The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-24

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8. pator frc Soq and upon my respous btltty
stat. sman that ara con ont that ub. snat
be scouir,d from br by voluntary cesson her pwt
or people Of Cuoa by their own ac eoai tev-
the political connection win nsr a. EatSprsm t a nv s a
pi,y The eood Of America for all tiDs to come DO
Dsni ss The baods OF tse Amcrioau people rot ouly
that th@y should not ayUpa' h'se With ucage,
but that they should ip0gosntly frowo UPON aadsdP
press attempt BY violence In any fm TO ~rst e m
spsin sDy portion lawful poeaeseonL ahshcr be
sitmulsto by po ioa ambition OF By spirit OF Srecus
tive ~rsudug the pait Of those .xed Ia 1t Che
policy tbi. country have ssd hes bsen anoouucef
to oil Europe. spain s weak posor And 10 forsu-
pate aod Tor peaceful relations With the CONT
M ut Of Enr ne that the Ia Cab, is her pop -rtg
fully .acu.iveiy and entirely her proprey ss Oreg N or
Nes Mexico ours; and any attemot 9deeoer male oy
pals in violation M lsws OF their country or
mace by the ut ia It, poitic opacity di,
M Cuba from Spain would tsrntsh forever our ua
pal fame ST. kn & C no ses GU ssst Lor o
aoy. reign ca pac p a0d soruput,as regard
for The ohers But Mr Presd-ot the ia',ts'
tcp thus by those two actiog dntty pro
po ing rheir part triptite convent OF the tnese
nts to sclam aud forever here after aay
| enlarged meaning than it's laugusge would convey.
etoDlo m.sDiDy thus -Efance an Eag,auf bo
Monld be- fsaurpp With iojasou. to them
ard Trey give US to understand by THIS form OF
cemmunics'ion ba; they are in League e. ptevect ie
Nov Sir, treating 1t thus have this to sy we htve
slresdy inocaea policy to let Cuea aiine aud sa.
cr.oly regard The rights Of Spain We know that 10
the tnntss Of time the fruit will rpen eui fall from
parent When that time shall ooms It's pclls'csl
conDection with this contia.n mt is inevitable. Io er
ference ny nations may hssten tue bu. tee
SIR !. san asd 'h'"S s"'Ai.;hIA rsoly 10 say a. i,
ton o Europeau interference vi the oe,itica ooudao
Q, C Gaea SIR whc osn doubt thar tie acquisition OF
Ouoa py me united states Is question Of lm, only
pnf.y question OF time? la the progress OF empires
,,s iorIatIon Of nations thew grow feom Infancy 20
:. un ana SO 70 manhood Great and po~erfal as our
''rs !. Il is yet Ia its youth /, Of lltte mo-
10 us whether We acqute Cuba ia this genera ion
~ sh 'txs out como It ull, Just certainly as ths,
. 'IeNolSes On Its axis Mr. prasident T
aaeoi, 'relted. to see, just before We were ss
usss es ssoe, session SiS tn" the the
n,on. general call for the corresponds oce m 10
Nv ths 1anss ofvulse all Communications whch mad
p sseo 6e wesp rst com men aent do n,, ms
to question the mo cs OF <'e President in doog but
90 qneeoD h ndsA be he was ins nasd
ponems MT of the acanoA Of Il >a island to ois
period than if the coet 'ond $oe naa no 9een d-
vuaeo apprs herd that, is sot very usual IN the
diploma 10 Of ua,iou> to bag from the Sc
cret o. ch,vrs wheIc they properly D. Wig Mat.ers Intt
question in which others hold then TO be in
toIested TIL sduioistratiou wuioh has published tue
oorIespoDderee s about to 60 out Of cf,o soa mage
far the acquisition Of Caba is Involved has done
lt,le to sxpcde by divugpG that sdsnce yet
the that government deals bat lit le seer
diplomacy. The tnds and objects desire t. attain
become 20 apprehend the world will ind no thiog
in them at which we have cause to blush. het
T.Ne |
all lpow not only the deep interest our whole county
Ills In the acquisition Of the island but they know al OF
WIN ~, % Guas g day s
pos poDe the acqui iontt cannot prevent It, s.u
whist viii pedite tho annexation tnan anything
towards the Of oerect
good faith requiring sf citizens Obedience
the laws in refrniss from racine s:ssrds foresncrs
tn are rtquireo TO 90 toSsrds eschher Let 5pap re-
po In the consciousness that hoGeyer desirable TO as
R and a. not ps With f. 90 IT, I
fulEess Of time and before very long, sp sin will
MS Of The world The geographical position of Caba
