The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-19
SPANISH WAR TALK
Let the sarteamerteano. u
spain Pnlpttates With r.,,s-..e
From la lllustraciap ,t.

Everything goes 10 prove thar ~.
anaf A the Maine is an ,a.a.. se
we ReieSt GOT up 20 iniure :.
marks the turpstude and yslIa.nx !. 90
kee aggression. To say shar N
heroic the conduct of the ean,s,a - -
snip. "hen nobody is igneran, AZ ~.
reaiIF Is. Is enough 70 stamp TIE .,,ss.-
those people as the dSlIriops -
eup,d-iy and hlooithirst.nsss
Ii Is difficult for us TO hags~.
existence Of a whole people ehs.,ss
empty w'ndhass. Wi.hou, 49,
Yankee brain IS Isolated hy So
impenetrahle 10 reason. truth ~ 49,
and can be permeated only by N. ~
calumny. Thus only can W., rrs -
the violence of their orators axains. So
the gross insults 10 their uniform 49, ~, -
the attacks on our supreme ansA.s
which have found imitators In ons 49,
ish colony. hi; have been reprs.s.s -.
remedied there: the treachercus 1890
ION IN chicago Of a poor SUPER - -
peared disguised as a Spanish soi.,sr. - =.
all the innumerable delusoas AZ =.
crowds =
Even thus We explain the apposn,,.,.
tohse.-"eAerai Lee. who sneakaxy q
mehted the insurrection. while he -
iected the plans OF our forts and s,as;ss
future siratet4eai combinations. tsaasar 4 |
IheE say with the succors advances 4, |
the reconcentrados. and exe,almlr, =.
!ast!" when the foundation "a. 80
from under the deck of the Maips An N
is so ignoble and so coarse thar an ~. y.
a sort OF moral asphyxiation even Il 49,
ing about 1t. and 10 write ahsul i, =.
ought 10 dip the pen not In snk. IA. 4
mud. II wanted only thar thass .s...:s
invoke humanity who are r-ayok,.s -.
it wanted only that they should ra,s 49,
selves away for the freedom. az : 49,.
whom they have insul,ed In iAA, -.
colored soldiers on account Of their ~
though this race Is more pure ana ~.
than that of some of the politicians ~ 8
fest Washington. and who are pefAsa. q
seconded from conv.cts flying from Ee~
pean prisons, ha.f-hreeds OF cr.m~ ~,lA
is the real corruption Of the blood, Il go
we do not speak of whites and colasva -.
pler-all are fellowcreatures vhss a
Yankees insult those who decided IN 3.
OF secession when the whites, feeh. s.
weary Of fighting. abandoned thesr su
and turned TO negotiating. We pesspss.
have never done anything 10 urre 3 IS
war, but invoiuntarily there leap j =
lips the magnificent veless 81 C..
Gutierrez. in Catalan Vengeance.
1T is not ignominy TO yield mi
strength OF poor humanity Ii exha3
But 10 succumb without heinz cuha
and TO kiss the whip that hsAu =
/ never, That exceeds our enduranek-
Consul Lee fraternizing VIII knsw
lima Cisneros-what does that mani n. i
ply the confirmation OF ths mana III
which We a long time since peta:saed ID
be relieved from this consptntg va 4
made himself solid by his intrFyss HsiA Il
the country he represents.
We do not calumn.ate MT aeluded r
NORTHUMBERLAND people In hnsrzng that
IL Is not composed OF gehG1fUk: but TIE
lees have risen to It's head-wAre 70 IA
end and from the beginning lst meats
dregs, and when one agitatse ptopA =
when one agita;es a fQuer eask the dfss
or lees float up and contamAna,e all
Wine.
The chivairous conduct Of the spfsR
people. what does that &gn!fy1 ~
when a nation has fought for eleyxae
turtles for its ideals as SPAN has, nRs
not a Spaniard, though ha may haHss
raised by the vic!ssitudes Of our -
from the obscure place OF a lee. We ~
not feel In his veins the chisalry 4 y
race of soldiers. We personally ~
patriotic: we have the custom of eitkS
ing our own people. but We can ~
that assertion with truth ard VIZ
Boosting. The United States has RS
TO acknowledge this legitimate rrdE g
let 1T depend upon this. and lei Emp
depend, upon II. that TO make M
quires money. money and monty ~
making war when there Is no mohey.
for the purpose OF acquiring y
Spaniards have begun their fecoaQKs
and they will not halt. or even henhE
for all the world Witness the troe
Snayers. who, covered with raxA
quered ut Breda. The soldiers o. ~
leon entered Italy barefoot, and
middle of the year OF famine on
fathers dashed themselves aSAAN
troops OF that great captain.
And let there not be too much 90
dence in the prudence or govefns 49,
these should he prudent, bit me
never are. And SO great may pe ~ " ~
tation produced by unmerifed ou'faxs
monumental injustice that the ~ vi.
ASPIRATION may shake tho world a.
volve everything in a whiriw.na q
trophies. -
The chambers OF Washington "
stand one another thoroughly, ana 90
have approved the most insoient I.s.I
ton which was ever directed n 49, -.
nation. declaring the Cuban psopvl D.
demanding of the spanish Cover n
that II renounce immedl1teiy is 49,
i,y and withdraw all its land ana ~
fosceS from Cuba and It's waters 80
izing the president 10 dispose OF tns
of the republic. and declaring ls - 8
ticn to exercise sovereignty saiHps
the pacifjcasion OF Cuba.
The first Official response OF 80
Senior Sagasfas sober. virile ana ". J. 4.
speech In the preliminary mseuns -
deputies 10 the cortes. who have
their tasks at such critical ~ -.
The address 10 the throne, sanspss, : !.
ured and decided Ia the deiense
honor and the possessions Of SPAN y
a great contrast TO the iil-sresdi's :
Kinley's message. The Ivas sns
pIanse in the senate chamber. tAs
Of handker-hlefs and Gags. greea@
expression OF the feeling OF ne 4.
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