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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20
Gr-uerahriimre.

@opp4a9 frii4 rm bier 1t6r tpurOe
ods Dad bss GetreiOe : GleOators BET
ben SOoIac Sunnsl 9ofs in GhurGes>
3otpn, BEL Bolton, bur4 cine Staubz
erploiion OOnftdnDig pegge6laiea unb bus
glei4 barauf ausbredenbe 5euer s%eritDrte
ni9t nun ben eqn3en iibrigen Ibei! Oes Giez
iengebduoes, ionbern per3e9rte AUDI faf ieis
men gefammten Snbult, Der in mebr aIs
100000 8ufbels @streibe, meit Mei8en, Be-
itano,
Der 0ampfer .gambroman" pet6er To-
eben am ODD selaben mar, purOe oHr4 einsu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20
qerntfTd1teH.
6wei hamburger Dampfer perfauft.

6wei hamburger Oampfer p%erfanft.
Der Sem Oorfer Ngert Der 6am6urgs
&meritanif9en 9umpferIiris, @miI 8, 8pas,
1T BON 9amburg aus benabri9:igt
porben, buB bic 9ampfer r@olumbia"
unb rNormannia" ieiner @eIeGf9aft an
Morie &c 60 in 2onbon b~erfauft pprben
feien. SpGter erbieIt er no9 cine &a6ete
OepeI8e, ipel4e melbete, baB Morfe & So.
Die befoen 9ampfer gefterA an bic Som
pania Sransatlantica" in Barcelona per<
fault BADEN. Die 0ampfer gingen bereits
9ienftag BON 9amburg na9 gaOia qb.
Komifder Hans oeffOrben.
Or. 6. s. Spnan, Elm reiber @rrnbbez
tiger BEL San Srancisco, 1T qetor6sn.
@r purbe por feds Sabren baburd in tpsis
ten &reiien befannt, .buB er pl0Bli6 in ues
6eimniBpoler Meiie berf9tpuno unb aeTehs
liA fir tobt erflGrt purbe. .3mei Sabre
ipdter eri4ien er ebenIo pl0Bfi9 pieber uuf
Der 8tlbflG6e unb CAB On, in TtiQer 3uridz
ge5ogen6eit in Bolton gepO6nt su babsn.
@r erbielt iein @igentbum auriiG uno iberz
na6m BON Neuem in feinem beina6e a6taias
item 2ebensia6re Die perIDnli9e @erpaItunn
Ieines groBen 9runobeiibes. SEPT lit &c
einem Nierenleioen erlegen.
Grobeben.
@G6renb Der Sreitog Na6t ourben in
Der @egenb BON Botnt 4rena, Gal, 30 grb<
itDBe peripiirt, @s purbe fem bemertensz
pert&r S9aben ungeri9tet, aber in @resn@
pop6 purben 6du1er in's S6panten ae<
bra@t, ~itiiraten S3orniteine Elm unD purpe
cine Menge 8or3eGangef9irr 3er6ro9en.
en- Menbpcina tpurDen ftdrfere GroerI9iits
terurqen pabrgenpmmen unb in Der Muine
StraBe %entitanb cine mebpete SoG breits
@rDIpalle.
GonfuI Srice in 1reu porf oneeFommen. \
Ser nDrptgtI9e 9ampfer r6erman @e=
Del Sarlsberg" 1T 9ienitag Gta9mittug mir
10 pafagieren BON Matanaus in Sem gort
eingetroffen, Die BON bort geflohen maren,
INN etpuigen Angriffen bes fpantiden P0@
bells gu entgeben. Die Pafagirre ipuren Der
ameritanif9e @Oniul 8rtce uno ieine un:srs
bsamten nebft beren Sanilieu.
GcrtiesaHg aRf Der 3. SsitG)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20
AnnImhafaur.
9ur6tbare GrpIofion.

