The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-22

tain ron Spain, in 1900 cession Of half th
nA0itab'e poIaon Of Nortn Ansrics-a cessicn whic
tt,a~ her for fifteen buudr,d m,ies on oer uestsr
rontier sno mo- only shut fom tbs Paciis bu
en- oiso be- 20 CLOSE the Miesissiep; and I. is var
BILE u US to decline her Invitation to bin
ou' seve for all time not tn accept the cessIon OF 81
sDo ~h'oh lies within thirty dve leagues our coas.
ITO, ~ith Cuba in 1883 from her senty days poe
o, LunisDs in 1sess WHIT can bs clearer than th.,
whtevss right ued to her from that three weeks
poe sss,on (shich cersmon al affair Civ
form 10 the transfer u thu prosiocs 70 the Caitet
setes) must hsve passsd to an BY hat taa fer fol
i'ved y our ectua pussesson and IN for hal
actntu,J?
You observe that "Lord NJ, imesbury snd NJ. Tugo
cam, az Isnsop for 'e'ps into the pf"po y
uD'so tne attacks shich hsd hssn II soe on the lao,
O. Ctbs BY Ssles bands ven n from rue Uot'd
sss e. ere With the avowsd design - asng pos sssioI
q rssnst III ,bes terms ne P,s.dsn is oonvince'
mat 80 COZ ciu.icn Of spcb treaty irst Of putiot
sD u .a To fsa oeaps. wcud ~ cs
"not only oLfoundsd but di.quir,i. q"
Ai'.; demonstrating 'srhsr co'cy think Tho es> uo
c' TIE iste PRESIDENT 10 dta ing ard
nwisss enterprises re.ered 10 You rso,oachfllss nr.
Is,Hce ny lenask jest cited melspcpoiy asowsl for
ne chlef cf Tres Sta.e' you g.. m 20 rtimste
'Aressy snJrg so that 1t irnlLea oo the part
OF re p.tp'e Of the United Safes an n,enibilty ito
INF value of the eeI right ADD grooo az
Ahd dsbp aid of duty our reghoor w,ch rsb,
" euice eTsfs Christian ration" You also tske occs-
tho nsor 20 ~ me- 70 me .aTs renark to upon
tor ne oh etv6ic6 OF tional which Tor
centuries have been Bpoau Europe By ths name ths
4 w.
you contnua ONE Off Re mot ds'ir guisheo American
ea"Is tave earned an en,iabe repu'ation and it is
hcnit 70 surps 81 the United states you'd SET the ex
an 70 OF ahIoeatrg its rnost sacret provi. ion,
uppnte no ore in Evrope Arneic. will think the
hhoed ttIcs o. this buke mi'iscted the diplomatic
iefisA ipL Contained IN last lies Lst then
| inquire for mt nent 1, Is We deserved.
me expeditions TO which ou sluds as calculated to
di ced By ha prosde ia every
and LEGAL way Ire utnolt ygilaocs at ua times
tEp'o..d bat ulhspeiy Tor hs adv ntorers thsussses
In ft.rGA - h.-t
Ger nor repioach The Territory Of United States Is
but little less than the whole OF Europe while their
PoPuauon not quite equal 10 that OF the United King
com, and tber STA dir military force smsh scat
teI.c over immensely extensive frontier Our govern
eIea, similarity between the ias Of tbs two couutries
wbich bit military expeditions against the psa;t
ss 'i s s Ts: saHss.d IL ss ss
,On. GEO. o. PART On our 5a ~s are
s,r,reest; hut it is difficult enforce them in
Sp.Hn Gene raj ard fupDosed rdcate Ia sless dis
pSti or the part Of The Am' rican people, comprised
very small number of persons some of whom were
enjoying the freedom OF action in the
Urd Safes tfst refugees from every part OF the Cont
upon us for tsste ex Is st Ibis momsnt cast
upon ErgAno by the ConneI tai Powers. bvsos which
have occurred in Lnl d. .ince jour was vritten
stliArgy illustrate the difficulty AID the rsk, under con.
ttutonal govern ments OF preventing abuses OF that
sp.aly which is the rr!vese aud boast of such
Cove, pts to extend to ell Who eeek It
There s donbt widely prevalent In this couLt try
f,sl that the people of Caea are lusl, ds.ec.sd to
weller, Ampete, r6Ims the impression. All
the ordinary political rights etjoyed in free coun-
uen is in sha worst fom Of dss
po'irn, absolute authority delegated to military
vicsIoy. AID supported BY an ermy from abroad.
