Intervention in Cuban Affairs
Intervention in Cuban Affairs
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It may be that after the Spaniards leave the island the Cubans will proceed to get to- gether after a while, with aid from the United States, and build up something that we can call a state, but before that happens we can not recognize it.
Mr. President, my deliberate opinion is that we stultify our- selves in voting for independence, and that the President of the United States would be bound to veto the resolution if we adopted it.
To show that the insurgents are as much to blame for the con- ...dition of affairs as the Spaniards, I will read some reports of our consuls laid before us on the 11th instant. I will turn over and read some of their reports and we will see the condition of affairs there. I have not time to read many of them. Here is a commu- nication from Mr. Hyatt to Mr. Day of the 31st of January last. I will read only the last part of it, and ask that the whole of it be incorporated in my remarks.
Mr. Hyatt to Mr. Day. No. 427. ] Consulate of the United State. S Santiago de Cuba, January 31, 1S93.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It may be that after the Spaniards leave the island the Cubans will proceed to get to- gether after a while, with aid from the United States, and build up something that we can call a state, but before that happens we can not recognize it.
Mr. President, my deliberate opinion is that we stultify our- selves in voting for independence, and that the President of the United States would be bound to veto the resolution if we adopted it.
To show that the insurgents are as much to blame for the con- ...dition of affairs as the Spaniards, I will read some reports of our consuls laid before us on the 11th instant. I will turn over and read some of their reports and we will see the condition of affairs there. I have not time to read many of them. Here is a commu- nication from Mr. Hyatt to Mr. Day of the 31st of January last. I will read only the last part of it, and ask that the whole of it be incorporated in my remarks.
Mr. Hyatt to Mr. Day. No. 427. ] Consulate of the United State. S Santiago de Cuba, January 31, 1S93.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Donelson Caffery to read onlineMoreLess
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