Gin 1iibpeftli9 BON benz Clearinghouse
Oelfelba in Weftz8irginten, am W5stitpnc
Greet liegenbeS N%itroglpcertr z2ager lit Mittz
mod in Die 2uft geflogen, Otis Sites unb
Daniel aice biBten bas 2eben elm uab gOz
paro @incent 4purOe i6per Der[ebt. Nle brti
Iinb bel Der 9erman Sil Company angez
Itelt.
Sites unb 9iee tparen gsrabe nit 5nei
@agenlabungen Nitroglpcerin aus Seem
MartinsDille, SO. 3d., Bel benz 2agerbaus
angetommen unb itanben i'm 8egrifF, ben
Grploitpitoff ab5ulaben aIs bic grplOiton
Itattfanb.
Die 9e6dube, bic beiben MGnner, pferbe
unb Wdgen purben i'm 4tome aeri9mettert;
bann gerietben bic 3dure unO Der na5e Iie=
genoe 8alb in Brand unb bas 5euer 1T ieBt
nod nidt gelOf9t. y
8incent, ipel9er f9tper berleBt tpurbe, be-
fanb ii9 in elmer @%ntfernung ppn bunbert
0drbS an Der Nrbsit, uls Die @rplofion itatt@
fanb; feline 8erlebungen peroen pabrI9etns
LID ben Sob CUR Solge baden.
SIS purben mebrere @e6Gttbe serit0rt lnb
Der burh Die @Tplofion angeri9tete 8erluIt
piro ie6r 6eDeutenD Iein.
Gefortes SafebanfpieI.
9ds 8%aieba1ipiel, tpel6es SamItag Na@=
mittag in ct. 2ouis 5pii3en ben
8rOpn's unO Ghicago's gelpiett purOe,
tpurbe INN flint Minuten na6 4 l1hr beiln
8eginn ber:2. SHINING" bur9 cine Seuers@
brunIt gu einsm id6en @bi9luife gebra4t,
ireIde Die groBe Sribiine, Die 9apiQons, Die
Gluboffices unb bic @obnung pon Chris
BON Der N6e bOGitGnbig 5eri5rte, Ser Sc
fammtberluit tpirb auf $4,000 ge59Gbt.
@iele perIonen er1ieIten 8~erleBungen.
GrnfIi6er SahnunfaG.
Muf Der Sod SsGanbsGiIenba6n Tanb
SomItag Mprgen in Der Hd5e BON
@9~ibertDoi1e, = inn @tGate Sonia, 3ptz
f9en einem @r:ragiiter3uge unb einem
2ptalgiter3uge Elm 3uiummeni toB tutt, Der
brei WlenI den bas 2eben toitete. Die Namen
Der ltmgetommeren Iinb: @6arle5 0ib6le,
Qpfomotipfiibrer; Wiqidm @utterion, Sberz
bremIer; gilbert 8lofer, oei3er.
Die 2elte bes 2ofalgiiter3uges retteten fif
bur9 reht3eitiees &bIpringem. Der @ertehr
upf Der Iiibpeitli9en &bt9eilung 1T bur9 bic
Sriimmermafen ms Stoden geratben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20
Grnennunocr.

Ser grGiibent f4id:e folgeabe Grnennun@
gen an ben Senat:
8unOesmarfddqe - SSo6n 8. @6ine fir
ben n1rbli9en 8e3irt BON GdIifornisn.
Senrp 8. Osborne, fir ben Iiioli6en Sc
5irt bon Galilofnien.
Observation-Disclosures - @Opdro 8rdiep
in 2epistotpn. Mont.; 9eorge .. Greene in
9fGenu, Mont,; 5rant 8. 9pbbs in Salt
Qate Gttp, ntab.
@inne6mer Dffentlifer @elDer 2nuis
80. Glbrioge in Qepistopn, Mont.; anbrep
S. @oIaG in 8o5eman, Mont,; SO9n 9Oribp
in 9elena, Mpnt.
S6omqs 9rapton Barter, 9iilfs Snge=
nieur in Der 6lotte. NJ
%. g. 8auarb pom 9itrict @olumb!u,
SiiGfsagent Der 2a9sfif9erei in Musta.,
&pbert 8. @bans, 8~unbesantpalt fir ben
8e3irf Minne1pta.
Patrid $. 8purfe, 8unbesanpalt fiir ben
8e5irt gtoro 9utota.
Sames S,Hubbits, 4oitme1 tier in Spring
fielo, Sbio.
oeonOer 90. SCHUBERT, s3~ouauffeber. in
Council Bluffs, Soma.
G6as. $. Norris, Ginnebmer DffentGi9er
@elber in 8iialia, GaIifornien.
81. $. RObiniOn bon SbiO, 9alfs=6lotz
tenfonItructeur.
Srsberid bon 8aunrba9, Steuereinnebnner
fir ben geairt MinneIpta.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20
GootIibes Ouen.

