Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-31
REVOLUTION : In CJlBA-DOWN
FALL OF SPANISH TYRANNY.
From the Boston CRronotype.

piece Of information has been com.
municated to US, which cannot fail to pro.
duce deep sensation, and cause the nexs
arrival from Cuba TO be looked for with in
tense interest. ltcomes through the hands
OF ). +. Andrews, Esq senior editor oftha
| Aurora, Spanish newspaper published
in this city, and devoted TO the dissemina-
ton OF liberal principles in the Spanish A.
mericans. He has placed in our hands q
letter, which bears one of the most res
ponsible names in the Island, and details
very minutely the particulars Of revolu-
.ionary plan, involving several Of the dis
iinguished Spaniards in Cuba, az we'll -
natives Of great influence, the plan seems
10 be we'll devised, but Notwithstanding the
request OF the writer TO that effect the edi-
tors Of tho aurora have not felt themsel-
yes authorized to publish such particulars
as might, in case Of failure,-eiiher to
make the a,.smpt when made bring tho
most fearful consequences upon individ-
uals, whose zeal may possibly have inspir-
ed them with confidence beyond wha,
their prospect would warrant. The names
OF the city, of the wr.or, and the parties
mentioned, are therefore suppressed
Should the result have occurred as anticipa-
ted. we may excep, TO receive the news in
week or ten days. The letter from which
we ccote 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 wri-
ter also proposes annexation 10 the United
States. we commend the matter TO the spe-
cial attention Of Mr.. Calhoun and the pro-
gressice Democrats. Here is chance for
annexation without losing any thing in
New Hampshire, and here are extracts
from the letter.
TO the Editors Of the Aurora, Boston, u.
IS.
"GENT.-An instruction is that tho
point of being declared in this city, all
minds being weared out with the contin-
eed renewal of vexatioa by the Infamous
robber who has been sen, TO as by decrepd
Spain. The intrepid son Of Cuba, don
-, Don -. Don -, Don -. and
the noble republican, Don, have ar.
ranged plan which will be terrible to our
Spanish aggressors.
Senor------possess many OF the Sc
crets Of the Government, fac, which will
render the success Of our scheme certain,
which is no other than TO liberate Cuba
from the tyrannical yoke which Expresses
her, and annex ourselves TO the classic
land Of Liberty"
Please 10 publish this article over my own
signature, since desire that in all COM
ing time it may be known that | was ono
Of The first thatannounced, through you to
the world, this glorious revolution, which
will have been accomplished, ,othoat fail,
at the coming carnival (the past week.
from the I'D Of February TO the I'd Of
March, or at an early day. You may bo
certain that, before this announcement can
possibly reach here in return, the glorious
flag, the symbol of cur independence,
which my own daughters, and those Of 9
/ friend, Ooh, are now secretly engaged
in embroidering, will wave in triumph over
ali our forts and castles. remain, &c.