with the iRcIeasng growth OF this country, will deer
mine all the rest have said that in go much of the
Pre- side nts message as have read was contained mar
rstive only tbe fsct tha bo aopcuueed In tue
codirg sentence IF thst parugcopa the Presidon' ex
presses opinion Tic eavs: Z hass. hoTever 10 oom
with several Of my dirsctfd the uois
ts Of France and Eanito be assured that the Uoieed
,be expire son Of that opinion fatty wi the
President We entertain desgos agsins, Cuba = Cut
be continues.- houd regard It's iboorpo ration into
the Union .be present time frausht with serious
peri.' regret that the President deeued nsces
ssry to express that as the opuon OF tue executive Nor
suggest to the Senate upon what that opinon is
founded-i speaks fo itself, bat am free TO declare
as ore Of the representatives Of the States most
deeply co3cerDed, that l know Of AZ peril which
SHOULD cnsuo, which should cause US to hesitate
IT Cuba rrsdy for annexation Tomorrow Bat let
the present. attitude OF the affairs hand to discuss
II would lead 10 PRACTICAL result; but could not dis
thesc remarks to the Senate upon oeepg this clutoa
intend to do no more thnn ress my opinion as aa
BncllcdD sCnatOr hECn the luti eAlats Dc'
tween this country and span. ia reference TO Cabs
and 10 express further, what hold to be the duty
Of every American eaen to recogrse GUYS as tbs pro
psrty Of Spain and suh TO recognize also the mini
rents With which civilization protects all proper uaba
belongs splin Ic does belong to and none bur
profsr bsbdA he laid upon IL unless through somo
act Of Spain herself lorbearance on our part would in
vo6 the ,afty Of our people and wih further to
decsre In reference to the proposition uada by these tso
powers of Europe let it have what meanins may that
tbepever the hour comes when in eoot faith aod with
DUO regard rational homer Incorporate Gaia
r5ese United States, IL will be done, aud Europe
may find l. best then to hold her peace.
MIR. C,ss (dem ot Mich took ths floor, and spoke
thus Mr. PrefidentI bsre isterea with great interest
satisfaction the whica the Se1ste has just
heard frc tire honorable chairman Of the Committee
Foreign Relations and we may we'll congratulate our
selves ard the country that et this time when many
fcu and delicate questions Of forsgn intercourse
uIon that have at tho head OF that
committee gentlemen we'll calculated to
charge his duties satisfactorily the Senate and ho
n,1ahy to the country and equally to avoid rash
ness and puilaninity We capnot disguise from our
selvee tiat thers never period history raught
with more momentous subjects connected with our
sioS with the other powers Of tho earth and liable to
present themselves from hour 10 hour for practical
siderston We have heard grest deal about mani
fest destiny, and the term has lcen equally assalsd BY
repro.ch ard by aicule Noy sir by that phrase It
ant O. tupposs 81 Ia That the grcs chsra ,tctfsc
OF the 10 produce an influence decisive
upon coUYfo saH policy, then bcfeya We have
snanfss. dtstiGy from Which cannot and 1t
Is de'iny hy whicl shall advance In all thc es
utns Of sneseJge sod prosperity, intellectually and
Gas,,islty As 20 liked inmobtuy, may talk about
"a would shout anieduyaa spec ala Ion; bat
While stop TO TAX the worldo rr0gressh moving on
sDdps past rs0onOs our pace 70 oyessake y We can
not isolate the her nations Of tho sarta
and rights and Interests connected With tsem
which demand and often our Jealous alton
tion. Mr. Canning said truly and c.npnaics,ly "Wo
ust ke,u on thu line OF political knowledge When ono
cheek struck. In nsticDal affairs II We ufn the other
we hall neither cheek, saf nor Doay, 70
enable us TO Iepsat tho movement Audit was IN tbis
spirit ed Last year whs the occasion GATED for
It. 10 rspudate by sole public act, interpolation
made In ths of nations by the Emretor 81 Russia
sthpg at tho very root OF national freedom AMI inds
ponasnce But IL was oypossd snd dsfestsd and see
hat ths rrsiis 10 his recent annus message recas
The adverc yiess then presented aud expresses
his opprohsicn ot them Six, regret t6is ooasse ~