The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-29
To he Editor of the UIion:

Sir have noticed the translation into the columns
Of your paper of editorial from the New York Courier
and Enquirer, under the caption OF Important from Ha.
vana, ia which the statement made that no,withstand
ing that papers and the general impression formerly prev
tent, that the Cuba revolution piraca TO.
ray having real origin among the residents OF the
sand it has TO doubt this view OF the case
II anything was wanting TO I'LL TO overlooking the
OF ndgnites held 10 the lips OF the Cuban exes and
their sympa,hzing friends throughout these States, it is
produced in this bare faced and hear,less avowa For
four years past the dungeons of the Moro and the cells
of the "Presdos" of Africa have eemed with Cuba's
aobest spirits and the blood of patriots has freely flowed
on her roads and scafoIds Her exiles aud fugitves
from Spanish tyranny broadcast upon foreign soil.
Her ardent spured by desperation, have four
times attempted with the individual aid OF Americans
worthy OF the noble name 10 rescue her from thradom.
Four expeditions have at immense sacrfce-even at the
Of the ornaments OF Cubas daughersbeen contrved
for Cuban freedom Cuban ewey and Cuban money have
been added TO American funds for the redeeming work
Cuban "Junta has openly andayowedy been formed, at
the government for the promotion OF Cubaspoltcal
interests composed OF till then uncommitcd towards
the Spanish government and who by this act brought
upon their heads immediate sentence OF death and confs-
cation of property. Their action has been the subject OF
diplomatic correspondence between this government
aud the Spanish minister which has been made public
through the official journals On the streets of Carde-
mas and on the memorable fields OF " Las Pozas" and
Cafetal de Frias" the blood of Cubans has mingled
with the American, 10 fructify virgin soil, and
bring forth the aspiring tree OF liberty The OF
Henderson, Sigur, OHara. Pickett, Hawkins, Morgan,
Wheat, Kewen, Smith, Crockett, Allen, Breckenridge,
Wilson, Knight, Davis Mccormick and host Of 9th
ers, from the chivalrc West and South west. and Of
O'Suvan, Garneit and Ellis. from the Atlantic border,
have been treasured up by the Cubans for their self
sacrificing devotion 10 their with those OF the
Sanchez Agueros, Tznagas, Macias, Hernandez. Cruz
Tolon, and vllaverdes, OF our own land while the
memories OF Pragay, Cnenden. Logan, Mccain, and
scores of equally gallant and generous souls en-
balmed in their grateful hearts with those OF Lopez
Cio,ay, Aguero, oberto, Beiancourt. Armensros and
Agramonie, who cheerfully gave up their precious
lives upon the altar OF their redemption The record
of these events does not contain single transaction,
upon the land upon the seas, unworthy OF those
proud votares OF Cuban regeneration Papers have been
printed at Puerto Principe at the same risks as the
one now is a, Havana which the Courier is pleased 10
quote A whole population has. TO man-nay, TO a
aooman-as Matanzas too well knows, abstained from
public festivities the occasion OF the Queens birth
day. and for this offence people hurried to trans
atlantic galleys Over ak thousand additional troops
have been poured into the island and almost the whole
naval force OF Spain preys. together with army OF
20 900 soldiers upon the toll OF the Cuban aborer.
gendanse worthy OF the days OF Foucbe has been es'ab
shed pry into the and the thoughts Of the
harsssed and banshed when suspected OF being suspi
cous and not trusting this Atlas OF force and oppression
which weighs upon aspirations, the colossal moral
and physical power OF England and France, and the
publican batteries of Decatur Lawrence, and Perry
are begged in aid and obtained the Gulf and
disprt and overawe unarmed population Your very
steamers, announcing on their periodical arrival TO bese
shores that all is quiet in Cubado they also pro-
claim with the bast to the world that this queude
may be expected to cease, and that il order reign
Worsou. another day may bring another sight
And yet this overwhelming OF facts has here
oiore furnished evidence to the conscientious Cou-
rer and ts kindred prints, from which IL pluck belief
that the acts OF the patriots and their noble hearted
American friends not pra,eoi foroys, and that
there really existed in Cuba revolutionary movement
But merchant comes from Havana 10 the Cherokee.
and makes a statement TO the Courier and shows it
paper and, presto. the veil is rent; light succeeds to
darkness, and credit TO defamation With such a recant-
alton avaonti We do not want it do best
without H. Persevere in the task cruelty commenced
by your time serving Chief The ides OF November
near at hand When they be over you will uosay your
present tale, and will fall back upon your calous in
stncts sbalI before that time, II my health s spared
give to the people brief history OF transactions and