The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-11

Our readers may desire to see the reply which The spe
cia organ OF the administration after several days OF
Hecion has a, last put forth in TO the views
upon this subjec, which have expressed and proved
from the record Here it is, given in the Republic oil
yesterday, and commend it TO public attention
"TmK CUBAN eUFsrros.-we do consider ourselye.
called upon NEEDLE further with the idosy of the
Union in regard relations with Cuba and Spain.
1t is much say Tin judgmen) tina, con-
temporary talks like stark this subject We
have yet found take part with him, and we shall
nothing in this regard until we find some
sponsibe endorser for his wild and hlbusteng specu
latons."
II is then "a wild and fllibusering speculation" we
presume to charge and prove that the administration, in
its message has failed to manifest any objection any
indication Of its purpose hereafter to object in any way
to the abolions treaty Tor Cuba, which its
own organs have announced TO be already concluded,
or in process OF conclusion
II is wild and fllibus,erng speculation" TO prove
from the record that the administration has made no
eectusl protest against the British and French orders
outstanding, 10 seize slay the high as
pirates such OF citizens may be suspected Of seek
ing the coast of Cuba with hostile purpose
It's" wild and hlibusierng speculation" 10 prove,
on the showing Of The administration ITSELF that j, has
failed 10 vndcae for the American prisoners in Cuba
both those who were shot and those TO Spain-,heir
rgh, to legal trial as secured by treaty and that head
mnisaton has formally renounced all Official right 10
intervene in their case the treaty executed, after
having unwarranaby and in advance, put them, n the
judgment OF Spain and other nations in the rreacamen,
OF pirates by its proclamation
Ills" wild and 6llibusterng speculation" TO prove
from the record that the administration for months suf
ered itself TO stand ohoy The crong in respect TO the
plain and urgent matter Of reparaon TO The Spanish
sui at New Orleans, thereby giving Spain, in so far, all
the advantage OF position agains, in negotiations IN
yoying the lives OF our counlrymen in her power
To such "albustering specua,ions" as these the Re
public has already made one eminently logical and
elusive reply to the effect that Messrs Webster and Crit
enden were in the business and that therefore no ques
lions ought to be asked about it by the people And
that Journal replies further ,ha, the facts contained
in our charges need some responsible authority and
dorsement We had thought tina, the special organ at
least, would regard ihe official records Of the admnisa-
ton itself as having 3 yy's-S .Ssi. J" -yossebiY"
in the premises Bu, II the RepsbHe is looking for other
endorsements OF our views, can refer to the position
taken upon these matters two or three months ago
by the whole democratic press Of the country and the
collective press OF the South We will venture also 10
refer the Republic 10 the future action Of Congress on
the subject when the executive business proper, which
the administration has thrust upon them in regard TO Kos
will gently hin, 10 our neghbo that ourselve.
responsible" for our true bill OF indictment against the
administration in this Cuban matter, and quite pre-.
pared and willing to sustain II in all its paris against any
fore. OF attack have yet in the special organ