The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-29

the negro question You must free these unforun.,.
poor colored persons, be said the crime OF keeping po
Africans in chains is frigha To be sure there il no
harm done them, they overworked for on hi.
rock there EARTH and therefore nothing for them 10
do But. then, liberty is sweet and the curse OF keen
ing these worthy persons sbominable servitude will
excite the anger Of the great God and rebound ysv
much 10 your injury. And. therefore, let ., hbess
yo negroes II was done. After certain day. he con.
nued everything born black is entitled 10 the nesua
Bile privilege Of British freemen. 1t done and he
went on In the mean time the labor market mus, no,
be left perfectly helpless. OF all things. says Sid Hud
80 u, love the labor market The apprenticeship sy.
TEN. he continued is the grand panacea which the BnA
character has upon all occasions introduced, and 10
which the East India Company, to whom this island BE-
longs, will lend ils strongest sympathes. That will en-.
able you susain the labor Market and lberae your
negroes. Therefore. IL, bless my administration Of
this island. which hope have far governed well,
and your satisfaction by nstitung the grand cmse.
teHe Of the British mission,he freedom Of n. poor
negro Il was done. Ten years passage brought flat
island to wilder desolaion When last card
FROM a COW had its head OF EspoIeon's billiard.
room, and pig lay The spot whers he died. and s
filth and his dea,h-sain lay together commingled.
Bat then behold Wha. triumph for Sir H. L. and
the British character On one little Island, rock q
barren assure 10 the sea. upon which gnll might rest
his wing-thelt, ever sna space, uner British
philanthropy. the conQueror OF the ancient world living
in chains. and negroes Jumping their liberty Napoleon
bound and tortured. Cufss free Sualine spectacle!
Pszuela is Sir Hudson Lowe Picked out by The gov.
ernment OF Great Britain. by and with conssn Of the
best African importer, the mistress Of The life guards
man. said 10 be the mother OF The Queen Of Spain, hs
comes TO abomnable traffic, and TO force
under the vles and most shallow pre,ences the Aean
cation of Cuba. We know that since 1917 cargo after
cargo Of Africans has been imported into that island
The amount OF these negroes there is extreme
that readers would stare in wonder to hear it. This
has been done while British cruisers were around ihe
coast, and with such full knowledge by Great Britain
that her consul there. wash his hands of the matter
has given notice to the captagenera OF the arrival Of
every cargo, and of the number OF the unhappy
tavages So monstrous crime against humanity
has never been perps.raled. Three months ago Lord
John Russe could write an insulting and imperli.
nent threat. Two months ago Mr.. Champion could
put on an indignant unien, and protest with i'm.
macuate edrontery. Now it has como 10 this We
copy from Spanish letters about this Cuba ques-
on and the Africans: Say my friend that they now
epudiaie all British interference and that to be ex
clusively Spanish measure" And again. from our
English letters : " From the first of next July the duty
on sugars will be equaized by Parliament. Ten shil.
ngs will be the duty from that date East India fall.
ing short We Chat is, Great Brilain) must depend on
Cuba and Brazil. The Louisiana crop will not be SUI
hcient for yourselves. fear there will be grea, come.
,ion; but the only we have is 10 throw
labor into Cuba" And again, rs 10 the captain.
general OF Cuba, from our undergroun telegraph"
:. The captain general has been messurably silent
as yet; ever since his arrival there has been Ii.
greatest activity among the roops-a artillery. infantry,
| and cavalry; all under drill daily, also 10 target
practice. | saw the other evening . company Of
infantry firing by platoons al target, every man to
a man pulling the trigger lodged. his head turning
haround-l presume to avoid the disagr smoke.
or perhaps through fear OF his complexion did
shot strike the target" Or again: my friend Mr.
- has ceased reporting to The arrival Of the
slaves formerly, although know they are landing al
most daily in different parts Of the island They are
daily expecting British ei.gun frgae screw propeller
and another 10 follow her. The British consulate have
received within the past sixty days thiry-6ve carsoes Of
coal. Another arrived yesterday. Many more expect.
ed" Or again, 10 the articles on The labor marker
ting from. written under the direction Of the Palace
fhs Cuban question, is very plain. must havea
solution We do suppose that i, is possible destroy
utterly the key OF the Gull, or thai the American ma.
ton wants to either another Hayti OF another
Jdmsica al The mouth OF the Mississippi OF oil the
Of Louisiana. II Cuba 10 lost to us, the whole West
Indies and the control OF the Gulf are loet to u.s.
Great Britain 10 be the ruler on this side OF the world
lei Us acknowledge the fact once and stop all nom
about Monross doctrines and the and stripes
| We give below an extract from Issr received by
gentleman in this CITY. which not intended BY the
writer for publication. The letter is from one OF II e
purest and ables in Western Ns~ York, who has
ment. IL will be read with interest;
sd,noi.trs,ioa have no ho day
work in maintaining their position the pw~drs,
out trust @ AS heir nrmness (Which has
been well manifested thus lat) win give them
hnk the fight will be one, for the OF that
thirty msoms Is stsong the noss OF tho gsun blood.
nounds. and they hungry, tho pursuit OF Tho
game will not readily be abandoned Nothing short Of
veto ike that OF Old Hickory tue Maysve road II
will close tue throsts OF the yelling PACK 6nt that m DO
1t, and that will the sardy the necessity Of
ming those mot in this dsY ss) who in
public stations hold the doctrine tina, sairg from is
y4be rsass,y. ard psro,ft~g ohsrs to sai ough,
| be the chief passports 10 popular "a vor
"Iregret that in bad AZ in this State, nesy
bitter enemies of the administration but su Pose il
heir nd