Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-25

US Of the "AssAssns and cut thros 81 power" there
admitting all which to be true, was part of Mr..
Soules business to employ such language towards the
Government and people Of n country to which he
had been sent in official and public capacity. OF
these uncaed for and insolent haraugues of Sanders
and Soule Brussels paper remarks "there is in
these manifestations a savage disdan for the rights
OF nations, an audscous contempt of all political
conventionalties kind Of warlikc efrontery, which
will not fail to rouse the European public"
In addition to all this, we have news by tho Ara
bia, which arrived on Thursday, that Mr.. SouS is
charged by the French aud Spanish papers with con-
spring against tho tranquility Of Spain" He is said
to be identified in cabal against Gen. Espartero,snd
to be connected with sundry recent attempts at in
surrection. His leaving Madrid, to take journey
into France, has given free scope to conjecture, and
to the remarks of tho ettcr-wri,ers. 1t is thought
by many that he will not dare return to the
OF his diplomatic labors. The London Times cores
pendent, and the Spanish Journals, supply with an
account OF the obnoxious course of Mr.. Soue, which
the reader will find in another column.
We notice in the Picayune an address of Caspian Re-
aneour President of the Cuban Juuta at New Orleans
delivered the occasion Of the third anniversary of the
death of General Lopez The New York Times observes
that the author Of this address formerly Of the
weahies and influential in the whole Island Of
Cuba He s related to Of the best families there
as well as in Spain, and previous to the confscaon OF
his property of the weslhest landholders in the
colony. Before his exile he wa. the prime in rail-
roads and other improvements and before tho voice Of
complaint had been sienced by the most rigid intoer-
the part Of the government, published series Of
articles the signature OF "Lugareno"shs pidger
which very popular with the ISLANDERS He is the
spirit Of those who only await the proper oppor
tunity strike the blow for Independence. He has for
several years. through the press been the abest advocate
Of that cause, and is Of uudoubted patriotism aud
craftsmanship. His opinions therefore, of i'm
portance in connection with Cuban Independence, par
tculay in reference TO the Of government in
the minds Of those for whom he speaks well him.
SELF After bearing tribute the memory Of many who
fell in the expedition of Lopez he thus speaks of the
proposition by the United States to purchase Cuba
National Independence for Cuba is the first article Ct
revolutionary programme. In this you will perceive
how far from the thought OF Nsrciso Lopez aud the leader.
OF the revolution the idea OF ng Cuba the
United States, by measures that unworthy, humatng
and derogaory TO the dignity OF the people of Cuba IL
this you will comprehend how great be the pain and
how just the Indignation of every sensible and high minded
Cuban that is the Government Of the United States
that is the Government Of tho model Republic, where
the Cubans have strengthened souls with the solid
principles OF independence of liberty of the rights aud
dignity OF man. that it the American Government which
endesvos acquire possession Of Cuba by pur
chase if it gazing farm Of vile cattle that may
improve the breed. Spain, gentlemen, is unjust moth
er; Spain cruel and unnatural mother; but still she
mother and the stripes the insults and the oppression
Of mother have brought inamy to he innocent
children. The Spanish Government in Cubs is the thief
tibet robs and despos Cuba OF all she possesses but
Government of the United is the ravisher that VIC
ates and dshonors her. in the Of Narciso Lopez
in the Of the people of Cuba in the bosom OF thu,
assembly, and in presence OF Almighty God make this
solemn protest against the ravher aud voater OF Cuba
lf the idea Of the annexation of Cuba the United
States has had the slightest consideration in
evolutionary programme OF the chiefs and apostles OF the
revolution, it has always been with the undersiud th-
this attainment should be result of the sovereign will OF
the Cuban people, without stain dshonor Cuba; that
beautiful aud rich maiden emancpatci from the pa
terna authority, she may select from her the
bridegroom that best pesses her, and thus the
OF lady, ard that oil sad redeemed slave. II such
the destiny of Cuba, il such "Il ui Gu
ban people in fun possession of their Territory
use OF their proper sovereignty, l. sar-!y, will
that shall celsure regret 1t. But CGo. b1ush Cura
sold like vile cattle farm, .mpsOveL! Rather
1t sink into the aby,ses OF the Caribbean SA he G4.
OF Mexico, than that tie aud honor luvug vi
Cuba SHAH thus contemplate taeIs owu diNuouoE.'