The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-04-13

at sea, because the d1Sparagement in
views between it and the executive are
obstacles hard to surmount unless, as
now seems possible, congress sees it's
course to lie III accord with the presi-
dents recommen alton. 1t is gener-
ally believed that the president would
have been authorized to intervene with
with the army and navy had it not been
for the concluding paragraphs of the
document, which announced the latest
phase of diplomatic negotiations.
The senate committee ON foreign re-
lations Immediately went into session,
but reached no definite conclusion.
From the fact that the Republican
members held consultation after the
meeting adjourned, and what was said
regarding it, the inference was drawn
that some strong measure was neces-
sary in order to carry any action by the
committee through the senate.
A declaration of war was talked of
and a declaration that the people of
Cuba should be free, coupled with au-
thorization to the president to bring this
about by armed Intervention, was sug-
gested 1t is well known that any
proposition advanced will be met in the
senate with an amendment declaring the
independence Of the present Cuban gov
eminent, and to so frame resolution as
to carry majority of the senate and at
the same time meet the recommended
lions of the president, is the result
which the foreign relations committee
is irving to secure.
The conservative senators also met
and determined to oppose any radical
measure, if it should be reported by the
senate committee on foreign relations.
They will oppose by debate recogni-
ton of independence of the present gov
eminent and declaration of war, and
will consent to action only along the
lines of the recommendations of the
president as to Intervention at his dis
erection.
The temper OF the mouse could not be
accurately determined, but there, as in
the senate, the proposition for Cuban
independence has to be met. ANY re-
port from the committee ON foreign af-
fairs that does not carry with it this
feature will be antagonized by an
amendment, and the prospects are that
nearly all the democrats and many Re-
publicans would favor 1t. Efforts have
been directed toward action which will
secure the solid support of the Republi-
can organization and republican ma
1orlty OF the mouse. 10 this end the
Republican members of the house COM
mittee, to whom the message was re-
ferred, were IN conference long time.
Outside OF the capitol the same in
tense interest was everywhere mani
Tested in the president message. The
embassies and legations were practl-
cally empty, the foreign representatives
and their stats going to the capitol
to hear the message. Cabinet Off
GERS busted themselves with their
departmental affairs, feeling that the
message now transferred the scene OF
action and OF responsibility to the capt.
tol. Even at the Whlte House there
was a lull In the excitement which has
conferred there 4or the last fortnight.
The message Ieft the White House
shortly before noon In order to reach
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