The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-02

/ 49, 81 g folSJ n in the CasS3iisA tsnsss-
CueaD5 friends and conp.triot:-I 90 ne ufss ~ w.
tear OF sssssfui rsmsmbnnss upon tho ;, oue q y
herc3 orr revolution This 10 not The occsA ~,
Z :assn saI %.~S1, fSs S r s.os ID o.
The thousands Of throtAing bosoms that to 4 ha
roon his tomb their whsred hopes oer the most wc.tl
ren.mtrsnce and the noblet eulogium Df Nae
cso Lopez The struggle which he commenced ss
Ssiseen =; ysp syIsnIy .Ia tSs
cruel fst,lity sacrifice irreparable fer cosnsry
in the hoy and sacred effort to place upon the bsw e
gl~ sti epdu,es Cubans. this struggle st ,endaz
and Inherit from The iustrious cet who sA y
wo Q; its i a'A We may III ass L ss
task far bsono the resch Of poor as ea and vees
support high soul % % ana the no nuss % s1smp % q
General Lopez dad They s,iu Cuba ana
hoss The example whiea the lhe Of L,csz prsseatF
so Of %
his cid companons In arms - answe. to the call op
Cuba Tie chief who had attained all tho honofs
which the most brilliant military yisil
brought them all to adorn rse Of Cuban liberty.
sssats and great rewards abandoned ii for Il. good &
humanity and ofCuha The pleasures Of fe the highest
au.led dseds Of y him sutor upon ths
thcDy path OF poverty end that is the destiny
Of tie berator Such the saciaoe which he ~hocs
less to-day depiore made 70, Cuba and such wiz
debt OF gratitude which the Cuben heart vii ai~sys
oIer noble ps strota-vorthy sons q Cuba, who Ssvs
sacrificed tbsr lives upon the ata of their country.
s'sS sna Ao and Tse.oo
Ctsnden and his companions, will fade from tbs
page Of Ss, from So.d the vt
from the soil Of Cuba for just az noble reveDgea
veose which it is ours to complete, aud which Cubs VIII
Dever leave unfudi)ed Let not FORGE. TOO,
In this unhappy those OF unfortunate brethres
Who for their exalted love OF country tho
the chains Ct the tJrant and lsDguish IN Spanish pu
1t has not been their happy fate to die for their
country than their companions who
h0yo hofn Nhaf~
uys continued degradation Bat With hopes
DO they contemplate your ccure No From the depths
Cuba.s courage and constance, aud Cabs will yss 30
tIes Alas Cuba viii yet free Iti. true there
made great suiengs 20 be enaureo-but these cul.
ties win be these sacrifices will be mads.
of Cuta there shall be seen in ali its beauty
the star OF her happiness which she has learned =
tie noble taaa Of freeing your courtry Daspoled and
ts5 IN sfraree land you may not be able 20 give the
lon is yours, and our brothers in Caoa viii cheerfuy
lend the siEews Of the ofrdependeuce Upon de-
rs1cs the moral s & our % %ssruss and s0%e d not c
bans that around the many personal frisnds
nIon whom know Cuba can Isiy-as;ures me that IN
win TN increasing n biancy and glory until you have
borne down the tyrsns Of your couatry from the high
eops Of Cps When for this purpose
tecont necessary to appeal TO the great heart Of the
appeal in vain. In the hearty sympathy which eveV
citizen of ths country entertans for the liberty,
port When the time for Cuba to draw the sword
l. tco viii 30 with you and endeavor to do snsn
20 heartily desire to call by the cherished q
american citizens. To day We weep upon forego 500
for brothers who sleep DEATH Let hope before
another year rolls round before another FIRST OF septem
ber cores that Cubans may mourn their glorious dead
where Cubsrs should upon the shore of that
this se shall the walls of the Moro of Hsvasa
Mr.. Thrasher YVES enthusias ticay applouded at tn
close Of bis speech and at the rsquest Of Of hi
Fri. nds and fellow czens-I have been requested by
grateful and heartfelt hsnss fer your prcrsnos here this
evening, and for assisting the commerosation CT hs
plao Cuba has never appealed to the great nesrt oe
the American people but che has found respondent
establish those principles which the is epdsXvoring to-
carry out Cuba acknowledge this feeling the heart
when .he SPEAK not as an exile but as so,srs.
