The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-30
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DEFER 70 SPAIN.
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--ll..xs4x. ard had he pleasure Of
y frsu.sed, over tie wire. ~ sEoss2-
-. and .easE,ers 81 the markets.
.~o wears tug process OF lIs5oye--
- ~ The rsconcsntsados. ard shesr
SSSssa- has preceded. set any wbc
90 rau attention 70 the fact had 20
<.rd the assaults ~ those @osstr Hing
s-Svpxs. zhS denied In their editorial col
fne news they printed IN their news
ESS c.,s.-.Ys had been starved millions
= 1870 ~ cur legitimate commerce has
~ep, from the high seas. and The
ma xseshfps the eagle ca the dollar
- f..s NOT see the one on his flag. says;
~ S1,enf think Of the horrors CT war and
hnser 70 business"
T-s1oeens Among Recommendations.
SwAep the order Of concentration came
- roopetI up a. Feast ss American etfi~
- nth the recgBee0f r. dos. and refused
- fhrw go ssst ard earn legitimate ard
& - living II amounted 80 smprisoa-
-. We claimed 50 al the time. though
- urosessed not TO believe I; until the
u -srsbi% sena;or frern Vermont described
4. 1e1dE:ns ard the gan OF the Spanish sd
- ia; kept the concentrates together.
yEArr otf,@r seif-Fespestinx ration In the
y.~A would have ordered their release
=
~ssn>d the gates OF hell on Moro castle
- government however. upon the sug-
>ecrIan OF The president. took $50 90 OF
- ueoples money out Of the treasury Of
kisnIted States and begged permission Of
xszain the poor privilege Of feeding her
uns American bread On Spanish soil
3 an not complaining: | am not CRITICS
- There IL no other such record in all
- nissery Of the world I only repeat
- humiiiatiny statement 10 call atten-
- b the fact that every effort that has
- made b. the president has been con-
xa,ed by Spain to be an act Of cowafdice
- ABSOLUTE and conclusive evidence that
g sre afraid Of that mighty power. and
I'm such act Of careful consideration or
p pari has made Spain more cruel 10 her
n people and more Inducing 10 u.s."
.r6eeAish D~ssracfisn os the Maine.
Arnuoo then turned his attention to the
kBuesion OF the Maine. saying:
s4Ae battleshsp Maine. our gallant ship.
80. down and 26s OF or gallant citizen
STARS with her A. the time every citi-
"a az the United States familiar with the
1xxish character fel; confident II was
SSpSath frsaehery. Our ship Was there by
d1ktcf customary hospitality. and also by
1eootgacs OF treaty. She had an absolute
.SseAt 10 he there. She rode the harbor a
nmreneer of peace. No message had been
m b. our executive Inconsistent with the
1gens. hof,or OF Spaia. our only offeBse
~ 10 restore peace alike honorable TO all
On treasury had been opened 10 feed the
-, Definite plans were nnt even sng-
'suad sy the president. fearing 10 injure
- mla,ior.r with Spain. Spain could not
eeaeaer her own insurgents. Had we been
: q tenn
tRhin two years have made aggressive
- fp.riDle annexation. taking advantage
4 ~ crimes OF Spain and the misfortune
x.csbe.
1te night came on. n dark. gloomy
INK natural and proper time for Span
81 kAvery Our men were asleep in 3
fneoay harbor They were never chai-
laxol to display their courage They were
- whipped In honorable battle. but ehok-
- nrned. strangIed and drowned with
~ chance 10 die fighting for life. with
VI moment 10 say a prayer. In the
tuu1lnx CT an eye. they stood in the
1fQeaee OF their Maker. Suppose ninety
4tkm had been United States senators,
0p>ee the balance had been members
0seeYess or made up Of judges and lead
~ Rusesslonal and business men, would
~ days have elapsed before war began?
u IMPOSE each senator had a son or a
MR. there
81 We tell oar children the truth when
way thai the life Of every American