The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-23


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Nev1a1Aaen In Cubas
Our city ~ ssafslsd yss1ie1ny viii the news
hat thsss had bssA suocesslsl ousbFssk in Cuba
hat H. psesisss had ssgasisel, and vpss en-
ea1peed u he faslnsssss Il he meunsaA1e; that
- disadsetsd soldissy were describing fism the
oe1oss # Spain, nd dat rsvolutisnnry pronun-
eanentos had been mads h several towns o. cities
# Cuba.
The fhot II tho matter i, our citissns havs had
very lttls faith In Cubsa spirit and an outbreak
originating purely with Cuban Creolss, was
thing never dreamed ii or, If mentioned, msrs
jest They had % long endured many grisvou1
impositons from the mother eountry-they had %
indolently looked on whom Lopez and his band
raised the banner Of Cuban Independence q Car
denss-they had % long murmured and suffered
that the idea Of their breaking out into an sctua
revolution. in the face Of large and wellsppeiatsd
army, vigilanty and jealousy oficered, seemed ons
Of the vsriest ancss Of the moon that ever vsitsd
the human Imagination.
4 would sesn' q lsast' nat shsrs are SONS sa''
amt ana enivslFeas sp'nss among me JUDAH O'o-'
olss; some whe afe impe'iens o. me naogay ~
reckless rule o. INSTANT nosnsF eoontfy' ofaeay
eAaeuhe % mees ne eoenu.ss he'sss''s' =. -
lingering PRICE, ana 'gaossnuy neeale'' y
wsh's ana just CHAINS o. 'ne spiena'd oePehasns
on wn'en sns 90 long nas of~n '0f nef own sose'
nance and enrichment.
but We really DO mot Know wnat es'ms'e 20
place upon the reports wnlcn yesterday sufuso
inc CITY, ana wnicn were 70 ehsnusiastica''y "'''
coined in the roar OF cannon oy some Of our mes'
ardent spirits Iney may Do 'rue' ana 'nsy my
nos' II tnsy De moi, We lear mey will Plunss
some q our en'nus'asuc .na '"Pul.ive young Nv.
'n'o IN enefPf'ss Oh one' 'uuRs'e anu iean1'
Gloss = 'ney % 'lus' 'he ~oeen % 'ne AnuA''
v'n ~ me scene o. neice ana plouscseo con'"'
ael so'i wiz ~ elsnsnsa ~ o'o0o' .nu =.
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But it the struggle has fairly begun, - Is re-
presented, originating with the Cuban CIRCLES
.bem..lv.. \ v;ll comm.nd ths l;v.,;..t .vmn.tbv
.h,.,.A.,. -. IT.. w. ...u !. ~. $3.50
'sA'-' o.' :. 'A'. '' r,
muse none o. inc 'o's"n laisn o. "ea''e'' "e
sns'' ne''nef equip nor permit 20 Do eqwPPeo' fPon
our shores, any armed force, 70 invade . land At
peacs-the colony Of nation with which W are
bonded in treaties. We shall be open to mo- charge
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'''''A 'oS'o ''e -''o-' :. 's"e - 's"''''
oooters senoing out ouccaneefing expeditions sPon
the high seas, and Matching anAoyances and wrongs
for our neiehbors. We fully sustain the couse Of
our . 6v.,nm.n. !, fo,h;ad;ne and .r,,,...,. n.
-. $3.50, "a $50. - ...a;.;... -.
'A 'A1 -s " eApea'''ns upoA cu'
SOIL Tor the INVASION Of CUBA. II we make treaties
Of peace and amity we should observe then. II
we do not intend to observe them. we should mot
make and sign them.
ou' . neaiy symPa'ny win ouOah susggle
l0f freedom Is NOT Inconsistent with stern ana
honorable maintenance OF treaty obligations, which
are the law of the land. For only lie who respects,
faithfully observes and strictly maint.ins tn law
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ir'eno o. neeuoni.
The following letter Is from our own correspond
ent, and may, we think, be fully relied upon: