The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-06
rae Cuba MESSAGE AND THE NATIONAL INTEL I
IICENCkE

~ aeis journal the UAioa is lees happy in its logic
hn il, hetorie We do think il fairly eeduce from
r argument against the ten million graft that enter
lined or meant intimate ANY fear that the PnHsDEST
sitsgd an attack Cuba CadiE- Bat the ten million
.ion i put to sleep in Congress- and there lie, rest
~ Committee Of Foreign Affairs Of the Senate, IL their
sana, the proposition, rested their negative on one OF
~ rrounas urged BY the Eeiyeaee against H. and such
,suntenance is honor enough for us.Naf. 1T.
The bes, way 10 est The Of logic is 10
yur 10 the language Of the hasgeaosF from which We
sedaoed the conclusion THAI that Journal entertained or
meant 20 intimate fear thar the President meditsted
attack on Cbs or Cadiz In arguing against the sugge-
ton Of the message provisional measures, the is-
gsnarr said. Are then, relations with Spain 10
50 critical position TO demand that extraofdi-
nary trust should be conhded in the executive govern
rBeutg Unless, in revenge ior the detention Of the
Black Warrior steamer, a Is contemplated u fsef 20
Ca Or Cads repetition 81 ne GyeosA ezplot can
NOT see from ything disclosed in the message the slight
eft necessity for SO unusual MEASURE According 70 our
logic this language bears The construction thai The Ind
yg,a4r meant 10 intimate fear that ihe President Hedi-
lated an attack on Cuba or Cadiz The editors Of the In
tliqsneer however now say that they intimate
40 urb fear What they did mean, then cannot d.
vine We can regard the denial in other light than
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believe thai the editors were candid in making the iniima-
non but ,aa it was for partisan elect We are now
sure that our logic equally happy our Rhetoric
But TIE Ialqsnor satisfied with the honor q Sec
ing that tbs Committee Foreign Relations have report
cd against The ,ennilon appropriation on oha Of The
grounds urged agans, II by that Journal five under
stand he report the committee the ground on which
they declined 10 respond fsroraby the suggestion Of the
President wa that interval before the meeting Of
Congress short that the legislation suggested would
answer as well the beginning Of the session They
do no, object tie suggestion extraordinary much
less 90 they use Language naturally conveying the idea
shas sier feared the object the President bt make
an sac Cuba Cadz On The contrary, the commit
Ice express their readiness the suggested
even under he difficulty Of maturing il the close Of the
only last four months The Intsifgeacr is content how
ever with the result although the report OF the committee
epuates all Of lis arguments except the single suggestion
that il win only be our short months until Congress
viii again convene We suspect that lis satisfaction arises
from the iure Of the than from lis agree
with the committee The ground Of their ecncu-
sion The failure Of the May cIbarrass and
defer the final consunnaon OF the policy Of She admins
tAton Cuba this the real key 10 the grahea-
lion Of our neighbor We hope b~wsver, thal such
consequence may follow bat that the report OF the
uuise may hava the effect OF nfasing yigor and
ergy the adopted by the executive for the
consnlnnasion Of its policy