New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

Cuba But you can't. The Spaniards are zoo
much for you, aided, as in the last extremity
they will be, by half million Of infuriated ne
groes. 1t will never do to drive them into
abolishing the patriarchal institution. What
would Cuba be worth to the Model Republic
with FIVE hundred thousand free blacks among
her citizens And what effect would negro
State in that neighborhood have upon the peace
and glory of our own Southern brethren ? You
see the thing is impossible, and like prudent
men you will give it up, or at least postpone it
till 1856, when it will make good war-cry for
the Democracy.
3 Havingthuslaid Cuba aside for the present,
your thoughts will naturally direct themselves
toward ST. Domingo. There the chances are
better. Preparations, it is said, have already
been made TO coloni.e that interesting
island. A steamer is bought, or to be bought,
and eight hundred whole-souled flibustiers are
to move out there on terms highly advanta-
geous for themselves We don't know wheth-
er our old friends Duff and Ben. f. Green are
the engineers Of this enterprise, but it would
not be discreditable even to their genius and
experience. The Colonists go as the champions
of freedom in double, or rather in treble
sense. In the first place they will defend re-
publicanism as embodied in the Dominican Re-
public; in the second place they will combat
monarchy and despotism, as embOdiedin his Ma
iesty Faustin, the Emperor of Hayti. and in the
third place they will finally reestablish Slavery
in Dominica and annex the same as new ne
gro market, to our own glorious confederation.
Thus they will accomplish all that true-born
fibustier could desire, and fill up the measure
of their own aspirations.
3. But even this brilliant picture has its
dark side You will require great many fiji
busters to reestablish Slavery there, and what
with yellow fever and other little incidents of
such an enterprise, it will be expensive. 1t will
also have serious complications in its train.
Suppose Dominica converted into United
State, what is to become of Haytil Shall we
make war on and conquer It's million or so Of
people, And after conquest, what shall we do
then Annex them also to the Union as
free State Or make slaves of them and di-
vide them among the cOnquer0rs after the
good old patriarchal style As for instance
TO Capt Gen y Isaiah Rynders a village
with 1000 head; to Senator president y
Douglas q village with 200 head to Henry B.
Stanton plantation with so head; to Gen.
Cass large drove, with tract of wild land
and so on till all the heroes ofpure Democratic
flibusterism have had their share. But as we
said, this movement would be difficult in some
respects, and We accordingly advise its post
pOnement along with that of Cuba.
e. But in Mexico there are none of these
hindrances, and you may fall to without hesita-
tion. All the northern part Of the country
may be had with good management without
much trouble, and what will be more CRATE
full TO your feelings, without danger. The
States of Sonora, chihuahua, Coahuila, New
Leon, TamauliPas, Durango, and perhaps San
Luis POtOsi, should first be struck at As the
Camanches are already carrying on q pretty
potent war against the Mexicans in those
States, the fiibusters would do well TO make
little arrangement with them for operations on
oint account The six or seven provinces
could be reyOlutionized in the course of next
summer or autumn, and Slavery be established
a. !, E., L.. 4 e.
he Thirty-thir Congress has closed its first
session. Ii is true that this would be rathes
quick work, but practice makes perfect and
public opinion is ripe for the event. At least
hree full grown States could be got out of the
batch with six Senators, besides others in pros
Dect sufficient 20 balance all the free States
likely to come in for half century. Thus the
Cnion will be preserved, while the look for
jfiyate plumber is excellent.
This, then, is the plan for the fibustiers to
idopt 1t is worth dozen of any they canl lay
against Cuba or st. Domingo Those may be
gOod for future elections but this is good for
practical use. And meanwhile, as
'Ns 80 'HO PiO9chV administrator 10 III power,
md until they can get themselves well organ
zed and fitted out, our friendly advice to the
common run Of individuals among them is, in
my little jobs of ibustiering they may UNDER
axe on personal risk and account, to take care
nd keep out of the hands of the law.
MENNONITE COLONIES IN RUSSIA.
One OF the less numerous sects found here
nd there in Germany enjoying partial tolera-