New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-13

waters The risk to the Indian revenue arises from the
growth Of the poppy and the manufacture Of op,sm -
bg kgsised by new Government IN China seit wnice
poses sses the SOIL the climate and the cheap m.opunoa
Necessary 70 tie production at cheap rate ~ any po
ynse o. br'ish India Were such measa,s 70 Hanger
ned into effect the Indian Government vouc no onsy
get tl3o for chest which in'rinscaiy scarcely
tse and Chinese consumers cessog 10 CONSUME M;
spsm the f9oooooo Of Indian revenue woaa Dc r
hitd lHoan extrsvagance ought 10 contemplate VIC PO
liability Of such result
Slavery In Cuba ssd Frcedsm In America.
lFron The LesSon Tne&I
The petition from the ladies of Kingston and ito vcny
the Island Of Jsmsics presented . .os de.sd of BY
the planters Of Cuba vtb very short eommsn. ~
expresses they viii say. the dIsAppoi9'nsn' ~
On the rest of mank ind their cspucoas Inodei % 10
But IL wemstsks not even coming as Goes no /. Ill;
Erers In the eaose q Paian,nr an Important com
psrsop between Jamaica and Cuba Here are two STANDS
which in situation in fertility IN popu aon Aaa ~ sno
~, - ,ss;, no;issI relations they widely different
The ere has the Supreme besseoness 70 oeIons W ~
powerful the most enlightened tne mos t; u.s. .h
lay0sst srcspts and the largest Royal navy r1ich IN
The moot readily any enieprze for proh Tor duty
or fur honor and at this moment can snow nAtsaozea
Sxs see 10 one maintained by any other State yet that
lii an resources while il is protecting allies conquerng
enemies dtft ndDg colonies purruing pirates or watching
hss.ppe' every P par, o. # 4. psysnue Such the
powerful master which Of these islands So foru
nsie Is to its allegiance.
The other island almost the last remaining possession
ef bighted empire and dOtard Government IL Is tied
" q State which possesses neither physical nor moral
ree which exhibits everything 10 decsy-s dynasty us
nobiy s army s navy, its merchants, its revenue t5
credit and s cbarscter-everythng broken. withered
corrupt, as the dresry embems picture OF Time or OF
the vanity Of human desires The favored sisnd 10 tns
belongs to the great aud noble British empire
and the other 70 the ees impotent and Rgorous king
dom Of Spain The former gains BY its splendid alliance
after ruin the latter by its ogrsceu connection pamy
prosperify The one is Jamaica the other Cuba. Is u
wonderful that the inhabitants OF the former isle should
feel as the Psas did when he saw the uogody in great
prosperity, the woman who struggles IN ylndous
pevery when she the splendid equipage OF guilt
Certainly sense. and that sense the most OBVIOUS
10 the vulgar IL Is misfortune to Jamaica that belongs
70 England and great convenience to belongs
70 Spain England has very great power bat with the
avn ward ADDITION Of conscience, which - ever urging
her to the most costly not TO say the most suicidal polcy
Then often happens ID private ie and IN tne conouct
efpGividuss there certain limits hey ond which can
net carry out its principles unless 1t would come to dead
STOP and snly prove that political msraity ends like
hsrnits religion, In doing nothing Thus Jamaica while
derives small good from the power Of England, IS visit
cd with all the force Of her conscence-a conscience,
h0etver which stops short Of the utterly mpractcabe,
on the other hand most convenient mistress for an
serupuous colony Under her Cuba has the shelter OF
which deteIs from crime, and shames from no
bseeDtss.
Cuba is attached to the European commonwealth of ma.
tons and has the benefit Of sill that jealousy with which
we regard snothers movements and respect one ano
Tiers interests But these privileges enjoyed through
the medium Of State which has long ceased associate
privilege with ouy. Spain is the Bdgnt n0pti uDbrd
bat the shadow Of great is enough protection for
that vile and mercensry traffic of which Cuba is the last
refuge usual thing that base and unlawful prOies
siOns carried under title which, If not quite
honorable at least recognized If person receives sto
len goods carries cOntraband manufacture or pan
dsrs TO vice. he has generally some licensed trade over his
shop, lawful Preiense In his let
tiers Spain Is precisely this convenience 70 Cuba Cues
Ron Cuba what she h. and she that she colony
Of Spain From Spain she receives her laws, her Captain
General her military commissions and all the other outward
apparatus Of decent civil state But under this plausible
gaise she is kdnapper slave dealer pirate murder
s the tormentor and destroyer Of Innocent myriads
Her relation Spain is that of Donald Bean Lean TO
resrgus vor5 Under preense of ctnship and hmsy
veil Of Jscobitsm the outlaw carried OF cattle wayad
travellers and WHEN Is necessary did not even spare life
He only obeyed his chief far profitable and
Was only tolerated while II necessary but the result
showed that neither party gained much by compact in
which those two parties alone were considered la the
present instance the vain dreamy unscrupuous chief and
ihe utterly unprincipsd dependent will certainly fsce III
their oospsrpars in the Highland story. They choose
~ defy modern civilization, and mast stand the oonse
quences..
Lord Clarendon undertakes that nothing shall be want
part to bring Spain to her duty and hopes
that something has been done already that the present
Captain General has received stringent orders from Madrid
and going beyond the letter Of the law 10 the vndcaon
Of justice and:ae performance of treaties We could wish
were but the same promises have often been made
bef.re and the sequel has always shown that Spain
Sts of which nothing be promised seeing that she is
too week 10 perform her own promises.
In fact whe arethe people Of Cuba that shelter their
crimes under the OF Spain They INSCRIPTIONS
from several pst0nshe outcasts Of Spanish society
West Indian desperadOes and the clever traders of the
United States American planters, American Overseer
American capitalists, American shpowners, captains
crews merchants. sorek eepers and Of business in
every degree form the increasing staple of Cuba and find
In Spain Just medium between authority and author
hy enough of TO shelter crime and not enough TO
rtpress It. II said that the American population OF Cuba
the real obstacle TO ration inasmuch they know
that Cuba American must henoeforh be sble
10 the public opinion of the United States and TO its
neither Of them favorable to the importation of slaves.
When the contest lies between Queen Isabella the
hand and the worst class OF Yankee traders the
other and when ii is further remembered that thousand
negroes the shore Of Cuba worth hundred
thousand pounds II is almost hopeless 10 expect early
termination of this horrible traffic Unjust pay with
per tage Of dsappointments, and immense
brides in the event of What matters the loss of
few ships with or without their living caggoes if but one
successful SLAYER out If half dozen this enormous
profit The only hope is the utter imposSbity Of
monstrous outrage being able 10 maintain its ground in
the face the whole civilized world Spain has her choice
She may control Cubs-she may relnquish CubsOr abe
will be dragged down by Cuba into terrible companion
ship Of her calamity. The day will come In Cuba the
day revelation the day Of annexation and if Spain does
psi star clear by that she will suffer the fate Of
an accomplice.
The Dubln Exhibition.
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