Sn MineraG Git0, Sus,, Fat 5ipiId6sn benz
Sarmer Sad MurPbp uuO acknowledgements
elm b%lutiges 9ue4 itattgefunben. 8eioe Be-
tbeili9ten ItnO tObt, bic @erdnGaFung gu Der
S6ieBerei lit ni3t befannt. Murpbp mar elm
Sbpuger BON Waripn Nsbeu, tpel9er ppr
einem Sabre unter Der &ntluge, feline 6ruu
ermoroet 81 BADEN, pro3eiiirt tpurbe unb
pGbreno bes PrO3efes bate MurpbD me5z
rere @Male ben @eriu4 gema9t, @s6ea umz
5u6rtngen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20
HfrhrehfFM.
6an3e famtIie ermoroet.

'FN'N~~ ON~N' ~ V"I
5reitag Mbenb feline 5Nu Inn Ietrs 5pet
&inber ermOrbet bate, Set6itmorp Began
gen.
Gin SbenfnI.
2uut elmer SpeSiafbepef9e aus Butte,
M3ont., tit bafelbft Der 8ru6enar6eiter @Drus
q. Sell Derbaftet norben, neil er angebliA
ben 8eriu4 gemuht bat, 5r1u Marion 8elp
unb beren 3pei 8inber in i6rem 9uu1e gu
berbrennen. Oie Srau bate fi4 ~gelpei9ert.,
ben 8ea' gu beirat6ett al1b rd1er @ut6 bar
iiber mar Sen in aler Serrgottsfrii6e in bas
5aus Der Sruu &eqp gebru1gen, bate Seq
tere 4nb ibre dltete Scooter ge6unoen uno
hInrpformirt unb bann bas 10au3 in 8rano
geitedt. Die Srauen tpa9ten bur9 5as Sc
praffel Der Slammen auf unb i4rien I'm
9iilfe, porauf bic Nu6burn berbeieilten, be-
men es, tpenn au9 nit GROCER Wii9e, 9elang,
Die Snfaiien bes 9aufes gu ret:sn un6 bic
Slammen gu lOf9en.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-05-20
Beatty's Organs ana Pianos.

Hon. Daniel f. Beatty of Washington,
New Jersey, the great Organ and Piano
Manufacturer, is building and shipping
more Organs and Pianos than ever. In
1870 Mr.. Beatty left home a penniless
piow boy, and by his indolnitable will
he has worked Ills way up so as to sell 80
far. over 1OO,O 600 Of Beatty's Organs and
Pianos since 1870. Nothing seems to
dishearten him; obstacles laid in his
way, that would have wrecked All ordi-
nary man forever. lie turns to an adver
tisement and comes out Of ii brighter
than ever. He was mayor Of Washing
ton, New Jersey from 1879 TO 1883, FIVE
terms, and recently declined a renomi-
nation for the sixth term. His instru-
lnents, as is we'll known, are very popu-
lar and are to be fonntf in ~ parts Of
the world. We are informed that dur.
ing the next ten years he Intends to sell
200 600 more Of lis make; that means a
business Of $2O,00O,O0O, if we average
them at 500 each. 1t il already the
largest business of the kind in existence.
Write or call upon Daniel F. Beatty,
Washington, New JERSEY, for catalogue.
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Bill q Smith 4 Lucas, board for

Bill q Smith 4 Lncas, board for
county prisoner, s %
Bill Of +. Carlson, labor on coun-
~ road survey, 9 90
Moved and seconded that the plans
and specifications Of Thos. Burgess for
bridge on Stony creek be accepted, and
that said plans and Specifications be
marked xhiDits "A and b." Carried.
Moved and seconded that tile bonds
OF Q. Bergh, for constructing q bridge
ried. u.
On motion, board adjourned.
M N H. ROEHR,
County Auditor.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-05-20

Washington. May 49, Sixty-ive thou
sand troops have been mustered in. Or
ders have been issued directing SO regi-
ments OF infantry, II light batteries Of
artillery and 80 troops of volunteer cav,
airy to go to Chickamauga; 9regiments
and battalions Of infantry, and bat
teries of artillery to San Francisco; I
regiment OF infantry to. Key West; 4
regiments of infantry and troops Of
cavalry to New Orleans;
Key West, Fla, May Captured
Havana fishermen say the reconcen-
trados are nearly all dead or have been
expelled from the city. The latter, it
e added, Afterwards died in the sub
urbs.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-05-20
Draper Given Life Sentence.

