Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-10-04

and the safety well good nse OF our Government
qures to be extpaied with unsPsng hsnd 1t The senti
ment that people have right TO medde with the affairs
Of other Governments and under the pretext of popagang
repubcsnsm, freedom, and liberty. to fomen and
revolutions. The citizens Of the United States have
right to attempt revoluonze the Government of
third Power than the people of England to take
sustain ibe Government Of such Power. When we attempt
to regulate the institutions Of Spain, thereby furnish
argument to Eogand, Ausrs Russia regulate them
as well and not only that but from that very pre-
cedent they may claim The right to regulate the institutions
OF our Government And il Government does not
promptly put down the practical execution of such principles
the peace and safely Of Government will not be
for hour The whole world would be required in self
defence, to arm against Us.
PROM THE LOUIS ISTELLIsEScER.
THE RIGRr hilst the late events in Cuba have
excited much feeling throughout the country we are gated
to observe that the discreet consdeate Of all parties
and all the most respectable and influential journals every
shade politics. have united in approval Of the very energetic
steps which the Administration has taken for the
Of national honor and the observance Of perfect good faith
towsrds Spain. 1t but natural that the in cold
blood Of many OF citizens should have excited great
sensaon But they bad incurred the risks voluntarily
and after full warning, and in dtance of the efforts of our
Government to restrain ihem evident that, however
we might lament their fate and their folly there
was no pretext for treating of once towards
the United y aes as nation We have been grafed to OBJ
serve the almost entire unanmy with which this of the
subject has been adopted only by the press but by the
community large. However the people may be ted for
the tmebeing by such outrages against humanity
aciced In Hayana yet they cherish too much regard for
national honor have appreciated Justly the duties which
devoved upon the Administration in the late emergency
Hence whilst the conduct Of the Captain General has been
universally condemned the energetic pursued by
Administration for the observance Of the most perfect good faith
towards Spain, has been approved by the whole nation In
Deed day but strengthens The conviction that chief
executive officer eminenty fitted for the distinguished post
which he 6s Cool cautious and Deliberate acting
from rash impulses but firm, decided and energetic when be
has arrived at conclusion always national
honor and ready all times vindicate but at the
time nsasssly seeking Of quarrel with feiap
enemies President Fillmore combines all the most valuable
qualities of an abe discreet and just Chief Magistrate His
conduct in the late Cuban affair will only for him
the ncveased respect of his countymen but tend
elevate our ma ional character among foreign nations
FROM THE EVANSVILLE (INDIANA) JOURNAL.
We believe that Spain will be condemned by every civilized
nation for executing she did those fifty prisoners They
deserved punishment but death severe and if
not the manner and suddenness Of their execution scsrcey
allowing them time to write line to their friends, well calls
for some, aye great indignation from the American people,
Yet these victims warned Of their fate and actually had
to defy the authorities and laws of their country, when
they embarked from Shores they did, armed
pedlton against country with which ore OF peace
Our people have discovered hngthe true spirit of ber
y does not exist in Cuba else the cowady slaves of y
ranny deserve the chains that gall We shall again give
utterance to sympathy for he and hope hear Of
more sympathy for "Cuban Patriots" comparisons Of them
with the noble and devoted patriots who in this country threw
of the yoke Of British slavery They should be left to enjoy
the tyranny for which they exhibit such aachment and to
exut in the endurance of expressions they dare not attempt
to throw off, Let them be permitted to hug the chains that
bind them. We believe, however, our citizens have even
been deceived in regard 10 their feelings While have
had every sympathy for hem they appear have
had enough for themselves lend the aid Of dollar to these
expeditions Hundreds Of men have been weeks at New Or
leans and other ports awaiting the carry them from
this county yet aid has from these rich saus
of them are has other evidence been received of
their peculiar desire for edom but those forged poclamaons
letters &C. got up by scoundels this country and intended
and successful in this intentions nIuce the adventuers to
believe that Immediately their arrival they would find the
whole country ready rise and aid Them Lopez himself
either grossly ignorant OF the condition of things he eck
iessy led on deluded counymen in expedition which
offered hope of and said last week,
before God and be should be held responsible for the
death of those whom be deuded He has been held
able to for part Of his actions and he is with bis
God On the whole, believe the affair Of the greatest
humbugs Of the age, got and carried by of shrewd
and ability assisted by agent best Of but doubtful
patriotism, yet Of undoubed bravery and ending, ended it
by the loss Of the lives liberties of thousand brave
Americans Sorrow and waing will take the place of
happiness in many family and yet the men who have
caused all this will walk among peaceably, if murder
not written upon their souls, deeply though their
hands literally imbued with the blood of their fell
low citizens.