The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-27

Great Britain has d..ssns spos M l&na nssuh - no
preisxts ON not - wasting 100 ~~ssr~- e.suiNi~
liabilities are 70 ~at bsli ~ ertih sussts,
and their govtrhmsnt have u y brilssef claims ~pen
that Of tpen A. ruarsntss ~ D. ~ r.esuf~~s -
Cuba Afford Tempting pfixe to.srds wuieh British 90
have se,srl times h@sn airectsd Let snrh rs<snnss
be a. and - rsAxs ia ensoro~msst IN ght
lead 70 military occuEation = psin, a us s@si
Again npsia ans ErslHnd ~ t~s'y eeaad y eer-
.an proceeding 60 the suppression a ne affess save
fundry IL IN. treaty rhs pr.sscai opsrs-
ton q the system krown ~ nearly nugstofy FOE,
whether With or without the eoanvaaes 90 kno-lsdxs a
the brtAh conn oners the "a. hat The trade y
carried en In Cuba 70 great extent viostoa ~ The
Anglo stanih alliance pr-sen, A. AID
diguted knsl.nd may think herself 10 have, under the
treaty right 20 call UPON spain for faithf and en-
cent performances ~ the ohgNons c0strncssd under 10;
ply 1t might be spprehen ID thai aad .ead snfcrco
com pliance by means which would svsntnay Affect Al
territorial rights o. Der .y 70 .hs ssna Cuba sIls
receiving guarantees equiv asu calc usi~d 70 l-1
increase OF her influence and power in tAs aA<.f
whether attempted TO be brought aboas ~ % osaf
other Of the means alluded TO, OF By sy ss~sP-,se
the United states permit 10. ne >fa4~scos
eminent to bear this fred rsre,sden sBr
part and be given TO undersana that 70 = asss 2pen
long and deibera alton and at al cost q ssvera
the conduct Of the United States You will unosspand the
lions you may have TO make TO the Spanish
this subject they not TO be volunteered, nor
formal and confidential conversations With The msabsrs
OF the to sndeavor fully 70 scquaint
them with views. Should you have reason to sue-
poet any design tho part Of Spain to transfer voun
tarily her title to tho island whether Of ownership
possession, and whether permanent or temporary, TO
Great Britain any other power, you viii distinctly
state that the United States will 1T all haxard
they will any foreign military occupation for any
text Whatsoever. And you authorized to the
Spanish government that in OF any attempt fem
whatever quarter to from her this portion Of her
territory the may securely depend upon the military and
naval resources Of the United states to Aid her In
serving recovering It, 1t 10 believed that the means
OF preventing such attempt, Of discsnesrting all
designs that may lead to It, lie within the
reach Of the Spanish government the readlest
which to Is to deprive England Of all real
tive and Of the remotcst presnce for interference
her part in the affairs Of Cuba BY scruPulous per-
Torrance Of all the obligations Spain may have con-
traced towards her either Of pecuniary character or
connected with the exisng agreements between the
two nations In relation to the slave trade No proper OPP
portunity Of which you avail yourself without in
curing the risk Of being thought ocious, should be
allowed to escape you to let the spanish Ecvsnnent be
the Island forth in these instructions and in the
others file In the legation. And you viii hold your
self In feadiness should the occasion arise, formally 70
protest. in the name Of your governments, against any
act, whether Of Spain herself Of other power,
likely to lead to transfer Of her territorial right 70 the
island Of Cuba, to the military occupation cfM by the
forces Of any other nation.