The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-08-01
HARDLY A REPLY
BEFORE.TUESDAY
SPANS AnsweTto Americas Terms
Not Expsclsd Today
cAMBON HAS FULL AUTHORITY
Frsnchman Sends MeKIn|ey's Proposition
To the Sagasta Cabinet
NO CESSATION OF HOST|L|T|ES
Interest Is Unbounded To Know the
Change Made in the Terms at the
Urgent Request of French
Ambassador, but Secret
is Well Kept.
NO CESSATION OF H0ST|L|T|ES


NaSH4hStoh' jury Oil ne pc '''' 49, So
formed as to the probabilities declare lh"'
tho answer OF the Spanish government 10
the terms of peace outlined by the govern
. 80 .,o trrito, c,tatee 10 NOT ia he ex-
rr,,., NH. amman &c
pette" oeioie Aue'""S 40
based upon Il hho"ieueo % @'V '''''0
the United States communication was It.
ceivcl in Madrid which was not until an
oar1,, hour this morning the time required
. 1aa;,,,,,. :. +.o ,,.,oessi+y go,, an extended
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cap'het ana ALSO 'le Necessity lo' car iuHy
framing the rejo.nder.
It is not meant 10y this statement to Ques-
ton in any manner the full olen,potentjary
powers Of NJ. Cambon, the French ambas-
sador. in dealing with the subject On the
contrary, they are in latitude wider than
those usually conferred in such cases
bHt ms pHSi,lnn Is '"H htrSi sIn'as
obliged TO secure the sanction of the
United States senate to any treaty OF
peace that ne may prepare I"r me am,
pd;'9@doI must sunni 10 lhe Maurit
,%nt va ~. 10 t'ap' , ''"S as
i,'1 al '''e Va ms 81 'uch an az
on" ~ = ",!" '7',i'St any po97i""-
~ % ',''lol' VI 'tS ''"il' ne "'9 pee"
60. .'e "-it'i, non u '''9
sio,F tI'il VIII ~ "I"oe py ,ne "pahISA
,.,ti't. POM ''.1' ,E any
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known 10 our government tina, NJ Co,rI,,,,
had such powers when he appeared yester-
day afternoon at the white house 10 re-
ccive the American answer, but once the
..t.,
tent to deal ia an Authorized manner with
our government. the production Of his Gre
den ials was hailed with satisfaction as
tending TO hasten the reaching of an agree
ment without loss Of time ana in the most
direct manner for technically the United
States is now treating with Spain without
the Intervention of any third power.
II may he sai1 a1eo that Nj Cop,bo,,
&c rrooeed;,,o Will, .+,oieu,,4fo..r.,,,,
ness toward his obiac+ and +bo+ +b.re
is M fear of da,,io,,s di,,,or,oo,, 1,a;,,,.
;,,troduced ir+o +ba ,ooro+;o4iors
,rho,a is much ,.ooo,,r,+t1,, 20 +,,o
ture of The amendment in the answer of
the United States that the ambassador sue
tteHe" III In"uti'S fIe@Ideh' NG"H"ty TO
carnft,1I,, corstr,,c+.,, ~, HE r,hinot Al
that can be knowingly stated is that it
relates to that part of the answer which
deals with lne future of the philippines.
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to"c''''"'" upon lht 'F'e"''"" % me
iaIai"S' anu I"c la''lIu CABINET was Will
H's 10 MAKE almost any SacrIHCc IN It's
power 10 secure that eld'
More Than a Coaling Station.
Whether or nor tho ambassador Dreval-
cd I'm this is not known but there Is rea-
son to believe that the success ne attained
was limited and THAT the United States
proposes to retain some foothold little
more important han a simple coaIing sta
ton in the Islands. Had our demand been
limited to Il coaling station there would
have been no doubt OF It's acceptance, and
IT is even probable that the concession
might have been made Of a considerable
tract of land for a naval station and
supporting zone.
Pint II is believed that there was
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w. =,
Inc cry VI MAMMA 'iio fo1i0 "
Tue group una pa " VIC
erehce TO coililllSSloh Vi INC 4"o''lon
OF the future soVei nii1on' u INC
lsliiloe' lol tie 'p'%'l19'i
oeSlio"S 'ii'C l'9 LUZ 90
Fehi"lh uli'AAo' 'o' "4AN
Cloh' 1910.
1t Is assumed mat II was 'I'S pm.
which was uAe SUBJECT Oh alli'I'"'ii''i' al
the hands of the president yesterday
though what form of change TOOK IS
still unknown. AS some mention mas been
made in the public discussions OF uAe pos
sibility of the acquisition OF on" Oh u'ie
Caroline Islands, 1t may De stated 1u'Ho'I
tatiVely that the matter mas not oceh c"lA-
sidered by the cabinet up to TINS tIhe'
No Cessation of Hos1Ht1es.
.rbo nroeress made in the negotiations
has given rise In some quarters to an eX-
nectation THAT hostilties are to be sus-