The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-04

for not encouraging that expedition. II Cuoaus had
our government, the people Of that State have
banged them with grape vino. without the rormsty
wrong In pursuiag tie principle OF sef atien
Permit this spirit 10 have full swoep and permit
people TO 60 forth as the absorbels Of adjoining
nations, and We Will concentrate the Ill will OF Cris
tendom and it ought to be UPON What
Is tyue m private iie is true In politics. Where
human rights they gathered together ho
the breath Of Heaven hes kiadled their destruction
Aud in this connection, mentioned severe memorable
historical instances Our citizens who desire
Cuba In yioatoa Of trestir and the laws Of tss aud
Cuba comitted the wrong spd sl. soma Of our people
But false witnesses have been raised against Cuoa III
liberty throughout the world and become nation Of
buccaneern and appropriate TO Themselves ali the terri
tories Of neighbor then in face of the world aud OF
God he washed his HANDS OF It, They clesn IL
guilt and most damnsbe guilt He .taud up or the
doctrine announced BY Monroe and resist tho attempts
OF foreign powers TO set up goseromeuts this ooat
nspt While hs wsu3 cot tnas Cuba shall pa,s
into the pofsession OF Other po~er, ne satisfied
that Spain shall hold forever believed this would
be better unless get 1t BY purchase ls never
pass from spain without the United 5sates hsisg al
honora BILE party to the txan-sipn. Sp has refused
as terny to s. oubs as We you'd 70 sc New York and
a. hong us We commit outrage against spain, ana TO
msDt revolution In Cubs the mother cou"try viii be
mote ana mere unwilling to seu 1t eaid that Mr.
Calhoun was for taking Ouba right wrong Tais
mistake. So far from thi, tbat dtinsuiehed states
man remarked to him on Ills 0esh be1 that Cuba
must come 70 us by treaty hono.ab snd sasf
both coupries;n and he .aio tot~o gantiem. from
luton. and the expedition OF Lopez viii be
q tailue" Tbese were The words OF y man
compromise measures he Was not willing TO disturb me
laws he was bound to obey. lie sould Prophesy
evil con cerpDa tbe future but be could b. isnr
OF the fact that The acquisition Cf will
open the controversy which hos been ia m.asur
quoted, and 1t would break forth renewed v,gor
over our land spnn would the negroes Of 0ubA tse
ard we would then have another san Domingo in !;
quarter. Nor da hr vent Usnsda We have. 10 our
broad land, territory eoonsb as WAS a conservative
rtput OF
Dsigatars We canpos live in gooa snb,faood II We
vo4e irea'y etpulstops He repca ed bs was ag.ia
e propegs ndi.s Of the prncple OF re gNysra-
nent Wit, those hs had sfhiiatiou Altho ign dis
hebtrg In many things fiom VIZ Fillmore be aolfovei
has course on the Cuban ioD, aud
thai the incoming aGminirts'icn ~',i siutso policy
pure and stainless tns ajeo' H. had hus
eily III the session TO mass hts opiuons Co
cole noiy protest against the picy ~hsh goer tia
sorption Ct the territory OF adjoining n,oos lie msie
further remarks in support OF the positions as
SUI ed
Dr srrr,rss (wh'g) Of Geo. ssd the gent,sA..u hid
eighteen months ago but he brii, md ~ fl eu
decidedly below par he mr. s'rphensl not ia favor
would not have Cuba under any circumstances did
he think IT proper to was best for Spain to have
Cuba Lst the future take OF ites,f He Wiling
to declare he did two ch he desire
tor Cubs He did not what benefit II be us
but he did net kr on what wouia its
QUESTION desirable He trusted the d.v w,uld
when violence would be reord to soe this purpcse
He was for peace, but II come, . must he
prepared for it II offences must reeds come, woe TO
him by whom they come He aid know, aud under
stand and zee the object ADO purpose Of III cusng tue
Cuba Question at present Tn. gsnt's9sn fro@ Norsh
lately passed The gentleman spoke Of reluctance
with which be swsllosed 'be conptouise nessurss and
then apimaGveried on the dagger of the acquisition Of
Cuba Blu. what is the great picciple Of the c,mpro
mise? Why that 30 TAR territory is cOacerned, the
general government has rgh to Interfere with this
people who and would form their government just
Mr.. VEsABLE interposed, say,ng the acquisition OF
more territory according to his opinion open
question
Mr.. s1rrnErs re0umed Tho gentisn.u said that the
crcbe taking possession Of Cubs might Dduns Spsin TO
clasE e slaves and ne ierssd tns geat,smsn
a. aIsnsg the acquisition Ia any event. spain con-
stnting.
