New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14
WHAT THE MADRID PAPERS SAY.
COMMENTS OF THE SPANISH EDITORS oN THE
pRrsInENT,s MISS AGE.


COMMENTS OF THE SPANISH EDITORS OK THE
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
Madrid. April 18th. "Globo" GAbcraD In
its leading article this morning defends the gen
eral policy Of the Government. appaudlng the
energetic attitude displayed by the Cabinet"
and adding: Spa'n's action now depends upon
the moves Of America" Continuing. tho "Globo'
lays much emphasis upon the duty of the
Powers TO iltain peace"
The "Nacionlr' (Conscrvative) says:
In case President Mckinley is no; satisfied
with the sacrifices the Spanish Government tas
made 10 Pleas him. senior Gulion teleSraphed
10 Senior Polo de- Bcrnahe yesterday. warning
him that should the Presidential message De uN-
satisfactory spain viii publish without loss 81
time a memorial. already drawa up, containing
n list Of tho concessions made by spain IN the
interests Of pea
The "Correspoudencia de Espaha' Gndepen-
dent and sem i-onlciaD SAID yesterday:
President McKinley's message contains stale
news namely his opinion o. the 'uhan cam
pal and fresh news. namely, clear statr-
mont regarding intervention. The message
might easily have been more wcighiy. but IL vas
moi possible for IL 10 be more imperiucnt II
der The circumstances We cousileg as opportIne
The memorial vhich S@nor Polo d" Fcrnahe IL
drafirg Tho truce intended 20 pronot" pcac"
NAV be uscfully employed in preparing LOT war
The "Heraldo" Gndepend snO said last night:
message a
cahlcd Information as 20 the atui"H' OK ."
Insurgents recalls the sicriiity n spain = pam
ful sacrifices IN suspr ndirg nostN'l - PROSE-
dent Mckinley ignores the Powers by ms con
,o,nn,uous si',nr. and ho f. further insulting
10 Spain bv saving he received ~" advice 80 me
suspension Z hostiltics without alt"FiG ""''
~ his message
The "ueraldo" then orumerates the "succes-
s,ve insults to spain" alleged 10 Dc contained In
m. Presidents message. remark!ng that Premier
u-ie
the Rourse's optimism Political circles ask
what Will The Government DO. The moment the
supreme welfare and honor Of the FniheF.ana
demand II there VIII be n close union of all
spaniards. With energy and manliness above
and prudence and solf-sacrhce below.
The "Impar,ial Independently rakes the
Presidents message fore ana at suggests II
suppre.ses the truth and turns dlsHaihiu'N
away. appealing 20 the Government 70 unite
all Span!ards by p"id action '0''''''"'''e' 49,
"Imparcial" says.
The Ministers must sce that each ac' 81 weak
800 ,riu beert II fresh American Insult fre~l-
dent Mckinley scarcely notices the artli-'!. -.
except 10 tell the insurgents sn'uo pa ~.
result from II Intervention VIII 'pl"". IN "'"',
,.ords "Iort Weld. I'm here let Span sriI
her 0eet 10 cuba. Let the uucc end go soon a.
Il &c known the Insurgents viii not SUI ''"u,
Honor and common-sense "'N' ''''''1
course.
Tn. Liberal" (Moderate Republican, re-
marks:
r,a Government. in spite % tho optimism Of
rho Ministerial organs respecting the i"es."sr;
rniects Intervention. Passages 81 tn' ON IA
note are almos' In III" "oIds oi me a. 10
leader OF yesterday. namely the ih'ofy - 80 IN
nro,eqted against to-day ana me prague W."
be energetlcauy opposed whenever IL i AZ
tempted. Councillors argued
,ha, PRESIDENT McKinley's affirmation oil 'l'r
,,c,rie ~ Intervention would stop the JlhEorS'
,na,,ep We protest against such coh''sSso'
aa being contrary 10 independ'h'e 'ric,n,
Iore President McKinlcy's theory - ',iu'N"rrn.
~ tho Pronunciation Of all sovereign Iit,.'1. -
Cov.rn,ncnt has done we'll IN securing hehce
forth the safety 81 us mos Sd.Ie" "r. ~
n,.c,aus dnposf Much, however ''''''''9 =,
r. dor. Terrible viii he IN" consequences -.
debility and INDIGESTION. should inc Thc"e is
SOCK 10 avoid or dodge inc na',Ea ,a ,,b e:chor
o,lv ono road for spain. we aSr'e ~ ~ ,,,h
om.o,o az 10 the necessity for proceeding VIZ
an, delay and fearlessiy TOWARD ue' ,,n,or,ed
cision The "LiberaT has "t he1s arrived at
no,nt uhen true patriotism dcInahdS Il" ~"
mediate so!uu'h' cos,a aays.
"FI Corrco." the organ OF senior H"s"''
The Madrid press Is unanimous IN lIs f,n ""
yorablc judgment upon fIesi ha rerelyed the
nassa0e and public opinion mas rr.'i a.
ho,,n'en, with marked hostility. SPrcI"l 80 -,
d,gnatinn is caused by The ciau'' .r,,,ati,r
,nTervention ana by a hypocr.icaI anI.' a,
i1lr' c"ha, ,,IsforilncS which have be"h fi'a'-
~, ourrentcd bv support given the repelS ON w
.r, ~ the American people ana pT"nap.S
t,D.,icsn consuis Although inc 'p'ou'I'
On cial statement issued afcr inc .ho
w lao, night strikes note or disgust, ~, ~
Government cannot without protest. ns"'
Jo,.n tho doctrine OF interference. Al NJ"
49, sovcreigntv and offending spain diB,
IL The Government must be Wetcn'ul an
tii,c on,nion remain serene, desplslng 'ne
npettv and underhand Vaccinations OF po"''c''"'
dssirous TO nsh In troubled waters
orl Epoca" (Conscrvative) says that read
In, ne the message reveals the fact that WINE
sa,nalIv written IN n warIike tone. 1t was SUD
..au.r,Iv sortencd down" The paper considers
,het the Spanish Government has done much
o. o..,,t President Mckinley in a difficult posi-
Non without getting much In return III
Fpoca" continues:
THE most important paragraph ~ the 'ao.'
which the Government properly answers IN ihst
riohf's official statement ana IN the pupiiSa'ioi
- Gn6or polo de Bcrnabe's memorandum snow
,ns m. sacrifices Spain has made for peace me
con pressional debates prove PRESIDENT Mch.h,
80 eight uositlon, and It is stu doubtful
vSa,har ne Will succeed In controlling the war
ike elements in America
"r, u.raldo" independently says:
TIL. message has removed the mask America
49,. norn too long II closes also diplomatic ac-
,,on Leaving Spain face 10 face with ner true
n.,ny tho author OF the war, VINO mas takeh
dvantape Of the honesty OF Spanish diplomats
desnising Spain Napoleon desplsed her,
and will pay dearly for the piundct as tSap p,,,o
atd Tor his The peoples judgment or the situa-
- bas been more Just than the Governments s.
..o, hsnce have come the public manifestations
,n tho streets II is TO be hoped. however, .na,
~ aeoyie will not weaken the hands which hoid
the reins at the present critical moment; Oiiy