Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-24

not wise. How often have we entered
upon n holy mission with an eye on
the main chance. The average Eng
llshman looks at the broad aspect OF
| this case. Spain has been guilty OF
hateful and abominable cruelty for
| many years in an island close to tho
American continent. She has also, In
the most treacherous manner sunk an
e esnist nrton and 90 ,nnrdsred mora
than two hundred officers and men.
America has come TO the conclusion
tnat ms sore OF ensng mus nnS II once me"
more we say that we, and the vast ma
| jority Of Engilshmen, wish her good
luck
r,,. e..,,r,,. po,io,,, In tho co,rso
ny Satu 10y ise 1870. :" 'i's
oi ioiis ar''o'e' Buys
"Michnel Davitt is probably right in
| his assertion that the ruling classes In
! England wish Spain success, firstly be-
| cause they are truly patriotic and
lection for tho English people: second
| ly because they are at heart aristo-
| cratic. We are all dis
gustcd with these raw, vulgar, blatant
Americans who scour Europe in search
of their self-respect, and can not con-
duct mere legal case with decency.
There Is confidence In Spain
and confidence In the United States
with n difference. Fighting Bob
Evans said he would make Spanish the
most popular language in hell for ten
years to come. Admiral Villamll ana
his men simply took vow before che
shrine Of the Virgin never 70 return
unless victorious These are only TWO
of many pairs Of contrasts which could
thus be set side by side
T., 11o,,,ra ,,o c,,sa Of 4bo limited
~ -
states mas strong ueiehuer III i"e
Handeisbladet journal with an ex
'eiH'Ne i'''u''-'' i''' pop
Spain behaves nobiy IN tnis Crisis.
mt he .bonrist snecnlatiye Yankees'
are fighting in the cause of justice,
though some OF them may not even
Know II. we aait,la that t.J press n, W
nress takes sides with 'the under dog.
BUT let us In the first place be just, IL
our own people mad committed In In
nractioed hu snain tve tvo,,,d aIS.onatS
the EXPULSION Of the Hollanders from
the Dutch East Indies.
SPAN mas done IN CUBA exectiy NE
I paintinate e lie tney,, he couyI ''' ,n az
hold it, and he ordered that beautiful
region to be changed into a desert.
w w no MOI say that the spanlaras' IKE
baritles intsnt tiS, Tba sa , 'r va
mains. however. that hundreds of
,,' oo,,.r,,,, W. po'ise NY" ~ nuul
r,,,oI o,da,.-,e -o,,,ao,,tra4i,,, NJ 49,,
tha h,,ar,on, n,,a',s'tar. III nJun.
ana ;o,,rnaiist. w. h,n,,,r,, 49,, re
MN ,.,n Jun nilsss Mno prVusnt 1p9ut tne
st e ,h hsas a,r's put neiiu them
asn,s ave- n,,rn nnh ,,,, "h3se
sa,,,s. a,'u e''at p,sopIe ue
~ tba o,rti, j. VI '"V ""'fO's
W ''e e''' "'
In Franco onIv faw vo,ces ora
m "''.s my
hearu IN iaVor ot the United states
One paper POLITICALLY says that the
Spanish falcon was caught by the
American eagle in the act of strangl-
ing the Cuban nightingale.
The German papers generally are in
sympathy with Spain. They rldicule
the idea that the war is one for the
liberation of an oppressed race. They
take the view that the Cuban rebellion
Is of our making and profess to see
that democracy Ia n failure as nm ad-
ministrator of Justice. What is of inn
portance to notice, however, is this,
that there Is at present no inclination
I, boho,f 90 cn,ir ,rho ,,,o.o,, ,,a,,,,.
." VI spain i"e "eSei @ei'uiis
says:
"snoin mus, dgbt bar ou,r ho+t,o,
Eurone had wood reasons To- roouiato
matters In ,bo noor TTast yat tia 80,
CERT barsiv Scanned hyea,t .u 'V un
whether Spoip hoa Cnba ~. ,,nt 10 "p
matter Of third-rate Importance to
a .urop; 7eaim his cone ho.ning 10 de.
other countries: shn bns beer n,Iroiv
egotistical, The loss of her South
American possessions should have
i lauSnt nei NV 60, 'fsas eol3hles; Ing
the right direction come too late. 20 sb ,a
must bear the consequences"
The Hamburger Nacbriobtan WISELY
ohscrvas, "yya oro NOT oo,n, 20 ai,.,,,,,
our American trade Tor the sake of