Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-08
Thcs.uba Question.

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MIR VgSABLr,"i Motif Car1.lHa, al'era +" :
Ipecl,mi ,hry remarks, said thaf II tbs age %
p q gtes@. they la heard gentleman occupying
! nigh places and prom nencr before ii" cohshu
nifty declaring hat our csplcny l9r - allo"l'2
territory i. 20 graz thai ~ can s~alIoS Mn
can and then annex no. oniy fhi island 81 THIS
continent. bei hose adjoining then; anl e'h
prppagaudists chalk out the enlarged sPlpre
Throughout which Liberty Is TO he difasrd :
| Now be- was opposed 10 Intervention of 81
,ort.. When notorious foreigner was IN tils
country tear ago. seeking to involve Us 10
the rrnnbles d Europe, be denounced tie elfort
~ fraugLt win dan. e. 10 our institutions He
found many ri mis-, ~ nude strong appeals
10 the Government Iud totIrr people, Alter
filing his pockets with monry. he Is exceed
| igly quiet abroad, and ii was 10 he supposed
that he " oud remain So until his funds shall
be exhausted HrfMr. Y VAS against inter
vcnlou, brcanse his Constituents are conacfya
tive. He never - onld insist upon a policy ap.
piled TO- them that he would bc unwiIlins 10
apply To the country; therefore. he was opposed
TO intervention. They y 10 are in favor oil II
must abide the penalty. While he mourned
The fate Of those v no pe,isbcd IN the invasion o.
Cuba he justified Our Go,crnmen for giving
had landed on the coast OIL North Carolina TO
revonionize the Government the people Of
that State would have hanged them with n
grapevine, without the lormalty OF a trial.
He could mol Say thai SPIN did wrong in pnr-
oung the principle Of SELF presers alton. Per
NH this spir to have fall scope, aud the pin
cillc 10 60 forth hat We are the absorbers of
adjoining nations. aud Wc will concentrate the
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upon us. Whit Is true IN private lie IS true in
Iplitcs. If the United States become The
brgands OF The universe. nation ol hucca-
niers, appropratng tothcmesclves the posses.
sions of al joning States, and if We are thus To
fill our cup ofnquity until it runs over, he
u oolI raise his hands in the face of the world
and Of God. and say that his lanls arc clean
1t is guilt, and most ,amnable guilt
H. SAID he would ,laud up Cor the doctrine
announced ly Mr.. Monroe, AMI resist the in
t,IIerenccoi EuroI can pow crsi in the affairs Of
md then astonishing new governments on this
continent. VIII 6 he remarked that he ouId
not consrpt lba' Cuba should pass int the pos
session of ANY other power he was satisfied
thnt Spain sh nj hold il 10 ever He believed
hat this would he better for Span, unless we
can acquire il 10y p0rcha e II can never pass
from SPAN without the Uni, Il States icing
am homo nl,l,.#n p,iv 10 tI,o ,r.,n ac,io, Ua,9
pcmlcm. II Ell crd u,.on In, consequence. 81
n. e,,nping ~ lake Cobt Sn i, rc,u,i;at,s
s,lin Cuba, as ftml, az ~. noud :, ling n
Y,ak. y, d ~ I'm. rs ont,a . thai Govern.
mon, nm f,ren. r,,outinn j., Cni,o t,e ,uo,b.
,r conn,r, will br no u aad more UNIV illnp
TO Sc
H"ih,n proceeded 10 vindcate the memo
nv ofa di.tineuisb,d statesman /, had bea,
said that M. Calhoun VA. fortnkiog Coba.-
This is mistake II was likewise said tina,
Mr.. Calhoun. ON his death bed. told him thu,
Cuba musr come 10 us bv treaty. honorable
and sati,factor.sto both countries. Thern WA,
Mt least one gentleman nre.rnt bo G.,ened
10 .he conversation And he sni1 tn two ON
tlemen from Cubo. thai The ne.ne or The j.
hpdlvcre no, ,ino for ,.v,,D ',,;on nd tl.n, n,
exprdition Of La,ez N.oold fail Thosa y.ar,
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