The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-08-22
EDITORS, CORRESPONDENCE.


New YoRK, August 10. l649.
From what learn from source thar should be well
parties In Cuba speedily make revolution Than 10 ~
yet generally understood credited In this county How
question whether any Americans are involved In IL
In manner requiring the interference OF this government
in the discharge Of Its duties foreign nation with which
be al peace, under the letter OF the law Of
tons For years past there wide breach between
the Creole and native Spanish (CaouPS, the Mexicans
term the same class among hem) population OF the
The origin of the quarrel may be traced 70 the ordinary
favorsm shown by the home government 70 the native
Spanards, contradistinguished from those whose an
cesto though loyal subjects of Spain have for centuries
resided upon the island. As the government have pro-
scrbed the Creolesvasy the numerous, hghsprit
ed, and wealthy classso the latter, in their business
affairs OF late years, have rgdly prescribed natives Of
Spain. Thus In Havana and more especially In other
parts OF tho island Creole makes II rule to pass the door
of Spanish physician, lawyer, tradesman 70 employ
Creole, an American. Frenchman, or an Englishman
This system OF retaliation In great measure, compes the
old Spanard to look the government for living; and
the government In undertaking to stand by them manfuy,
has undoubtedly stretched the law. and INDUCED in many
individual acts of injustice and oppression, until IL has
be saying there, that Creole may look for his
rights at the hands of any branch of the government au
thorities
Under these circumstances and under the belief that the
English, French, and American population Of the island
will gladly exchange tho antiquated rule Of old Spain for
laws, institutions privileges, and Influences In the state
accordance with the spirit of the aye, large num-
pairing to assert the independence Of the island the first
favorable opportunity They have bought arms, military
Stores &C., &c TO large extent In this country and Eng
land almost a Of which have long since passed beyond
the jurisdiction of the United States and Great Britain,
having been landed and stored (not in Cuba, but else
where) points convenient for the purposes Of the
native Cubans For two past they have been buying
such merchandise literally among us, ms in Engand and
there are now large number OF wealthy and patriotic
Creoles OF the island the United Sates ostensby travel
ling for peasure but really picking out men from among
those distinguishing themselves In the Mexican war,
whose and experience would II identified In the
first movement, be likely at once TO create deeper
mpathy In their In the breast of the American
people, while It could not fail inspire confidence in their
ultimate the part OF all residents Of their island
Thus understood that had General Worth lived, he
would ere this have resigned his commission In the Ameri
can army and commenced planting In Cuba TO DO ready
to head the whenever essayed The leaders In
the proposed enterprisehose who furnish the MEANS
undoubtedly considered him pledged 10 this purpose, and
have lately sadly put TO supply the want OF an
American command of gallant daring, great ex
perience and reputaionequa in moral effect TO half an
army.
am also satisfied that nothing is contemplated which
may compromise the American government, unless the
emigration Tor voyaging) of individual American citizens
to West India islands under the dominion Of old Span
to Mexico and the coast Of the Spanish MAN, while old
Spain fears attempt at revolution In Cuba may render
incumbent upon Zachary Wasngton to order them 70
stay at home Perhaps the octemvfe had better follow
Rssas example, and declare New York and New Orleans
in state siege all Poland now besieged to prevent
the Poles from travelling anywhere, lest they may event
ualv bring up in Hungary Or II may answer SPANS pur
pose sufcieniy WELL II Zachary Washington will but issue
second anti proclamation like that OF the French
ordering the Cubans now in the United States
forthwith to quit limits as all Poles Huns Germans
and Italians known sympahize with the republicans OF
Rome Hungary Germany. and Prussia, were recently
bundled Of France without the least regard 10 law OF
justice.
The only Circumstance involved in this project which
h. ottedh v Ama ri-
can 10 the probability, that whichever party that maybe
worsted at outset viii far possible the slaves
against the vcfotshus At once generating ssrve war;
end in the flowing q rivers o. blood and the possSls
island than which other territory Of the size on the
face Of the globe worth TO our in agriculn
raj point Of view. However much may be the duty OF
this government prevent the sailing Of hostile ornaments
from thj, country directly Cuba other countries
question much the right Of the administration to interfere
with shipment of the property Of individual citizens OF
uba or subjects of this other governments to points
evond the jurisdiction of the United States other than in
Cuba under the syieio. that ultimately such property
will be used in a rebellion against old Spain. The laws
of the United States admit the right Of American cit
zens migrate any country, giving up nj the same time
all claim TO their allegiance, and Withdrawing all protec
lion of our laws and arms them when they take
part in wars recognised by the United States their
Mr.. Ayezzana, minister OF Of the late republic Of
oe retained TO his family In this city by the last steamer
have before taken occasion you that he enjoys
wide. spread popularity In New York, of which any man
NAV well be proud as II arises wholly from the general
appreciation of bis character man Of intelligence, at
ranments irreproachable integrity, and winning social
au ales Coming here refugee from the vengeance Of
dcsposm for many years he In business In New York
as commission merchant, during which time he COM
handed our Italian volunteer troops On the flight Of the
Pope being an ardent lbcras he Immediately repaired
TO Rome where his Italian counymen placed In his
bands the portfolio Of the War Department OF the republic
can ministry He back Of COURSE fugitive from
the tender merces of Austria, and the present Bourbon
apnv government OF France ruling the Roman States In
the name OF the puppet Of the college Of cardinals High
and low, rich and poor, whg and democrat all In New
York are delighted that his enterprise having failed, he
has been permitted by Providence to the country
in which such men duly appreciated. The Italians
and French Of New York design honorng him with
public demonstration Of their appreciation Of
vices In the cause of civil liberty, in which Huns, Ger
mans and hundreds of Americans will doubtless partic
pate.
find that every moment the feeling against any of our
agents abroad who sympathze with the crowned heads
who attack liberties OF the people, increases hourly
Haynan's last PRESENTATIONS Ceiling the people Of
Pesh and uda that II they dare call their souls their
they-men, women, and children-shsl surely be shot
down in the like mad dogs) having increased the
feeling against such agents being the policy, and gov
eminent debating these atrocious proclamatons, which
- --- represents worthy OF the sympathy
Of true Americans, and subseve which he freely offers
the weight Of his heretofore influential testimony, In re-
psaing and vouchng for the truth Of the Infamous and
'oous alsshoods against the Huns their government, and
purposes against the Romans end Germans, and
theirs u Is necessary that he government at Washing
ton shall In time, have for not vndicstng
the integrity the PRINCIPLES Of by proving