Mr. yssAsE, iEterrpptDg-I com Uencea by saying
~hn Cuba changes hands tie United states must be
r BrEpsrss-- But the point OF tbe .ntiems ans argu
ment lie this-ttas tbs scqusitioO you'd have teaden
CO. he sesps the acquisition ct Cuba at this iine,
but sloulo become great nstiooai oe-ct he d not
conceive that danger vss 10 be apprehsndsd ia sec
toDsl form he he'd ref rred ~ the promse a)ss
20 chow that tts g,Drlemsu from North Carolina
wrong and his ss'e tisb Ia approving ,hose
south but isr ,he Nsrta rhs leading tsstare eli IN Ss
s-tttme was tbt 10 al territory soqcirsd ana bs
longing to the United States ths people )ud have suoE
sst,tuiionp they A. IL Gas tns etab
ment cf Tho old rep picau principle Viii III ins
tutions Iett namely ,nat all p-ope hsve ,he rign 70
govern themselves they please; take thing
gropgfuiy but you carry this principle sith you you
mey have ocean bound repuSiisSish this iacip,e
acquire cuhs any other torr,tory anu have
| sppI ebs nson of danger
Dir. Barry (a,my ofvs ssid this was squestion in
that resolution ptroduceoby colleague the Sens ato
ealing for lnfo In alton Onba has passed
tdar body ana he would ~ait uut the shall
ta respor ded before be delivered hts remarks. lie
| wanted all the fats before him
| MI BRoHs, (oen OF Si-s replied to portion of
Gr yeIabes remarks say ing that toe acip alton
Of the slaves In Cu0a would prsrerge che i-iaad
to spsin Hs thought tast the creclss there, tesag
20 the American col nes had ard that citizens Of the
JDiteo Staee have muon right to belp ihem tss
Cur torefsthers were not oucosneers, nor cbc
French who came 10 rescue in that glorious contest
Tho eentl'insn from North carolna dld not draw
proper dstrcoD between the acts OF sh Joyernm snt
hn0 thoee Of be people.
Tho Cuaihm.s here iOtcrposea calling gentlemen to
order. ana seying the conversation loud |.
Impossible for the reporters 70 bear
Mr. Brown reeurled accusing his state rights friend
OF having deserted his former ground and saying, If
90 ssquisi,ion Of c,bs other fosigo tor
ritcry. let It be undciolood u is oeosu-s want
an outlet tor slavery ! sa p.Iieot.y . fros ;. to
expdition against Cuba or sIy othsr part OF tho
world but gm for dsinsndias exActlng A. al tins,
Of this country; ard il In doing IT, hrcoms In
yolvec IN -sr wifh Spain any otbsr aston AN for
fab ing II out; snd IN the general settlement
ger rt ching but land vipg TO take that (aush-
tsr) r gro~n then ths mi, OF the ad
nn,rraior CD Cn6sn affairs AMI trusted thit the
incc mipe would demand ssiofs stion for tbs oe
blurred BIZ the reitrg adm nlstrat On. He laid,
most tmpnacsly ard di'tnsty that he did not desire
TO provoke qusrrei tn spain Ho ia
sirea peace with me- lie eontent spain coula hcd
Cubs frmly, thst sbe shal d. 90 He however. would
make agreement ags'nst aoqus-ior, but IL sEsn
sh old pact WIN Cube shouin nave it. The speech
OF the nsemsn from North Cerons must in tl:s
public 10 hold snd ber.ts.e ssaiost acquiring CUBA
upd.r any ctiouInsiascS During this speech Me-
OVID repeatedly gave way Air. Ven,bls for expsns
| tioBs)
ssMr W,t.oy (dcIn of Mise endorsed in toto the re-
| mn,ks Of SIR stephens 6s hoped the incomieg ad.
mpis ration would be characterized by the spirit cen
serystism n. t.utt.d that economy retrench aud
reform woDld be carried out thai banaer psaoe
would te I'D usltc At the 0ommeu cement 81 the
standardization He vas net prepared to say he not
IN favor of tho acquisition of Cuba At all events at
prtsept he opposed 20 It's acquisition la any shape
or form sbsteve because he cooceiyed that the
wants and emergencies Of government do require t
but he not prepared 10 ray he posed acqutr
itg Cuba at sDy time because tho tim@ may when
portion Of tbs conf deracu foretfui Of hs prnc oes
which binds the States ese,har msy mako ths ac1 uis
ton ipdhpsnsble peacvolty II possbls-if not a. all
hazards. The day not distant when viii have an
ocesn bound republic He then proceeded to give mis-