Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, With the Annual Message of the President Transmitted to Congress December 5, 1898

Mr. Hay to Mr. Day.

[Telegram.]

Department of State,
Washington , October 8, 1898 .

Your No. 6 received. The President does not understand that our commissioners in Cuba have undertaken such discussion as you mention. But as a measure of precaution he has instructed them not to admit or discuss question of relinquishment of title or sovereignty and to restrict themselves to the military operation of evacuation. You are right in understanding that questions of relinquishment of title and sovereignty are committed to you.

Hay.

List of papers, with subjects of correspondence
Message of the President
Correspondence.
Argentine Republic. (Documents 1–16)
Austria-Hungary (Documents 17–88)
Belgium (Documents 89–98)
Bolivia (Document 99)
Central America (Documents 100–106)
Chile (Document 107)
China (Documents 108–175)
Colombia (Documents 176–184)
Dominican Republic (Documents 185–191)
France (Documents 192–201)
Germany (Documents 202–267)
Great Britain (Documents 268–320)
Haiti (Documents 321–330)
Italy (Documents 331–361)
Japan (Documents 362–390)
Korea (Documents 391–409)
Mexico (Documents 410–433)
Netherlands (Documents 434–438)
Persia (Documents 439–455)
Russia (Documents 456–489)
Spain (Documents 490–1105)
- Correspondence with the United States Peace Commissioners at Paris, 1898 (Documents 776–865)
Turkey (Documents 1106–1136)
Uruguay (Documents 1137–1142)
Venezuela (Documents 1143–1164)
Miscellaneous (Documents 1165–1190b)
Index.