The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-18

from shs soyersiFnty, o. spain 70 That ot tee
United States; hence the United States. by the
Sn1s 81 'V he Ph RfIS Sn sor
have become subjects Of the United states
asa %nS though rsssat sEa as SSS 5
a. Sap ps S Dc aSo qo Rs Fs
now nhabiting American territory. In regard
to- the statement that ots placed Filipino
that the statement which then made had al
ready been read by me in an American paper,
S Tnose name cannot now recall and cannot
What isthe condition Of the labering classes
IN Spain. while all religions are t3lerated
and All forms OF worship are allowed. the state
fhS Ens Is psoss sTs
GGSStur9y q religious te%pPsIament and that
ne r RSs @ %
good among the laboring classes for education
an, And proETsss ReliESn Is most necessary to
there is, no religion there IL no morality, and
where there is no religion it is most difficult
How are the arts and sciences developing ?"
TO Whf fha s,sr 1u to
brushes. and the Spanish Museum Of Painting
h hs be
retaJ5ded BY the result and termination Of the
As ! told you before, it is very patural that
Spain has suffered much and her debt has In
creased largely during the war for you know
not like America. where the scene OF conflict
was II near proximity. We had to send out
e cross many mil mes so oass aea! While f the
United States could obtain a much greater
s am for one dollar expended than we could
hours before they were landed on the con-
always win fulal them. While she greatly
deal OF money and much trouble, AS It 10
now, all the EXPENSES formerly devoted to
Witch PTeoasht her sr NO S0E% sns s sf|Pn' s
back to Spain, and aid in deyelopinR the home
%ch OF were s S 5 T ri i'm COL
MES will now be kept at home and expended
her n,e of dsUe9pmWnt and in
OF tranquility there lis no question that the
capital which hHs been previously invested in
ana as a result her mineral wealth. which has
hitherto lain in an undeyeloped state. will be
Spain is now at peace with the whole world
and expects and desires no war. The world
she will make. Our array has been completely
reformed: our commerce also. The Queen
tlon many beneficial laws for the, future
Of the business aeld
in spain, Most OF her cities have their
electric lights. not only in tho streets.
electric light is cheaper. than gas. Electricity
to-day is in the hands, of the Germans and the
Nth The p sass tRs are ma at
also be great field for her in that direction in
my country Before the war the American inn
do not see why they should not be developed
to higher amount than ever before. and sven
HpSs The satss ma
therefore declare that Spain hps an outlook OF
surGnce is also most popular. and Is doing q
large business in Spain; With little further
attention an extensive business could be built
What vii b. SPANS future course as re-
Spain now has only the Canaries, her Afri-
re CaTolipRss and Ladr9ppss; RRegardins the
IN the Senate. So it seems curious to a
| from the homo land. to speak Of the Canaries
as so1 D1tb ,S Spain Will meyer aye have any
very gy' devoted to the mother country. and are
proud to call themselves Spaniards and never
bye h had h and hd sg have any reyoluton
| IN which the Canares have openly and posi-
| lively sided with their mother, srain. Regard;
rean. Ceneras and thafsrn The island H Of Ro
y,
| It used only as factory. OF course these posts
are not regarded as being 80 civilized as other
| time to time depredations have been nads Nv
Arabs and Moors. but. though they made some
disturbance. there was soon an end to the
Carolines. they will be but little expense. being
only necessary for coalinG ships and as a home
"What has Spain done for those soldiers who
! returned hon after their service in the colo
nies and made disturbances about securing
While it may be true that part Of these
| people did make some disturbance do not be-
rouSe or exeed by
! factions against the Government In fact, tho
he g peop % ree
| furnish them with aid. so there is no doubt
that this s9uree 81 ANNOYANCE will soon be
| resources to let her chi ldren starve. Her lines
Of progress reach out 10 80 many different d.
| My mission TO this country Ia very deli
cate one yet one that an,icirate with pleasure.
| America were 90 pleasant, and my family con-
ssetons He such as bind me Sa to the United
renew old acquantances,, with whom
sssd any sised BY h cdrdn
| reception extended to me, by the Ameri-
can -, people: and th9pgh I have been as
sufficient, for me to note the magnanimity OF
the American PEOPLE. and to understand that
meet Spain mora than half way on the mutual
| ground of peace and identity OF interest. And
s viii be- wh hs
| that each vii feel in tho future renewed re-
spect and admiration for present friends who
| were formerly cIassed us foes"
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