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prartlosuv nat the e ni'sd stats. would hav.
'hs rsht g. Keep trorfsin cub,
The COMMITTEES of I've delegates from ~.
lonarmtlond CONVENTION vhlch sent "
raLbano ye.f~rdsy With Gen Wood 10 talk
over ~. rrlsuons between ne United states
and Cuba returned to day There -as
suonS feeling among The CIiaus against
granting tho United state, tho risht 10 have
hire. coating station. IN the cuban coast
No dshnlt. conclis on wa reached. however
Some Of h- Delegates say that the easiest
way IL to hror ths vhoi. question on tho
United states ~ refusing to grant any srd
sl conditions. az the delegates individually
have nothing to gain but much TO lose n the
sstimau don Of the public by conceding any
thing 20 the United states
s.ior 4 sman. = delegate 10 hsconvsnt'on.
has written q letter TO the papers In which
he nays that the delegates made tho onsutu-
'on and should abide by their own hlndivork
IN. Constitution only empowers tho Senate
Of Cuha and the President TO make relations
with foreign Powers In the matter Never
thcl-.. he recommends that friendly relA-
tons OF a general nature with the United
States should be maintained Ts ssys how
ever that tho very idea OF giving the I uitsd
statcs coalins stations eIssIeTa'c' him.
Ths D,ar,o dc ~ Mlrtrd comment. edIto rally
on the letter Of seh1r Rivera printed vester-
day. in vhich the latter made some remarks
about the particular concessions requested
by the United state. Tho psr.r consider.
that the etter has doIbls mssu uIrs It
Gays us' NFn " I'NefN. hl'eT N''IhIlnE NnNb
he would refuse 70 give any concessions q
the United states aud would prefer the ruin
Of Cuba rather than give America few coal
ing stations ard MID control - cuban a~airs
suddenly suggest, that ths tnal purpose o.:
tn United States-uamely. the annexation
! - Cuha-wll be better effected by granting
Cuba absolute independence now
II. paper adds that Sehor Rivera IL will
ing to see the extinction OF the Latin race in
cuba which would be caused by annexation.
IN order TO satisfy the ambition or vanity
" q few gentlemen The paper urges the
convention tn accept the conditions pro-
posed by the United states
Senlr Rivera saws the peoIis OF cuba will
nxht az ainst the American propositions. al
though he will be prevented from taking
any art in tho trouble owing 70 private
husires which requires his presence IN Hon
durds
1t 10 said that Cen Maxine Come. IL seek
ing 20 effect a reconciliation with Bishop
sbaretu IN order to obtain tho lstter's sup
port for the comm. elections Two months
ago GONE, was presiding al meetings. to
protest a. Ssinst the Bishops apr ontmeLt.