The daily union., 1854-01-01
riudioatiou Of the Cuban Junta from tho At.
tacks of the New York Herald and the
washinkten lligencer.


washinEten Intelligcncer.
To NE Edior Qf Ae Union:
In the New York Herald OF the 7th instant an article
has appeared under the heading Cuban Affairs " and
in the Washington lniegeDcer oi Toe sth another
ieie has been published headed Explosion OF The last
Cuban PLOT both OF which attribute to The Cuban jan
ia the rumors about the Anglo.Spanish scheme OF Ar
eanizng Cuba by establishing the sys,em OF apprentice
ship as was In Jamaica. Both papers assert that the
VICTORIOUS refulaon OF those rumors is found in the let
Ter OF Lord Howden in answer 10 Mr. +. COrbn's, pub
lshed in the Paris Galignanis Messenger. and repro
duced by them.
The members OF the Cuban Junla prize too highly
heir character and dignity not TO reute the mpuation
charged on them evidently unjust and gratuous The
rood sense and mparality OF the American people WILL
alter hearing us, pronounce their verdict
The Herald of the 7ih instant says: II 6rs appeared
uhs Ancanizaon siory) IN the columns OF ihls jour.
nal having emauated from the Cuban Jun,a established
10 this e,iy" Before imputing the origin OF The
unn 10 thai have right TO be respected. the editor
d the Herald should have taken retrospective review
OF hls writings on this very question. IN order
10 have fallen into a contradiction with himself
His number Of the l6h June last contains an article
under the heading OF "Cubs. Spain, England, Mexico.
Ahd the United States" wherein he traces the origin OF
he story in these very words " II is repor ted from
ous authorities to the south ward that Spain has agreed to
nspend hs traffic. and to subslituie the apprenticeship
ysem OF the British West Indies. by the free introduce
lon OF negoes from Africa, without moles'aon 10 serve
sappeniices Tor periods OF eight. ten or fifteen years.
whore or ess."
From asthoriss TO ths sovtired, not from the
C0ban Junta did the editor OF the New York Herald OBJ
AN his information.
The Daily National lnellgencer charges with the
,sme imputation. alter having read IN the New York
Uay Times address to TIE people oi CuDa, acqnsin
ag thsm with the same rumors, with the probability ot
heir realization, and with the only ehecual means o
preventing it,
The Cuban Juna has. in fact, been the last 10 speak
On this question On the 5lh Of November, 1852, Gen
Dad Green the first who published IN the New
ork Herald important revelation. which was said TO
Ngrounded Official Documents relative TO the efforts
o. England and France establish African empire in
zoe Antilles The New York Herald began to speak IN
uhe ,as' about The plan system OF apprenticeship as
established 10 Jamaica, and soon after the Union OF
Washington took the subject INTO consideration m
vas then that the Cuban Juna soue ht for information
sn1 sneh was Obtained as consideleu reliable
ihe,e ac,s show that II he Cubsn Junts tina,
taYs me ,nioFmsuon Tue editor OF the Union mus,
ate ftnsd on other data when, 10 October las, lie
I'VE have received additional nnd suunger evi-
efee from Havana, which places the matter, in onf
@Ra, beyond any reasonable doubt We are 40 well
neo mai arrangements ars actually made Tor embark