Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-23
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March 22.-The cabinet
N''" ,oday lasted something over
r',upe and was devoted exclusives
AZ h9ul' .n,sb situation Is general anu
to the 'p~' s,bcomlng report OF the
to hs oarrt OF inquiry. The tone oi
Naln ,,,ons~lon was very firm ana ue ,
the a'se , ,hat there must come an emu
tertr''u , state of affairs In CUBA
. U, Long authorized 'ne SUI
s'''s'I mat the understanding peiote
He' ,,a. was that the report wouiu
The q wasblngton next Thursday or
rtaeh .h,t II was voluminous, ana
ii', ~, ,be publication and tr''nsm,'sslo,
;hA' w Us would not occur until next
70 CVpe tuesday, as the President
NonlN anirs that much time to give
WV 'ocument mature consiuel''.V"
ln .,.S " rs momentous character re-
CURED, 49,, officers state that
Othet "a ,,inn included the sendlhs
Ne ss.sjdentinl message along WIN
q q W stating that Spain hau peeh
The Tepu.I 10 make suitable response
called upon presented by the court OF
20 me c"SV
iiaulry' ,ot,net associates of the
Nn,'t ,,atntained their usual re-
Pfeslden, ,hc exact character of their
sexe " ,,ors vet 1t was conceded that
dellos,il.a,,ssion proceeded on the the-
'hs ,tst The coming report would SNOW
on w. .hs Maine explosion was not the
ula. .,, of an accident but was uue u
an external cause 49,. ,,,s,,rt,,,
nnir,lty exists on the part OF the
p.osldsnt and his cabinet, notn as 10
~ Maine question ana 10 tht Evn
'9s, subiect Of cuba. The possipli,y
"a recourse to Intervention IN cuse
sn,in declines to make suitaple re-
apa,". IN the representations we VIII
make regarding the SITUATION IN oupa'
haA1 ,aon duly discussed. Necessarily.
~ Uevsideratlon of the Maine disas-
Wv bss been abstract thus far. and no
.,i5sratlon has been reached, nor is
n, ,,s,ihle until the vital question as to
!, conrt,s findings is before the Presi-
w., srd the cabinet. At the same time
,,sra is very evident intention to
,,,,Asr all eventualities. including
a. rsronrse to intervention. the recog-
WAN az Independence and other meth
" which appear to suitably meet the
,s,prements Of such = condition.
II ls believed to be the intention of
h Il. President. however. to bring about
n rsry material and satisfactory con-
f.an In cuba, by what shall seem to
i. Inc best and most practicable
re.hod Of obtaining this end. II is the
4 i,re Of the administration that Spain
isr.ef will so far realize the situation
n 10 see the necessity for such radi-
ral action on her part with respect to
Cuha as shall command the approba-
lion OF this country, and thus at once
nut an end to all differences.
Pending decision on the govern
ment's final policy. no overtures or in
4 tlma,lons have been conveyed to the
sranish government, and there is no
4 Official knowledge as to how Spain
would regard recognition of Cuban
Independence or intervention. The
Spanish minister. Senior Polo y Ber-
rabe. requested today that a state
nant be made that reports attributing
10 him erpfessions on the subject Of in
dependence were unwarranted and un-
| iseussei this or any other OF the pend
| he questions.
outside Of the cabinet meeting. the
by was exceptionally quiet. Secretary
Long was able TO clear his desk at
| ~ o'clock for the first time since the
| Maine disaster occurred, and he left
Ne department. before office hours
closed to enjoy walk.