New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
sDENOCRaTIC PROCRESS,-CUHA.

The Sunday atlas, edited by three ex-Cus.
TOM House officers oil jealous for Pierce and
King, has the following atrOcious editorial on
the subject of Cuba. We presume il faithfully
reflects the sentiments of the great mass of the
Editors political associates; but we have yet
to be convinced that it does justice to the in.
tegrity Of the great mass of the American
People. We cannot believe that our country.
men are willing to proclaim themselves general
freeboOters and robbers And yet we know
as all intelligent men must knOw-that Fibus-
tierism is one Of the potent elements in the
canvass for Pierce and King. Let them be
elected, and another unjust, piratical, land.
stealing war viii be fastened upon the country
Hear The Sunday atlas, and judge whether the
men who thus interpret American sentiment
ought to be entrusted with the government OF
our country:
THE ISLAND OF CUBA-THE DETERMINATION
OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
1T cannot be doubted that large majority of the
people Of the United Sates have determined that the
American flag hall wave the Island of Cuba The
ieehng which demonstrates this fact IL not limited 20
any section 0! the United toes IL predominafes ia tho
North as well as in the South and tie day not dis
tan when the trained bands OF some bold and daring
sdyentuIer viii uumphdnty march from one end OF tue
Isand 10 the other carrying with them the banners Of
eoDquest II the Government of Spain be wise and il
disposed to save that which ii il continue the policy IL
has OF late pursued will be rreyocsbly lost win with
as Little delay practicable open negotiations for the
purchase Of Cuba by the Government Of the United
States.
Let Spain reject all overtures for the ceion NJ IN.
q zf. he L
what che hoped to retain has departed IL is impos
slle i.f her 10 hold Possession oil her Island sin de
dy, If the people Of the Uni,ed States siH its enanci
IatlC and Dnuf XGtion.
There now registered in this CITY alone sorne Ten
or ntecn thousand men, who anxious and eager 70
make adescen on Cuba and in almost every consider
abe cy and town in the Union, bands Of larger or
IN, er size are regularly Organized These men only
"sit favorable opportunity, and the appearance Of
leader 70 march onward Nor are they destitute OF the
eaE necessary 70 tue .ummaiiOn OF their enterprise
from good utholty, earn that there are now in
the City 0. New-Oreans munitions OF war sufficient 70
coup an a'my OF ten thousand men, az a moments
warning Independently Of that. large fund IL dspos-
ned IN II at city, 70 be enOoyed IN against Cuba.
Accelerated house in that q holds fund amounting
! upwerd a million OF dollars aud in New York,
n lad cpl Ia Boston and Baltimore, the sinews of war
ar abundantly brsced The next attack on Cuba will
De cund something than another Lopez expedi.
ton. and viii end in en- easy victory
II YVES stated. fortlis hit ago, that the Almlnistra
ton had ordered % lay in the lower BAY
10 detect and Suspected expeditions thar were on
the eve u embsrkaion We believe the report was not
well founded bui, If it were, and any armed vessel
connected with our navy, should attempt 20 impede tue
sailing OF expedition bound for Cuba che would mi
herei resisted BY force which enc could not conquer
Mr.. Narshal Tsllusdge VIII hereafter lind II he az
,eGpts to prevent The .slins Of Cuban expedition tat
be has got his hands full Of business
ut asked, Spain las done anytliss provoke oar
IRE orJHs'iy rs ~ raging sdr aSaiHs her Island ne
frankly Gnsrr she has not and Ad re hare no okey
RIGHT, han Tat Th,ch NIGHT yrss Sax possession Of
Cntd We Kant that islAnd-ifs Possession il 70
matter OF great oonsequencc-and, ri9l EroaS
EA hare a. In saying this mnch DO but reflect the
popular ointment OF the day. The condition ofthe Queen
Of The Antilles u not what ought and of the
United States, wish 10 amend L. We want those great
and glorious principles which pirate Of and which
We ought 10 extended and implanted in every region
4 ON Huds. Bay TO Cape Horn-establlshed In Cuba
We eannot-wi not stop anywhere short Of ts shores;
and our desire must be gTn,ihed.
Ii IL very probable thst our people would consent 10
negCtaiioD, II that could be had on favorable terms
They would prefer however possession by the right Of
conouest
Conquest gives title which noaecsn gsnsay o. dis