The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-21
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The Cuban Statement OF the Cuban Inv
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the contrary receive defence and sympathy Of eli
frte men In Cuba in spite Of the orders Of the sps
nish government all that appears in the American
papers IL read and Cubans feel bitterly the harsh
opinions formed Of US while we pay to our defenders the
the Cubsns They toll perpelualy to be free and havs
to bear, in addition to their failure the csnure Of
large portion OF the American press These papers i'm
pre to us the charge of being wanting in love Of
liberty because, say they have done nothing to
cure 1t and for the reason that did not join General
Lopez. Against these charges individually protest.
The Cubsns wish to be free, and Spanish tyranny il
$l2o0occo year wrested from u.s. every profession
closed to u.s. We forbidden to meet even in the
espionage; governed the cs price Of
depot have no political rights the least suspicion
slMees To- an excuse to eonfscate propsry
incacerate us in prison or send from homes a.
exues II We are fortunate enough to escape Death
,eves independent Of SPAIN Now that no other COLONY
than Cuba remains to Spain she taxes opprssse, l.
a. much as she can and effects this among other means
by an army OF 5cOo Spanish soldiers, aided by strong
naval force
Every Cuban knows that were bis native island an
rexed to the United states within short time ia popu
ation and wealth would greatly increaseits comnerc.
and agriculture would rest solid basis-propsrty
pers ona security would be guaranteed-her would
be able to adoIt professions oongeral to their talent
ard tastes and fear neither European governments
their slaves and that The great evils she bears
would be sUperse ded by the blessings aud enjoy
ed by the people ofthe United States II the Caban5 d1
Ect rush forward TO conquer their liberty il because
the panards in addition TO their army aud navy have
the steamboats, and railroads for the rapid
of troops rely many natives OF the Penin.a whs
established in Cuba aud possess the castles arms
ports and Notifications Of the Island 1t Isl SAID that
the United States we've colonies once vet tsir
Ebefty This is true. Yet the are not similar in
any respect.
Though the United States were an English colony,
the had provincial assemblies soldiers who Of
the soil frredcm OF religious worship free p.ess trial
by Jury laws which protected life liberty and property
schools AID colleges and the right in part Of votay their
own taxes More than ALL their citizens had the right
OF meeting ia public to discuss all suhect of general
teies both in economical aud political po!at OF
How widely dfere is the condition the Uubans What
means have they 70 resolve to fight conquer Yet
an THESE advantsgs oid not suee to win liberty for the
Unit States for they needed aud received aid Of
France and other nations whose interest it d.
strty the power OF Great Britain Aud in sitison to
these means they were able TO unite this great virtue Of
Washington and the wisdom Ct the ilustrious men
whose signatures ia the Declaration Of In
1he which contribute to the emancipation Of q
people are very complex The number Of the oppressed
their desires extraction their sacrifices snd the co ooe
raticn OF other nations does suffice IL Is necessary
that these and other not less necessary should
open in order and harmony and so to say with deata
cation. We might cite thousand instances thus
docfine Poland Italy and Hungary by their heroism
od not conquer Liberty Greece made sacrifices worthy
Of her foreathers and with difficulty in.titu
tons As much may be said Of the efforts Of France to
make her republic Even Enelsnd, befors those ma
tops aprtd to liberty rushed into buttons shed
torrents OF blood but far now from possessing
Truly liberal constitution
Itis unjust censure the Cusans because they are
hey are not the reason is to b. found ia the gre..
dhadvartrges they have sbored der compared with
thoe people who able throw OF the yoke
tyranny and because the strange state in which they
az lar hsva hsc, ,yi,eihe 70 then, Ths cnh.ns -
ruled ty the STANDARDS for the same reason that thu
Americans by the English the Greeks by the Turks
the Hurqarisns by the Austrisns The Italians Inv d.
potic eoyernmeIt Now ct us see the sons Of Cuba
any ATTEMPT TO effect this object ''
When the people Of America, who subject 10
enlisted uuder their aaga M .heir ,, - ana ,ssn
he names of natives Of Cub, who Ssarea ss SsncS.
and were employed in high rank In the army navy
treasury and civil services especially OF Coomb, az
Mexico These ilustrious men aud The agent. Of CHA
occupied no pc.tion in the formation Of ths
Conrress Of Panama which d,termined IN send so1ma
able expedton TO Cuba for the nnrpss. o. sct;o, th
ubcr,fiop Of TIE island This d,a was 40 far cs,r;ss
CRIT that The Coonhisn and geSi.an sar.ss hsa 1879
Assem- bled for this burmese his er nedition Al ~
take Mace not on acccnnt NJ The cphans ~ ..s
rho srst ~ regre, t,.s 4, Ala ~ VIC wrs
there have exst.d In Cuba secret ;,tae -
moneys TO various points 1the UnitsI sts.
ncuded and idee coaspiracies There ha We a,o bean
os In for. ign countries charged with forming an az
pedticn and all that any courtry anxious for ibertv
spirscy at Puerto Prinoipe caused the executon Of
keuero and sancheE subseauently another con,prasy
was formed at Havana the members of which ex.suds1
through the hole Island Men arms munitions az ~sr
leaders md troops had been Obtained there was diy
sion among the spaniards and tresses would have
Of all revealed the plot 10 The government 400 vars
taken and became the victims Of the rrdiso thsrs
were fpep ser fences 10 ath and exs Anon, thoss
who died was the great Hereda other plans OF con
spray arose in 1928 the epoch in which the represen-
iaye royerpmert of span was destroyed Tho i,uhsn.
under the pref, xt OF prservip the constitutisn
n,as and lodges and collected arms and in Ieas
plans Of conspiracy were formed in ali parts Of the Island
in expectation Of aid from Colombia and Mexico n
1870 na of patriots induced the gallant General bon
Menue Lorer 10 10 exact an oath 10 the n
Santiago de Cuba dsobeyinZ the of the i,spd
with the sole int nton Of preparing for
finally in 1851 many sons ~ Puerto principe ana Trni
dad executed for having cared the
a the Island Is mot this TO love and "a to sor H.
liberty a ones country
But the Cubans have not oplv toilsd IN the ..ra Ie
have soue bt strspgers 10 ala them T., ,ha,r 80
frc m span Thew came 10 The free.t n.ons r., ~ rx
aud found men arms and alma tn T,ha, 80 40
The Untes states had n aco ,rer ,u veA III" 4. -.
oply necessary 70 procpre thee ar fnur ha s
r,,p. r, ~, or nsdition srourh 20 .sos, P ssv
inguce ~. C,b.ns 10 ioi, h No 60 aa,s a. -
Inn 81 General Ioncs, INT ,bst ,h. ses.I.s, ~ a.
isIap md csiy.d him. Thai n. hal too ,nc, CO.. cJ
~ 10 ou N y,io, tbst ne ,nsrad ~ ovn 'r.. A., 81
isiard would suaee 10 nSuce ,h Cuha =. ~ ;ni h,s -
tbsf he wss ,nriIlIry to diyias Me 80, s;,h ~
and rushed 10 Cuba With 400 men are na,snuabis Air.
att es Lh usgleA DEAN are now 100 well known The