The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-04-19
SPANIARDS RESIGNED.
They See Nothing Ahead But Resort to
Arms.

Madrid, April 19-The outlook has
become much worse, and very gloomy
views are generally entertained. A few
persons. more optimistic than the ma
jority trust that i'm a few days time
the prevaing tension may be lessened.
1t is the general belief, however, that
a rupture is imminent.
The cabinet council met at o'clock
yesterday afternoon. The session lasted
three hours. Senor Sagasta, the pre-
miur submitted draft of the speech
from the throne. Its tenor is not pre-
cisely known, though it makes an ap-
peal to- the highest patriotism of the
nation.
1t summarizes the international prob
lem and points out that Spain has al
ways presented an accommodating front
I'm everything which did not diminish
her sovereignty though she only agreed
to grant d cessation of hostilities in
Cuba when the pope made his request
and the powers Joined i'm counseling it,.
The speech from the throne appeals
to the Spanish people to rally around
the young king and save the country
and To grant to the government every
thing which may be necessary and
urgent to defend the national honor
and Integrity.
Although the speech is now definitely
drawn nm If ,,,,. SIN bo ,,ndiaai. Int
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ous dfe..tghas ralgtiro to tbe cuban
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fed States Gnnor Norst secretary. rn,.
tpa crl,t,f.- road q di.rat.b rr,,, Con
a,.al GI.n.,, r,ntafriro prro,,r,lI,
nov. .v-ifb ,..,,sri fin tba attitrda of tb,
. cuban r.p,ls n seems that whom tbc
An.,fc,n e.psta. commenced tb, dis
cussi,u nr ANA voted in favor of fin.
recognition pf cuban fudnperdanca tba
raLals YlauJnral tbair Intention of
vialdipa. t, Sfai,, i'm return fo,. q broad
er measure rr 9utonop,,. and thera ie
q general r,pula, distrust here as ia
any outcor1a of the negotiations win
the reLrIs
Npvs ras,actirg the nropress Of
events i'm America is anxionsI,. awaited
but i'm any case tbe government win
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rious consideration.
1t is matter of comparative indif-
ference to the Spanish people whether
/ the policy of the United States Is one
/ of immediate annexation or of liberia
/ tion. IT aims at least at the destruc-
/ tion of Spanish sovereignty in Cuba.
/ Spain cannot tamely give up her SOW
/ ereign rights without a struggle. on
that point al parlleS are agreed ana
all are ready TO SINK thelr dlHerences
/ ana TO support the government loyaIly
in It's defense "l the haIohal hohor'
! WIN 'lear perception "I Nhat the