OF the soil which she stands Cuba will then offer to
SSs which s Is too
Mr.. mrasher again retired amid great applause
The ret portion Of the EIoceeangs consisted Of the
guez. He was followed BY Miguel T. Toon editor Of EI
/ CuIono whe thus addressed his audience -
Prescribed and wanderers fc-eisn soil the peo-
waters of bitterness in political exodus and the arr
which today we 1aise before US Z tha, which dedic,
rains upon in this desert the tears ca the Mothers
the widows the orphans Of the victims crdcsd BY th
Pharaohs Of Cuba and our Red Sea las been formed
! of the bleed Of the heroes who have died under
the Of the executioner in the Geld of battle.
Our chief has fallen, and to day we come to pay tina
melancholy tribute his memory but the scsGold
hi. Mount Nebo, and when in dying be exclaimed with
Iumr ed with The light Of heaven because from that hs
lar of premise, the ption from cspti
the glorious corqueror Of Las Pozas of Fss sleeps
sleep Of the giave aud in enfanguned asEss have fsn
also the obe brows OF Agucro OF obelto Goar and
of s that pbalapx of heroes whom has fa!lea the
cowardly vengeance Of our tyral savages But
they i've an eternal lifswa life which ia ali light. III
glorya life which gives life 10 times gene
iatons to admire then-to initiate thsm-to set before
them the work Of redem pon for which they deserved
their Calvary. The star which lighted them is here
still horizon, and that star in tho night OF
of God in the gloom of ths desert Ihe blight
| ems, and hope grows and increases. Forsard
/ then. Fix your eyes on it, without turning back,
and In consecratrg to mourning and wee this solemn,
day let think tnat the best incsuss which can DC
sacrificed in the apohoois OF the msrtyrs, is the dust
of the field of battle and the most harmonious requiem
is the Of our conqueriDg ssicns 1t ia not teai
that lustrous veterans require from usit Is the
sword the fire the blood of enemies, aud the salvation
country is the only thiog which trsnquize
ttelr disturbed names. sim, let stop for q momsat
journey before the glorious the osrs.ors:
let render to ther, the tribute Of grief and offer
prelate who assumes the supreme authority Of ths
Catholic church in this State closes against the doora
the money changers of Bethany because more given to
temporal than to divine matters be forges or ooes no
wish to so That GOD 20 %
that his holy kingdom is Of another and better world
| where there is no mitre but reason; NO tiara or
virtue other s-eignty than the eteraA
justice Of the Judge u the dead and Of the living Eut,
it alters not Cabans For the Christianity Of true son
rcience, the whole world Is temple; it has the sly for
its canspy; the thunders, the wind and the seas,
answer in chorus to their sacred hymns; the
Bere Is God; kere he saas US; here he listens to,
U.S. perhaps batter and more propitious thaa among
the worldly pomp ana the deAfening kArmoniea
Of tie proud csthedras. What hsar is NOT this
wounded ct seeing hers in this place the friends, tbA
brothsrs ths of tte martyrs, clad In mourning
drowning Ia silence tksr deep gre2 Cubans. turn your
aside and in the midst OF Ibis mourning multitude,
eyes will light the beautiful pale brow of noble
who here to por- out tho Good Of hes btte
grief She Is the widow OF Joaquin de Aeuerc Aguero,
The Cuban Of high soul and valiant heart who in sup
porting in his loving the spouse who wont to tho
field Of battle to raise the cry OF hs country bsrtss