New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
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NAOifp. Dee 10 1876
In regard - the situation OF things in the III nd Of
Cuba, At already appea,e that my late warnings - you
have been wei founded cEsOnsble. IL Il kuDgga
here ihEt Gen LcTenzo who CcFumanis at = JlgO a.
CUBE, hes proclaimed snd sustn rs IT, Constitution o.
lrl2 10 defiance O the orders OF the Cap,anC neral az
the Havana, Jeccn and some a1sert rhat the nero
Question mixing with tie political one Tae Govern
mont Observes silence have aOt sepn me VI n.st3r Tor
some days. Cn account Of bic being closely occIpi3i
durle these days ia the Cores think il will be very
difficult 10 keep tae Island Of Cuba IN the x s,
state Of tn GOyenrnen here and also from the
IA which they sredraning and Anticipating the resources
Of the Island They commenced upon the plan Of
paying the dividends cue upon the foreign deot the Isl
Of November BY issuing 10 the creditors bonds upon the
Treasury o. Cube. bearing i've per cent interest ar
payable ID four annual nstamenz, when st the sam
time, they had already drawn largely in advance upon
the Treasury. IL found. however. that the plan
would net 20 down. and, after lew OF the Cuban
bonds had been sent into the market this Govern nent
disayOwcd the arrangement made by il agent and
adopted TIE plan Of giving OIL CATIONS directly upon the
royal Treasury here, and also belrIng tive per cent
interest but payable ia Fix AM twelve N )ntAs Hal
the hrst arrangement been Carried into efe-t, 10
would have operated like mortgage Of Cuba -
foreigners, mostly English ard "a y, her reyenu &c
are well pledged always 10 advance, since Il Y the
most important remaining IA the power OF ths
Government 10 raise money upon. How long Cubs het-
sell win bear tbs mole OF anticipating AMI potg-
ing Dot TO Say draining may be cOnHlerca quite u1ccr-
tam But IL another view pcrson doubt the bad
us with regard b. ihat island from the changes and
ICyCuiioLs hich taking place in the mother coun'
y II the first place, he established constitution,
aud one q. very democratic tendency for monarchy.
While in the nc1L5OrkOod Of the island several indie
pendent Stsies who, Ike herself have been colonies OF
Spain and whose Independence Is al this moment about
beng formally confirmed by Spain and in the second
place Cub j. Obshnately refused either the one or
The cher Of these privileges that sh has - remain in
a state Of colonial bonisee and hearing the burden Of
sustaining ia the mother country those principles o. ~.
CITY the application oil which TO her denied Under
al the foregoing CIRCUMSTANCE, hen II viii be seen IN
due tine Whistler my predictions viii prove correct
had forgotten in lie piece TO add that Carlos should
succeed here the question might &c considered quite
doubtful whether the Island would consent 70 pas 10
whit nigh; be called another government have con
yersed with Mr.. ClntInvR or twice on tins subject
since he has Leen Minister, and found him increluous
a. to any danger He believes that the fear OF The ne
groes is worth army OF one hundred thousand men,
ind that il viii prevent the whites from making any
revolutionary attompt One thing Is certain this Gov
crnmfnt can send no force from spain % oppose
any attempt ia tInay be made The island If what
there be insufficient. there Wil bo no remedy
Hnn ions ToEsr