The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-29

,oosdsrasd black dominion on the triangular basis 0
Cnhs Jamaica and Hsyti, better than that that th
I'D yankees" should ever bring the vista asnspr
6el" within The iastspresding circle OF Their system
Tree republican federation
Such would be The spanish mode OF viewing the ques
ion as public one AT the same time. everybody knows
that ia Spain all public questions also private ones
that is they mainly controlled by the private inter
esis OF influential court pefsonages OF powers Queet
Christina has long been notorious as The arch eg'ea o.
trader oil Cuba, through the numerous agents whe
administer her vast capital, and, under her thrly super
yision work her extended and varied sIecQia1ions III
her wake, in the captivating business OIL gambling
hazard and enormous profits, follow numerous othef ne
gyuss both in Havana and in The mother country WIN
more or less OF connection with The nuoenlia cooI per-
sonages at Madrid. The English are now al last down
non them In earnest 10 up the slave trade Every
recent indication in England shows his Inc strong
assurances above mentioned proceeding diIectfom me
Rriish consulate at Havana confirm II. A pefmiueu
and enlarged importation Of the same Arcan iapofets,
M be sold 10 the planters only for term ~ yeats, anu
as "appreuces" would aiord them undiminshed r,on,s
and business ut saer and less INFAMOUS Won.
~ eonM suit them better As for the poor Cubans or
cfsoles TO whom this Airlcanlzasion Oh hrf oeioveu
and peerless island presents other aspects on, moss
which il 10 Spanish officials al none " - .ae
anv ar Ia Galatians temporarily resident 10 make 'heii
,a.av forum es in Cuba-lo them, indeed, ~ may DC
wotully different matter But what care me oraniaas
for nlsm 7-svery mothers son and daughter o. WON
r well known 10 be a ''nHious'ei a. hea' ""N A""
kee" in advance already ,,,;..L .h.;. -
Attempts have been made 10 discred the authority OF
Se1or TojeDtes late elaborate pamphlet Paosned ~
ondon Ia ndation OF tins scheme. MI lorrl
sn,e il a writer OF distinction, and tha{ough
anid Spanard !" and This question is one on which no
such person would be likely 10 venture on such grave
and startling demonstration, without an understanding
,b his government At the same time, such pablica-
Ion precselv the mode the Spanish government would
ne most likely adopt to prepare the way ior Inc nai
acknowledgment OF the policy - progress o. secre' az
Tanssment In view, too, OF the unpleasant degree OF
bunce which the policy wears TO the old slave
rade such publication, plaus'by adapted to the Eng
sh and general European mind. Is lust VIVA, me nfsn
ministry would wan, its obects being To show mat the
nroposed sysern would be excellent and phllanhroPc
substitute for the slave trade eteciua or all Tue need
ID eurposes OF industrial utility and free from all me
objections incident to The latter, while al The same time II
would be the only eectual mode OF heading Oh Ameri-
cali annexation.
This subject that the newly appointed capaln-general,
paynela who was formerly captains general OF Porto Rico
i OF old jealous advocate OF the policy IN question:
namely the free importation OF apprentices from Al
ca and ha that was the reason OF ms appointment 30
moi lay any further stress on thus circumstances, not
knowng the evidence which This statement rests.
Taken in connexion with all the other rays OF indication
which converge into focus OF proof 100 clear 10 De re
sonaby doubted. TINS wouiu certainty oea very sishu
cant one.
patriotic efforts defeat this nsdious but deadly policy
alike against us and against Cuba, which there is 50
much reason for believing TO be under incubation be-
tween The Two governments OF England and Spain
Thus 10 unmask and 10 denounce It IN season. 10 appeal
LEI England in particular know that at all hazards and 10
the last extremity, we shall rise up man 10 forbid
it, whatever its specous pleas o! spurious philanthropy
she mos, ehec,ual way Of defeating oy p'evsSniiax ~
your articles. and what presume to have been me m
srucons given 10 nslers al London and Madrii
may perhaps have added this fell and deadly intrigue
which was beng Matched out between those two govern
ment We shall see We shall see, repeat, and tha
probably before long Meanwhile my object has beer
10 confirm The evidences already adieced oy yoa win
the further proof and argument above stated and when
will conclude by thus Iecapllnahng;
Auheu tic evidence direct lIom the British coDsn
late at Havana that new Leaf OF policy IN regard TO ne
slave trade has now last been really and sincerely
turned over by the Spanish government, and that The
trade is now To be bona fde stopped.
Proo drawn from the internal Industrial condition
the island and all the consequences, politically and
Otherwise therein involved, that this change OF policy
necessarily carries with il the inference oil some slmu
isneous substitute which cannot be anything else than
The apprentice immigra.on system IN question:
sbhorrent 10 either Exeter Hall philanthropy" OF
Downing street policy, j is precisely what tight be rea
onaby expected from BOTH especially after Lord John
Russes ominous threat and tina, II s precisely
wha, has been avowed and justified by ministers In Par
lament in reference 10 the supply OF African laborers
some Of their own colonies, under license given TO
i respectable London firm"
4 Proof tina, il is also precisely what might be rea
,onaby expected from the Spanish government, alike OF
grounds OF lis public policy, TO unite with England
tdecuay heading OF the annexation otherwise new
Of the great Influences concerned in the negro i'm
TorlauoD business IN Cuba
Probability drawn from the deep and extensive ALARM
Of the Cuban planters, derived from their own source
Of Information al Madrid and their own observation o
The course oil preparatory indications al Havana; AM
luther confirmation contained in the appearance OF Sr
Iorenes elaborate pamphlet in London al the presen
neh OF time
8. And, finally. the apprentice. immigration opinions o
The new n-geDeral who Ia 10 succeed Csnedo, wit
powers enlarged TO point even beyond what was cup
posed 10 be the unlimited autocfacy OF his predecessors
lncreduiy in regard TO dangers threatening Others
Easy enough, especially to wing papers equally hostile
he administration and 10 its supposed Cuban policy
which policy is simply the settled direction OF manles
ctsny and The democratic party. Bot the poor Cuban
are 10 agony OF alarm; and that there is much reason
10 Justify it, no one who will candidy consider the indi
atoBs can deny. Nor are we les. concerned than the
preventing the oonsummalIon OF British -Spanlsl
ian, which must necessarily result in AfricanizinI
where Is geographical and political necessity for a
Amerisni.e | trust that the Union will no, be de
erred IRON continuing 10 ring the alarm-bel from II
watch flower OF national position unni The tocsn SCUM
Nail echo throughout the length and breadth OF III
country, and and develop public sentiment equa
lhe emergency OF the occasion.
Yours, &c.