Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-12

correspondent Of the Charleston
n n fl,:a%ns L in that paper Of The 18th uJt.,
|, PuDI'n amer in relation TO Cuba. lie
"A I'LL not close this communication
III ,I.ossiur some observations to the
H., Of the United States respecting the
!. nr,be island, in payment Of the enor-
u r,.b debt to the English Government, IS.
nuJcr contemplation; and it will be m
on.ummnlcd, al the first danger that,
=, rorceiye Of losing the island-at any
a, ir.,rpcnIcucc on the part OF the Crc-
"a ON ,, ,c o,nor hand, arc opposed 10 the
Z cccouu, Of tic disastrous consequences
j be expectcd from lis realization, VIZ:
u c,pa,lon of slavery, to which would nee
"a low tho totnI ruin OF her agriculture
orcr. The island cnn become indc-
- ry nv increasing its white population,
II ,,,rrrs, that the United States havc
., you'd aGmonjsh them 10 favor the
# tho CrcoIrs, by encouraging i'm
~ .,.,,l,u0. which will ensure A NOR
Df,ue ncrs tucre. .-o
4 nns, not be forgotten TINT the influence
IA, IA cd States in Cuba, must not DC WIN IN"
on ,,r. cn abhor the Americans. but with
X and especially wl!h the Crco'es' VINO
= ~ 4, ,orb Island, the Queen Of the Ind,cs'
,,,vdIy called by her sons. PoIIrcaIiy'
n rubryo state, contains within hrrScil'
~, ,.olrrcs, fine climate, and cmin"uty y
~. orouaphi'aI position, the germs OF lu-
- The high-handrd Gespousm
e. ,,,vrrDuru, exercises over the natives,
.h, rrra,r>l aahOrrcucc Of such dCprnd-
IA has ondunuv Iooscncd tho connection
~ rarrnl coumlrv; nnd if future evcrl$ &C.
,.v,m her from developing her vast re-
:. which will g,vo her tho vrgor md fresh
r IMMUNITY, "iur Queen OF the Indies Wi,
bc prclarrL to assert and secure, wIth"a
,v,,,.rr,> shock, her claim to a substantive
Viz, nrrnl national CNlstencc. These are
n,in,ru,s Of lAo enlightened and patr .otI,
!. a, rur l,'uu,, and il may be seen more
ID stated. with no common spirit and "I"
III tho closing paragraph Of II Pnnph'r;
M Mt llqdIld, nv Don Jose Antonio Saco
/ ~, drpu,l.4 rlcc, for Cuba to tho Corte
n. wien CuUn had tho right Of reprcs"nta.
,fm which, ~ stated before, she has been T.
the Spanish Goyrrnment,' shys he, "shc d
, inc brcaN the boudS that unto t9n
Haln. should never cherish the CrirAa
/ oil yokIug my country TO tho car o'iny
eon power. To procure then for n +"
n6yc national oXislcmcc-tO make r. nS
Il from every other country in tho il!cn'
] IL IN lno natural world, L. IN my ambIe
,sat. the mark ol which every Cuba patriot
aim. 1u:. If tho irresistible for OF cur
npcc~ s.9li compel us to adopt n fiorcnI
|. Where should we look for shell abroad
10 ,nuc. satisfaction rs IN the as OF the
Nor,h American Unonl We suId there
reIit f, lrauq"l!rty, protection, f,e' n'''c'
besty. Resting ON these lnImo o'o fonh"-
!, D. sh,ud display very soon inc aston,
ewes Of maunjuI the spirndiCPrct"cIc OF
pple, ,u.ugug with the sw ,'o'S "t tn"
,in9s nl~a. f.om lur drpth,i depression
iof. .nna~.~ of gr~atne and gIory.'
F. J. Y.
iram tie Nrr Orlas Mercury.
rrsR pRou MNs. CuAsE.--.dmctW enfre0i-
.efNc .lmericans in the u IF -Nrrico.--
4cKm brings Us the fr"tng interesting
from Mrs. tua,r. ltc.ains some Portlc-
from TIC "ly ut Mex N regard to the
nent ni ,ar Anne lcar IN that c1ty whirH
10 D., rr... rr, sen mentioned before
le,te : ,. ,r,.,.. ~>rl tor. b. VI. Norman,
hns b.. .ru vracc. i" our hands:
i ,yplc.Apru l7ln. 1911.
prAg r..:<p: A,r momrnt tuero Is 40
az o,r,... int. -.sl ms section Of the count
cream the }oxlcs quarrciIng amongst
n,lves even Lerr,s they cannot c"nve-
IL n, rbapre auo Yankees. they spit
ante unnn ,ach lcr; rs two nights ago
ucxican drew hlnIte upon hIs compute
,iIlea hin, unon ,spot. Whether this act
peyue erratrd for or politics | am unable
v. 1t could have been brolhcrIy love;
NTH II n,aut rsLuw growth IN tins TERRA
an
ollaSo has letters from tho capital as
Id 7th of \ month, stating that all is
sion with different partI>anS. It would
Il thal tins rclous salut--turnod janus
I'd 10 all ,llc5; he was in the confidence
~ Farians well ns the priesthood. lie
tlRn dlscr Of ST. Paul; he is all things to
NJ 50 en- party looked for his arrival at
~ To- M,cc with anxiety. believing his
ey1o be cply enlisted III their cause, aud
iuG is ,raI influence over tho great mass
q bntr lcn. Santa Anna saw but little
bm ,mcZ Farms; ns there was nothing
u in 1t quarter. he clung to the horns
pr'r safety; with the priests to be his
n pcs, and the church property 10 sup.
fOrnI wants, he chose the better part.
1t Influential. The priests called torl
tho Americans. when they thought
fIHs. wllGhIs friends, were likely to-
r. church property in order 10 carry
hul tins call was purely from ncCcsSr-
FIRE" will on his part; but the moment
and the remnant of his army made
fanco in the city of Mexico, the clergy
Pc war-cry, declaring that America
of ,,I