St. Louis, May 16. - A private dis.
patch from Jerseyyille, ILL.,, announces
that Capt. Charles L. Draper, on trial
there for the sensational murder in
Jacksonville of Charles D. Hastings,
on March 81. 1897, was Saturday found
guilty and sentenced to the peniten.
tiary for life. Both men were prom-
inent citizens of Jacksonville, and
the murder was the result Of business
differences.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
Board Of Co. Commissioners
WILLIAMS COUNTY. n. D.
ADJOURNED SESSION.

WiIliston. N. D., May 10Th. 1893. +
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present: Com'rs Gaines. Burgess and
LorRhland.
Board called TO order by Chairman
Gaines.
Minutes Of last meeting we're read,
corrected and approved.
On motion, hoard adjourned till 1
o'clock p. m.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-05-20
Trees. Trees.

Now is the time to seton shade trees.
I have large quantity of young trees,
embracing cottonwood, box elder and
ash. from one yearold up, which Z will
furnish at the lowest possible prices. 4
guaranty all trees to be first class. Trees
for tree claims, farms and yards. Write
for prices. WESLEY SMITH.
Williston, n. D.
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Adniral Dewey Gratef.l.

Washington, May ia cablegram
has been received from Admiral Dewey
thanking the president for his promo
ton and complimenting his chief of
staff and the commanders of all of the
naval. vessels.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-05-20
wisconsin TROOP. Le.ve.

Milwaukee, May 16.-The Second reg
iment OF Wisconsin volunteers, Col.
Born commanding, left Camp Harvey
Sunday morning for Chickamauga in a
train consisting of three sections. The
Third regiment left Saturday evening.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-05-20
The Missouri River Valley
Stock Growers Association
Will Pay a Reward Of $50

furnishing evidence
persons guilty
j. Setting mules
Amending,
deceive the rightfn Of cattle
their respective killing manning
belonging member FL " SMITH
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; San Francisco, May 16. - Edouard
Remenyi, the Hungarian violinist,
dropped dead at the Orpheum theater
while performing Sunday afternoon.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-05-20
+. c. PALMER,
County Surveyor.
Survey Of Irrigation bitches

OuIVCy VI ATIISdCIUA DICClICS
A SPECIALITY.
Lines traced-Settlers LocateG-Gener-
al Surveying done on short notice.
Leave orders at the Postoffice.
Willieton. Williams Co.. Nd.
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ceved by it. applause on the repub-
lican side.) g.,
the highest inspiration and the best mo-
tives of Datriotic citizens throughout the
whole land ana if the people, with the
help of the democratic party If we can
yet it, or without its help If We cannot
get it-but we will get i'll say, with
the help of the democratic party. with
out their engineering our machinery on
the floor of this house, in due timo-at
an carly time too-the people of this
country will shout in praise of q repuh-
ucan administration that will carry into
execution the power. the will ana the
cIict of tie American people dro-
longed applause on the republican s.de)
Cummings Has Wor1.
After Mr. Grosvenor concluded the debate
r-ont an the most significant utteranco b.
mo made by Mr. Cummings, a New York
democrat who denounced the political
character which the question was assum-
ing as unpatriotic and unWise.
Messrs Grove. republican, of PennsylVa-
MIA; GriggS, democrat. OF New YORK. ->o'-
ron democrat. of Ohio, and skinner, popu-
list Of North carolina, also spoke.
Mr. Skinner said he deprecated the parti-
san advantage that was taken of the coca
sion. We had been taught that We were
2 union and that any man who undertook
TO take partisan advantage of the situation
would fan below the high-Water mark OF
trl ST.
waited long upon the president, a- an
American and by that term he meant all it
implied in the civilized world, to develop
his course of action. At the same time he
empbasiZed that nothing else than free
Cuha and indemnity for the loss of the men
on tho Maine would be satisfactory to the
American people.
Mr. skinner again declared that he deprc-
Gated that that policy should be foisted into
in "a on wa
knew no party, condition or circumstance
eycept the honor faith and bravery of the
American people and any man who sacri-
6cea these would meet what lie deserved,
the execration of the people. The emblem
of our flag meaning equality and liberty.
was destined to float rs it should. over the
western hemisphere.
Little progress was made with the naval
bill The only important amendment adopt
ed was one appropria,inG $4,000 for the
erection of new building at the naval acad-
envy.
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WON'T PAY LEES FOR ARLINGTo
March, of Illinois, Introduces Bill De-
claring State Of War TO Exist.

