The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-11
No DELAY Of THE MESSAGE.
Noon Today as al First
Arranged.
TWO SUNDAY CHBINET MEETINGS.
Al Which II Was Decided 10 I,eave Com
sideraFion OF Spain's latest Move
Entirely 10 Consress.
SOME SLIGHT REVISION IS MADE
Cabinet Official Claims The Docun1enf
Is a Strong Ar8unSnf in Favor
OF intervention.

WASHINGTON April o cabinet
tonight announced that the presidents
dobtv would 90 to congress at
hority that meeting devoted
wholly the consideration of the addition the necessi
by receipt the from Spain advising this
erument of
presidents message merely rected this latest
the Development of the Spanish question: giving the sub
Spanish and recommending
utou congress- Otherwise message unchanged
meeting of the cabinet said the
Spanish message
merely 'wIa Spain has been asking aong-more
1t does touch the situation, and the presidents
left precisely as it before merely stating the fact
Development
Another said the meeting: "our
meeting tonight for the final reading of the message
congress strong paper and will
contain review of the conditions existing in Cuba for years past
the of the differing from that in
the newspapers The president will be given
hory the and the to bring about peace
,and Fl 0 there a government
argument made against the recognition independence
Of The INSURGENTS for the, reason that there is lackno tl essential
independent people, There is quotation one of
the former presidents who argued against the
Texans when rebellion against the Mexican government and
opinions expressed by Cleveland and Secretary
un during the last administration opposition recognition
O independence:
~Tbcre the message and that
relation the dispatch presented department by
Minister Polo Beabe containing that the
gent had granted authority Captain General Banco
be left to
his Judgment This the first communication that
Iarmen had had with the Spanish
Friday SO far there has been suggestion
the insurgents by this with
ing proposition rmse authorized Spanish gov
cnmen This government has had anything do with the
Gentlemen composing the Cuban juna in New York. 1 do
think the amsice idea will have the least any
may be contemplated in congress"
recommended further de
lay simply observe the practical armistce they
ouotcd 10y the majority who thought the president had
cd long enough.
BLANC II
During Poo the department he notified the
authorities that word had RIanco
been in executing the orders of the queen regent and that
proclamation of rmiSce had duly promuga TO-DAY
The O to bring about connIete cess.
hOStiies throughout
ion has been considered depends upon the du
ration OF the armISr" and the of the insurgents the in
fighting attacks upon tho S,nis
troops the situation will become compicaed hardly beev
ed that the Spanish forces will lay arms for any lgt
of time they continue to be under fire Insurgents
The attitude Of the nsurgen advisers WASHINGTON is that %
rejecting the amce Senior Quesada unta declared tofo
that the amsce simply Spanish trick designed to croatia
the impression that the insurgents unreasonable From his
standpoint nothing short of independence satisfy the non
remains TO be seen how far Gen Gomez and insurgents in M
field entertain this view If they also reject the ansjc snain
not likely to continue and the resort continue as it has
been doing the last three years ~
There little doubt however, strong induoncos will
be brought bear induce insurgents suspend hosi+i 90
that a complete settlement reached Ono o 49,
ambassadors at Washington pointed today influence Of
e pope was eeu upon TO considerable extent with
gents they part of country which thoroughly Catholic
and loyal to Rome While the influence great powers is not
k 10 be XeTted III material
this influence will be brought possible from av
moral standpoint The influence government
also VIII De very material facotWeen the United States
the crisis ben averte the armstice
accepted washington as tentative ground for the the
Do
The attitude of general subject is probemat
During recent days the feeling in both houses has
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