Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-27
From he Boston Uronotypc.
REVOLUTION IN CUBA AND DOWN
FALL OF SPANISH TYRANNY.

A piece of information has been commune
Gated to us, which cannot fail to produce a
deep sensation, and Cause the next arrival
from Cuba to be looked for with intense in
terest. 1t comes through the hands Of S. p.
Andrews, ESD, senior editor of the Aurora,
a Spanish newspaper published in this city,
and devoted TO the dissemination of liberal
principles in the Spanish Americas. He has
placed in our hands a letter, which bears one
of the most responsible names in the Island,
and details very infinitely the particulars of
a revolutionary plan, involving several of the
distinguished Spdniards in Cuba, as well as
natives of great influence. The plan seems
to be well devised, but notwithstanding the
request of the writer to that effect, the edit
ors of the Aurora have not felt themselves
authorized to publish such particulars as
might, in case of failure--either to make the
attempt, or in the attempt when m~ade--bring
the most fearful consequences upon individ-
ualS, whose zeal may possibly have inspired
them with a confidence beyond what their
prospects would warrant. The names of the
city, of the writer, and of the parties men-
toned, are therefore suppressed. Should the
result have occurred as anticipated, we may
expect to receive the news in a week or ten
days. The letter from which we quote has
been in the city about three days.
The plan involves the complete abolition
of slavery in the Islands of Cuba and Porto
Rico. AFTER the example of Bolivar and the
South American countries. As the writer
also proposes annexation to the United States,
we commend the matter to the special attcn-
ton of Mr.. Calhoun and the progressice Dem
ocratS. Here is a chance for annexation
without losing any thing in New Hampshire,
and here are extracts from the letter:
To lie editors 9C The .4urora, Boston, u. s.
GENr.--An insurrection is at the point OF
being declared in this city, all minds being
wearied out with the continued renewal OF
vexations by the infamous robber sent out to
MS by decrepid Spain. The intrepid sons OF
Cuba, Don -, Don -, Don -, and
that noble republican, Don -, have ar
ranged a plan which will be terrible to our
Spanish aggressors.
Seno: - possesses many of the secrets
of the Government, a fact which will render
the success of our scheme certain, which is
no other than to liberate Cuba from the ty.
r%annical yoke which Expresses her, and an.
mex ourselves to the classic land of liberty,
\
Please to publish this article over my own
signature, since | desire that in all coming
time it may be known that | was one of the
first to announce, through you, to the world.
this glorious revolution, which will have
been accomplished, ,oithout fail, at the com
ing carnival, (the past week, from the 23d o.
February to the I'd of March, or at an early
day. You may be certain that, before this
announcement can possibly reach here in re
turn, the glorious flag, the symbol of our in.
dependence, which my own daughters, ant
those of our noble friend, Don -, are nov
secretly engaged in embroidering, will wav'
in triumph over all our forts and castles.