The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-31

THE New YORK TRIBUNE Fn.IBUs ZERO
Ii is well known that the New York Tribune has
violently opposed the Cuban movement in this
country, and that whenever cornered in an argu-
ment it is like the "lttle joker used by the thin
bleriggers You think you have caugh: it, but, to
your amszement, it is away. is the most perfect
thimblc-rig ola newspaper published But thin.
ble-rggers are, in the end, always caught. They
may run q career Of months or years, bat finally
they are cornered and brought to judgment.
For years past, the Tribune has waged war
against the South and its institutions in defiance of
the constitution Of the United States which, to all
intents and purposes, is a treaty between the diff
frent States Of this confederacy The of the
Tribune in this respect is notorious. To serve its
purposes, however it plays the little joker, and, as
in the before u.s. pleads treaty obligations as
reason why our citizens should no. take part in
eifectng revolution in Cuba, and the indepen-
dence Of that beautiful island. We coincide to
some extent with the TJibunfs argument, but our
object in quoting it il to show that that paper, by
its own assertion, is fiI5asfgo or a pirate; an
invader Of the rights of portion of the American
psople-rights that are sanctioned by treaty. The
addition, in brackets are our own.-
From the New York Tribune Aug 271
No NJ lTsiune Panama, Your doctrine Is not sfana-
tiesn.' bUt brieHI dsn When III. United stat.sI Ts
rtie struggling usbfnly and openly for our indie.
pcEeepcs we applied to the governments Of Francs and
srGin fr sid and received Il We solicited and entered
into s'lemn treaties II smity and alliance with the
southern States, which (he nam- Of the coastitutoa)
ancscrs avIy In the sou hern Stat.s with those GO
Ncrnments treaties which have voluntarily renewed
snd maintained up 10 this day Their stipuations are
TINS mon' 10 morally binding upon THE whole OF
coubry ard sll her citizens And yet you M- Tri5Ha
ard your allies the Additionally venture 70 PROFOUND
doctrines which clearly ard fully involve ia per.
D. usi war with The South err ststes Sp.n-in obi-
CATION % make war up her thus protected
- trftty AID slaughter her funcionsrirs and soldiers
az I'll timts. iu defiance 81 cur treaties until four
Southern cltiz r. the shall % 10 conform 10 orr
stsrdsrd This ~nrsre in q as cf peace without de-
easation Or notice you declare 90 be Just and hoya
Gu. g. Goi and uan Can you longer pr,t, ni u com
ialn ths itc lpeoiie q the SOUTH Spanish authorities
Il Crbt treat Jour abolition emssagesl thase who ia
wade that natd IN obedience your doctrines With ia
eoat q Tar ard father cccs Laiiyl the utmost
tcrist How should tf~v De- J. nt 10 fsuch sgttcor.l
pr.enefs IA Sheft b. bell % m urged thai our treaty obh
getlcrr arr mere waste Taysr'
The !cg mate fiuit q ithe abolition doctrins Pa
Hbclticris have done O. the s0u'hern faval recent
fsu.siul cuIas's at Nes viie-us There tlsm-d abb
ntio1iss tEe ChrIa t'tutorts illei VIII araled
have sailed IL brood coy n1toou.ly work her in
Juyl invade and conquer tne COLONY 81 a nation vi
vhch are bound 90 auy ~ solsnu trsstic.. there
The scs ofa Spanish row psrsr has ba. Destroyed by
riotcus mob Il Dr., pde1 champions q iihcry sa-l
Ghsre tLe tfce ofa consul has ben .aru d,a-o H. M,
rdauaftsd aud tb- mob tir nfsnfd o. destroy ths
county Trscn ia which thsf c-usui I'D issea refuge
urie's h. were given up 20 their murisas fdy SlLe
tai - atfsrn natoa ifln % ~ were 90 open war
vi he Southern states pain such an attack on her
n,ttucusI consul would te c3varlg and I.ira.s ful
in te '-tr'ne What IA. n tl1i W e.teem % u1ler
sxis5irr cIrcuwusrc-s hui ehst shall W. think =
Tie Eag sue ud abfltoli. cd ana doctrines saich
have tgurti fuch shameful c-i.osst
We submit this extract, thus amended, to our
rcadcrs. without commen.ing upon So, further than
TO cay, tLat The FfiJipc IS clearly 6iibaslo0 Of
tie worst Kind, by is Own showing.
RrvrsA,D LhvDLorrs. -Eycry year TIE difficulty
Of renting houses. aud the misundsrs.andings
between landlords AMI tenants, become greater.
unii isresliy amounts to a very prevalent an elton
TIE repeal q all laws % enforce the collection Of
dcbts, ard The reservation Of goods and household
furniture from sezuro for rent. has bad an entirely
different effect, in It's practical application, 10 what
was claimed by its advocates, or was genaraliy
expected by the community. In New York,
1t the present moment. it IL almost impossible for
man not possessing real estate, or not being able
% furnish good commercial security, to obtain a
louse at all. No matter how respectable, honest,
" well known be may be, mere references as 10
baracter and previous punctualiy are Of very little
ecount with landoids--most Of whom require the
btolute endorsement Of names Of unq aestioned com
nercial credit and responsibility. This, OF course
'Gers tie mos. serious endorsements to large
tdustroua honest, and deserving class Of the CON.
nuniiy,Vho, having nothing bu; their daily labor
l' pfocescs q their profession, 20 depend onhesi-
Latee'ef they could DO 80 to iavo,ve their business
1'in,sLees and friends IN positive responsible
ny Inc torse lueuoe is, that bundi ejs Of worthy |
N'n' Ie'e.ty able and wiling 20 pay ibeir way, J