Washinston, March 29.-The house today
quietly proceeded to the order of the day
the consideration of private bills. NO OBJ
portunity was afforded under the rules OF
debating the all-abSorbng topic, but mem
hers stood about the cloailrooms ana lob
hies all day long discussing the SITUATION.
The mos intense feeling was manifested.
The house. after passing a l>il t" pension
the widow of General John l." Stevenson,
at the rate of $50 per month, devoted the
whole ,IIv to The consideration Of the nul
to nav certain claims for stores ana sup
plies furnished the union by loya citizens
of the south during the war.
There was a bitter contest over claim
of $4,000 preferred by the heirs Of the
widow of General Robert T.. Lee. She in
herited the claim from Mrs. Fiizhu%h Lee,
her aunt, who it was admitted. was loyal
Mr.. swanson, democrat. of Virginia, who
champoned the payment of Che claim, SAID
that Mrs Ice was the heir of Mrs. FiiZ-
hugh Lee and he thought in this cnliGhten-
cd ace it was outrageous to set mp the con-
tentIon that the blood OF Robert f. Lee
could not inherit property given them by Il
loval citizen Of III" United States.
Mr.. Yost. republican, nf Virginia. ana
Mr.. Jones. democrat of Virginia. support
ed the claim but it was STRICKEN out-S2
TO 81.
When the bill was reported to the house,
Mr.. Swanson demanded roll call on the
Lee claim. The vote in committee wa-
confirmcd-132 to 81.
the house recessed before the bin was
passed. II provides for the payment or
about $50 claims, aggresating about $l,2go,
600
Representative March of Illinois. chair
man Of rhc house committee on militia. to-
day introduced the following JOINT reSou
tIon declaring war between the government
OF Spain ana its Dependencies and the
a los n
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Joe Bailey Catches the House.

them"
Joe Bailey Catches the Hcuse.
MI Bailey. the democratic leader, re
rled to Mr.. Johnson.
Il KNOW said he, "the standing of
the gentleman from Indiana in the
Souhchs OF his own party and before
the country well enough to know that he
mas spoken with deliberation and that
II is entitled to be considered almost as
authoritative. When ne says that the
president Is trying to compose the mis-
understanding between this nation and
tne spanish government, upon a basis
which viii compel the island of Cuba to
66uy It's liberty from the butchers Of
SPAN. we are justified in Supposng that
IL IS for that purpose the house has
been denied the opportunity to vote
upon a resolution which declares that
the Cuban patriots have fairly won
their independence. applause on The
democratic Gide.)
Il believed yesterday. I know today.
mat the policy of that side of the house
was to delay a decision of ths question
IN the hope that the rich and powerful
interests of this and other nations will
compel the struggling patriots of Cuba
to buy the freedom that they have
fairy Won with their courage ana by
their sword. applause on the demo-
cratic side)
Il owe the republican party no kind
~ offices. But | will venture to warn
1t that if its leaders agree and the re-
publican party sanctions the agree
ment to compel any people under Gods
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rors as we'll as the gentleman from In
diana CIr. Johnson. I witnessed its
desolation. My father and my kinsmen
came back from the battlciicldS render
ed historic by the courage of those
who wore the blue, well as those
who wore the gray. When they turned
from Appomattox. where they had left
everything except their honor, they
came back and on every hand they
witnessed the horrors and desolations
of war Where they had left Il happy
home they found a mass of charred and
blackened ruins. We do not want war.
We have twice offered you the oppor-
tunity to avoid it. But, Mr.. Chairman,
we might well be frank. If it takes a
war to free the island of Cuba, my
voice is and the voice of those with
whom ] have the honor to act is CUBA
free, without war if possible; CUBA
free. with a war if necessary. GRO,
longed applause on the democratic side)
Grosvenor Speaks for President.
Mr.. GrOSvenOr, republican, oil ONO,
whose utterances are given great weight,
ewing to his close friendship with the ad-
ministration, answered Mr.. Bailey. He said
he did not intend to reply to the argument
of the gentleman from Texas, but he felt
for him Il very stron" degree of sympathy.
"When" said he. "a man has been for
nearly IA year trying to play n game OF
politics ON the question of war and has
failed and has finally made an exhibit
ton, Il futile effort in that direction,
unparalleled in the history of this body.
it becomes pathetic when he talks about
a war and war that will never hap
pen. ] rise to point ont one or two alb
surd statements constantly repeated In
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die fighting for life, without mo-
ment to saw a PRAYER.

die fighting for life, without a mo.
ment to say prayer.
"In the twinkling of an eye they stood in
the presence Of their Maker. suppose
ninety of them had been United States
senators, suppose the balance had been
members of the congress or made up OF
judges and leading professional and busl-
ness men. would forty days have elapsed
before war began or suppose each senator
had q father there. DO we ten
our children the truth when We SLY th2t
the lite of every American citizen Is OF
equal value before the law? They were
not senators. they We're sailors
WTheir widows and orphans cry
aloud to US, the silent appeal of 268
seamen comes to us again and again,
saying, we are flesh of your flesh,
bone of your bone and blood OF your
blood; we loved and died for the flag
that shields you What is to be our
answer? Shall we answer with money!
"Nr President. I speak only for myself
and am for war. applause ia me Gal-
cries)
Put gentlemen may say: Don't say you
are for war-say that you are for armed
intervention which means war believe
in calling Things by their right names.
.If we believe that numbering our
men, sinking our ship and lowering
our flag is not cause for war, say so,
and refer to it as they did the Virgin
Jus affair. and allow our brothers to
be sold like stock for gold
"If it is a cause for war lets 2SSume
the responsibility put upon ~ by me con
stitution. and say so. not only to SPAN nut
to tho whole world Let It's not say one
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the newspapers and which found an
echo IN the voice of the gentleman from
Texas He warns this side that if the
president attempts to force the CUhans
to buy their freedom hell Will break
democratic side. Uaughtcr ON tho re-
publican SidcD
Nobody proposes to force cuba to
buy her independence, 1t is like "A tale
told by the idiots, fun Of sound ana fury
and fun of nothing There is no such
proposition by to or from the admins
tration and the whole idle prattle Of this
character in the newspapers has been
SO much folly AMI nonsense. ANA yAt IL
statesman. leader of q great division
upon this floor rises and socmuy
warns the republican side of this house
that il the president drives cuba to
work to prevent it NobGdy has at
tempted il, il is an idle dream of some
hn,l,. and I'M, ~ H. ,,..t,..-..- ,1-.-,..
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time will assuredly come and garlands
VIII be placed upon the brows OF those
VINO have been willing to defer and have
resisted the efforts to thrust Il war upon
them
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"Tt was owned, located and explod-
ed bv Spain, and Spain must answer

Il shall oppose any plan that looks to
forcing Cuba in the future to pay SPAN IN
cash for her liberty. Her land Is iu1l or
graves and her future generations must
L,1At L. o. aral
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-04-04

eff we believe that numbering our
men, sinking our ship and lowering
our flag is not cause for war, say so,
and refer to it as they did the Virgin
JUS affair. and allow our brothers to
be sold like stock for gold.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-04-04

"If it is n cause for war. let > 'S7"il'
the responsibility put upon ~ by The con-
stituton, and say so. not only to SPAN nut
to the whole world. Let lis not say one
thing and mean another. For COO SAKE
let us not Spanishize our diplomacleS' put
rather speak the truth and prove ourselves
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