New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
EUROPEAN OPINIONS or THE WAX.
v,ssrs sYMpArHrzE WITH THE UNITED
STATES AND APPRECIATE THE MOTIVES
OF THIS COUNTRY.

. ..c,rers nj hand from Continental
Europe publish many documents ana o. &C., 49,.
showing that IL some governments are sun ne''
o., g, ,h.,r sympath!es between Spain ana the
r-r,,cd States the recognized leaders Oh ING '''"
,,o,,,,e mora and moro enthusiastic IN favor
=, ,r,orica Amicere Clpriani. the Italian fsepuo-
rcan who was wounded In tho --latest Iurh'sh wa,
At tho head OF his volunteers whi'e ne "'''e ~
tina cause OF Greece. and who has oeeh e'eo.o' ,'
en-. fourteenth time az their Deputy BY the lta'ian
neope whose choice was annulled every "No ~
., rchical Government, published ecenty
an article I'm which he said. among other Things
w. hava at this moment second edition OF inc
War OF Secession. ls6l-6o. Then' AS 'o-u"s wv
United States was accused OF making WAL u'i'e.
,hs ,mnulse OF a prutay selfish sentiment asains.
r,sht ' and Justice Then. to-day the tortuous
L',roosan politicians cried out against ina, WI
To.dnv thcy defend SPAIN they forget 100 easily easily
that tho Cubans. those grandsons OF aa Nan Two
n,,ries by their socallet brethren. the spaniaTds
For the present gil the rights are Oh on one OBJ
pressed and spoliated by force nave sussa,trn p
three years an heroic struggle Tor thelr e'"a"op"
u1 W, appaud. therefore, with whole energy the
grind and generous attitude assumed by the nited
States. which tries 70 orinS aoou, ,h, so This
liz massacrcs which denle the CuDan soi; inii i
VIA war IS ndependeace The long martyrdom and the
ndomtabe heroism OF the Cuban GVinoaa a vs. aia
~ many years excited the sympa MES ana me no.
mration Of the people in the United States Twlee
America has SVEN the The eo DISCRIMINATION Of the
en,S ~ .' Of the United States preceded by
thirteen the taking OF s 1as was the fore
runner Of the republic In france /" i''V anu III
ori ba Victory Of America would be to-day not
only the triumph OF the repao lime II, the es,absh
ncnt OF n republic In spain
How different are these views OF an Acknowledged
Isaacr OF the masses in Europe from those ex-
messed in an article published In Le Figaro OF
Nav *, That organ. whose influence and c!rcula-
ton among ths conservative classes IN France have
beop decreased az result Of It's reactionary policy.
said:
Tho war as conducted by Americans. overthrows
a. a. ~ prot des gems international law. A
French vice-admiral enumerated TO us YESTERDAY
IN words too volen, rof nonmit,ed in that re-
JUS JUS, nv tbe United states First crime: The Amer,
leans bombsrd cities w,nou nonsls the four hours
"rselenentaires' prescribed py RUE anu o"en W
them. so that they can withdraw SeSond srimc;
order 10 seize vessels which were ignorant on thelr
sailing that there was state OF war miro cr .n
Sy,hitd by the treaties of all civilized nations.
Which were signed by the United States itself
This last charge Is false as the fourth one rel
alive TO the Cuban blockade which the aoove-men-
toned vice admiral declares Is not emcieh' Ano -
not observed by the Americans
On the other hand in the face Of these asser-
tions are lines like the following addressed 10 .
Paris newspaper by Louise Michel:
An ipternatlonalist group OF London. astonished
AZ the Judgment which has been passed upon inc
made by the United States ior ,ne ,.oeaV yty ~.
ing It's gratitude TO the few newspapers whch nave
NOT attributed motives OF low cupdity 10 that gem
erotls movement. Our friends did not expect less
from Rochefort whose attitude as president OF the
Cuban Committee they already kneT. SUI, shey
aIIntpansigeant gives full justice to the American
movement. While In Paris will Try, In ths divers