Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-20
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;..o,l Desga 10 Iiolh ai"Us,y IN CIo5 Lnu i1'D
's ,it,,s Confession. cj IL The P1f'ry n >"Ea"u
| WAsH.Sor..I, DEG l5 1883
r; &c in the ntlairs OF Cuba, as Exhibited IN
IN. roro, 1ipar,e Treaty. and her evident designs to
af;ronxe that island are being looked TO BY our Govern
mon Mr. Buchanan has these matters in charge al Lon
don But there will be some action mao 10 congress
whicb will brur these matters more July anu prominently
before the public
.Ieuer Of Lord Iowdcn the English Minister IN Spain
written 10 sir Corbin, Vginan in pnrs' mas oeeh pun
shcd in reply the exposure OF hnsn n,,s IF
which first appeared in your journal. lns '' " o
Huwden's has ceainy the merit oil ifanKnGss. VIZ
tual nckno wedgmcnt of the ruh IN suosaae'' VI ''e
charges made by the press Of the Uni'ea ota a,, :;
In order 10 npprccate fully the candor oil his L'usp
vii be well 10 know fully. what has been 'e coulse o
England on the subject of slavery Mhehe eh h "d
mr. alone has dictated H. can DC judged
w. % rco,v Of Urechl made in l73, England gave Spain
two hundred thousand crowns 10 PaftslPatG Nv % @ 10
ee mil 1917 when she changed her policy and men, IN
another Treaty with Spain gave her iour hnnoeo
pounds to discontinue the slave traoe w ho ir,o;,ed
On indcnendence was not fully and entirely established
in ,hc onin[op of England until the termination VI m " az
ofl52. Up that time many hnSs us csssuI lcrmjnn
nn Of thai struggle moi only revealed TO hnslsi aa se
had lost forever beyond hope her eSolied american con-"
Mics bu, lhct formldaI rival was acquiring so", " '
m,n , her The commerce and wealth OF the world
ho Erolish treaty with Spain IN 1911 was o'o" a.
+, ~, hrr oclicy diminish me prouucts VI gu w
America and the West Indies (lhc latter she mas uor SIM.
"a m,iral so that she can niOne supply the ~otia Win
rnuca products from the East India Pessesslons
hnn lbey can be- had from the United states anu
Shc had learned by experience in the West Indies m ce
labor cannot compete with slave labor IN the VI
coffee cotton rice and tobacco and she %am.eu ~ @
Cuba us competitor, looking upon do" '"eie % o"'
which would eventually inJure US. ,. ,.o,,
This Motley OF England, exhibited l'seH moIe oPeny
ocan in la42 when twenty millions were given 10 .he
nanters of Jamaca TO free their slaves IL was exnoeu
an,n in her attempts prevent us from annexing leSa
H. ,h of Elliott; and Is apparent again. In
her interference in Cuba and in the confessions OF e MIN
lister 10 Spain . :, L; ,,o 10 Az (,or
hin have uassed my time in anxious solicitations 10 III.
tain the ultimate and complete freedom OF nose hegtots
cad ancpados been iraudulenty detained in
bondage since the year 1917 in disregard OF treaties re-
mice ~ that the Spanish government has stencu 10 e
dictates of Justice and humanity and has granted me ms
boom" IT,, ,.,;., ti,
Ter that the "boon granted is the complete freedom OF all
slayrs muored since 1917 II these ba freed how many
will be left The importation last year was ana IL
can be well ina gncd that the emancipation VI all "ho nave
bcen in Cuba for nearly generations until now Will In
cIude nineteen twanliclhs of those on the sund go
In good faith carry into execution the boon granted
M Snsnh Government has taken the first step in The APP.
min, arnl of new Captain Gcrera for Cubn, entZaeia,
rbo ho INST arrived Havana Thu person has been long
Spain for his opposition 10 the slave uaac
and "a n friend 10 the "Emancipadn" system The next
sIen will be "mxed commission 10 complete Inc whole
scheme. -,
of IN. prcss vino profess be the especial guardians OF
Southern honor and interests should be go entirely quiet
Probably their policy is profound Tor The appreciation oil
asuai osoryer The abolition Journals The Tribune and
OF course very num- lhe'r trust 10 III e
secret ae''0n u '"'" FAIRFAX