The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-13


81 DO In rssasl1a TO these subjects. TIER
fsfs Is sezGea ard It's p-etooo. IN that re-
specs is as ssn4.nr a. any ssezftsvs rr<ary
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@s2g, anG the conditions therein lad DOWN
wsye nos evsa sz5sect % revision ~ tue
hss3s % sas p~4ee cczzzssssos ;az- fsi-
ioxee
zgaay ceta.s remain 70 .e agreed npon
szhics are not even r.fs--e3 70 II TIE
,ga.saos. su1h q tsese az relate 70 Ygrsiy
laval xuL5.cis sgl De ress-rs9 70 9 mill
t4ry commission THIS cosazaassaoH may
snoorater some difficulty IL making Dis
position q tae Spanish soldiers tn Cuba
ana Porto E.cc. ard tae military ard naval
nrs~nsrz r.cw in the United States. The
Epaussa government is showing remark
able uawsalngn@ss u pFoviSs for tie re-
FUR. o. these soldiers and sa-scrs % 6Szt-
tbs has gons 50 far az 20 lay tire Spanish
government open 70 the charge CT indlneE-
snoe ss 70 TIE tate o. the neE VINO strGg-
aEed for her cause
Earoesn gay.cea reserved here from
private sources throw ilsai upon this. say
ssag tna1 TIE Spanish government - sSSre-
henssye that ths returning warriors wiz
,osa the c4rilxx ard break out IL open
rebellion against the political dynasty.
Il 10 x~obab.e the military commission
sia bs cIothea ~ltA adequate power 70 deal
vitn fh.s Question In the interest o. the
EEstea States.
what VIII the Spanish Army Def
NEW YORK Aug. 12.-The Tribune pub
gsaes tie following dispatch from its sSe-
ossl correspondent at Aaarid:
The burning question Oh every ones
tongue noy that the wa- 10 over ID: What
h the atlifu1e Of the army leaders. among
whom Gen Polay1e5a stands ferta as the
sole oat-ane-out champion Of the
dynasty Gen. weyler remain. the
sphsnx of tne dynastac opposition, striv-
Ing 20 group under tls banner ali discon-
tented splrits. whether casiisss, republic
els or socialists: but careful investigation
shows thai the partisans Of this Spanish
Eouanzer. although noisy. are few, and
seAnsals Caused by his aeeumula ting
prfncely fortune. while soldisfs under his
command were unpaid. have fortunzieIy
for Spain diminished Gen. Weyisr's pres
tige.
The snarshals or generals, nearly ali OF
whom owe their advancement 10 service in
the Philippines or Cuba, carefully abstain
from committing themselves to any politi-
cal party. This IL the case even with
such pronounced Alfonsoists as Amiear-
rsga and cainchilIa. the present captain
general Of Madrid who like the rest, are
simply awaiting events
Meanwhile. IL Is evident that the first re-
suits OF peace viii be not TO diminish, bat
10 Increase the permanent; military estab-
lishmenis of the country, because Senior
saxasta recognizes the necessity OF offer
ing scope TO the army by providing posts
for several thousand officers who must
soon return home. This involves the cre-
alton Of new regiments and costly staff
appointments. which the ministry Of war
has already taken In hand. The drift CT
public opinion here is APPLY illustrated by
the following remark made by Senior Sa-
gasta In one 81 his friends:
I'VE have at least the consolation, amid
onr misfottuaes If knowing that We have
In cuba and the Philippines bequeathed 10
tine United States almost fnsurmountabia
obstacles. which. for many years 20 come
ttswfi be in cur power 20 render still more
Formidable should il 10 our policy 20 do
So"
Cuba VIII Welcome American Rule.
~fss.
tan says:
Careful Observers OF Cuban conditions
who have been consulted By the admins
tgatson concerning the course 10 be follow
ed IN that Island 20 bring about good or
der and sood feeling are OF the opinion
ana have expressed themselves 10 the pres
idem. that tie announcement Of SPANS
withdrawal end the assumption Of tempo
rary control by the United States viii 10
followed BY something Ike the demonstra-
tor Of approval that has been given in
Porto Rico to the hosting OF the stars and
Stripes. Said enc of these gentlemen In
discussing iae problem OF establishing i
sood government;
When i is fully known 81 Cuba tha;
spain authority is AZ AT end. thousands
~ Hifn Who eaVa ciuaE 10 the hope that
Spain woai3 retain her supremacy. VII
gladly turn - teis government that viii
;fs1To thu stability ihat loyal cubans
trusted that spain would get give 10 the
gsteFruent ~ the ISLAND. 10 rot ~
feFe that this loyalty was - sentimental
thai cucans of spanish iucinatlons will
abandon ths'r henaes thei~ property. their
families aHd al they have and rush back
~ sasin. 'slseee Spanish CuhsarAs cnnsts-
tute tire better part % he Business rpns-
fn5nily of Cuba Taey have had tftle 70
say sho;lt the government That has been
essentially penlns'tlar. ard la:terly alto
gether military They have TO desire 20
Cypress or ssuse the Cuhan= who have
sysnp4thlzea With tie Insurgents
The Insurgents the tsyai Ctihaus fear
NAV not - ass!ts - wiling n ies hygenes
- AHEones There ara many politicians
apcDg them. ao1 fA@v viii hope - have