spesb Ct The Of the aud OF in
cyidpal by Wit it Is administered for haze formed
ey able opinion Gf the character Of the
cessors OF the bad faith aod the ut,ef d regard of
treaties With hich this bst government is &C
en- ueh the late s.ssion Of Paslamept Such beng
'he tste of things in Cuba i es not seem 20 very
States h.p'ful ef misguided ycuns should 70 found
ready tojoin party OF fotsg headed oy Spanish
General Who wac ready to persuade THEN IN rot ss you
revolt Al the Tranquil to dlsurba zee" out, they
were I'D to believe TO sid an oppressed people in their
frugc es fer freedom. There is nc reason to doubt
that there at this moment persons foreign
err as well patves in England wno entertain these
'eelr gs ard opinions in the Uoited States; and
If Great Britain lay at q distance Of one hundred
I'D miles frtm Crba, instead OF thirty five hundred
10 prevent small steamer disguised trading vessel
from spprg OF from outport in the night on an un
lsstul en'e,pri.s The expedition Of General rorjos in
1851 far iegaiy cncsroed, Ia the parallel OF
,bat Of Cereal Lo9ez 1t was fitted out in the Pnsmes
without interruption TIL tie last noment and though 1t
the fs der the grasp Of the pca its members sue
ceed cd in escaping Spain, where for time they
found shelter st GIBRALTAR II declared IN the hast
associations have formed London for the
If dybattes with which England is at peace that
Eave been purchsted or loans propoeed that
'CeoJa Comm ittees issue e,ders from England. and
that Msssrs Mszzni and Ktssuh have established and
rede over OF regency for tbs Roman staea and
Hungary and for The promotion o. revolution in every
part Of the world y have before ist purporang
. be taken from Prussiap police gazette OF fifteen
in LondoD
ind In action for the alb entioned purposes.
When these tnngs considered, the fact that, 10
tbs Of four five years two and
though deeply be lsmented and sterny to be condemn
viostior OF municipal ard international Ia does
By you II does not in my jldement furnish any ground
p1o oaches which it bus the g0vera
and people of the United Sat<s Nor does the
mari in my letter Of the lst Of December that dis
position 10 engage IN such enterprises would be in
cresssd rather than diminished BY cur acse-sion to
the proposed convention, striss me rs " melancholy
svowEl" as you pronounce it. on tho part of the
President. You forget the class from which such ad
veLtuIers in all countries enlisted this young,
the reck g. the pisnfo,ntd What other effsc uld
be expected to be preducsd ths part Of the popua
,oD BY being told their government in disre
GARD OF ,hs most obvious public interests as we'll as of
the most cherished historical tradtions had entered
into compact with two foregn TO guaaotee 'he
rsppe,uity the system shich Cuba suffers
Lo.d 40 scen, the English Minister ut Madrid,
nsAs very similar avo~a in mis- ettsr at ths 3otn Of
May last addressed 10 the Spsush Minister OF Foreign
Affairs when he rays:-sI canoot conclude without
pressing my otep regret That the course OF spain is
such prt duce general .Nsnation In the opinion
Of the Enslsh rubhc ou Of which will most iof,l,oly
Ieaut state OF feeling which DO government can conro
orsppose
usturay called for In of these law
1psdons TO Jert uIoo en-! ire mtsconcep
ton Of The present state OF the the United ates
ard Of cur treaty re- stons with Spsiu Our treaties
with that government he laws Of the Cnec States
forbid a such enterprises The trpartite convention
would Rave ADDED nothing TO their uns wfonsss If
bsd b. multiplying objections We might
vel complained that be ac's of very sual num-
b.. ot rssh yoarg cxens and foreigners should be
put for BY Of the lesoI Powers Of Europe
ils cir Why should bs expected to sutsr into
strange compast with those Powers binding Ourselves
yeter 10 n AXE q Axfnl and honorable acquisition OF
Cuba there ogtca connection bet wesn the ideas
and there something bordering upon the offensive In
| their association
Con.dsr roc, the recent antscedents Of the Powers
that invite us to oi alb ourselves to the end Of time
tie acquisition In any Of this natural append
sse to our Coptinent France within the present
tury tay nothing u the acquisition OF Lou tsna has
crested moiety Of Europe from its native sovsrea<ns
has tosseeed heef by force Of AID at the time
greatly 10 tie 6bconent Of England of six hnnd rod
miles oi the orheIn Africa, With indeRnite