The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-11
SPANISH NEWSPAPERS.
DENOUNCE ARMISTICE
The Radical Ones lnsist That the
Ministry Has Betrayed IL
COuntry.


MADRID, April Ass p. m.-The day
has passed quietly and without special
incident. Enormous crowds going to and
coming from the bull fight passed within
easy reach Of Gen. Woodford's house.
Large reinforcements Of police and civil
guards were posted near, and also in front
OF the Spanish hank and other public
buildings. Just as the crowd returned.
Gen. woodford and Miss Woodford. who
had been spending the afternoon IN the
park. walked to their residence.
The Epoca Conservative will this even
ing approve the resolution of the govern
ment concerning prudential truce on
the petition OF the pope and powers" add
Ing thar by 50 doing the question Is not
ter position for subsequent events.
7:4s p. MEL HeraIdo de Madrid sAyss
Though the greatest order Is main
tanned In the crowded streets. yet the gov
eminent Is suspicious, Notwithstanding
the precautionary orders given yesterday"
FL Globo devotes its leading editorial to
telling the nation that the government
has carried out SPANS wishes under the
circumstances. yielding only to The voice
of united Europe. and not TO the United
States. 1t says:
Europe viii now support Spain should
the United States continue to aid the IN
surrection. Spain is stronger than ever.
Ell Liberal. in a highly significant article.
says:
,srhe government has signed HANK
form which others s viii @ iii Up. spain
Yields everything to the voice Of Europe.
yet the via crusIs 1way OF the CROSSE is
that SPANS surrender will serve as a bay
sis for new negotiations, whence Will issue
the necessary guarantees. re-estabtish-
ment Of normaiity In Cuba"
Ell Liberal piaintiveiy Gays II II impos-
zil II. ff.v2 vsrt IN ~
ness
Still 1t advises the people to remain
quiet. as perhaps Europe may exact con-
cessions from America, and also any way
defer the reckoning day"
Ell impartial independently severely
slashes the government for boasting that
It would not grant an unsolicited truce
II refused to Yield to the moral influence
and fatheriy counsels OF the pope"
I'VE do, not know foreigners opinion
OF the governments surrender" said FL
impartial: "but the bourse Salutes It with
a rise. With the deepest sadness before
the manifest incapacity OF the present
government, and remembering also that
international peace is highly in danger.
as necessary: A twenty days truce for
the rebels, submission and the concentra-
ton OF our naval force in Cuba. 1t the
truce lapses without result. then ceaseiess
war against the rebels and against the
United States.''
Ell Pals republican,. under heavy head
lines. such as "a Great Betrayal and
Spain Solo, says:
The present outbursts of Spanish indig-
nation resemble electric discharges. IL
tho government sounds public opinion IL
will find this OF evil augury and threaten
ing asking who Is the Judas. II there be
one traitor or several who have sold Spain,
thinking that the SPaniards are eunuchs,
let them know that he IL mistaken
FL Pals draws a picture Of street group
gathering about an orator haranxuing
them: their passions are surginx. some
one raises a CRY Of viva, Espana." the
flag is produced ard the enthusiastic null
tltude follows 1t. whittier who knows"
says Ell Pals; and answers Perhaps to
settle accounts with the betrayers OF
SPANS homer