Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-06-17
CUBA.


From the n. Y. Tribune, we learn Of the progress
of the Cuban conspiracy. Emncntly, our Govern
ment is one of progress. The Nebraska scheme is
consummatcd. Boston, and through it Massachu-
sctts, and indeed the whole North, has been sub
dued by foreign hired soldiers, and now the Cuban
plot is to be hastcned to its consummation. a
Washington correspondent Of the Tribune says
That war with Spain is inevitable. That the time
fixed is during the recess of Congress, when Pres-
dent Pcrto, ia Imitation OF President Polk, is to-
declare that "icor crisis" and hurl the country
into its horrors on his own responsibility. That
the Constitution has placed the power of declaring
war, with Congress alone, will he no barrier The
Constitution exists only for the aggrandiscmcnt Of
the South, and the humiliation of the North. lie
who would employ mercenary soldiers against
Boston citizens to execute an unconstitutional Law,
of course will not scrupo to employ any he can, to
rob Spain of her territory. True, he has issued
an antGllibustering proclamation, but strategy is
as lawful in preparing for in conducting it.
The Tribune suggests that the money needed is
to lie furnished hy trick Of Congress at the close
of the session. by some sort Of an appcndage to the
Appropriation Bill. The following IS an extract
from the Tribunes Washington correspondent ON
this subject:
I ue .
lnination Of the President. viii ConrrSss olothe
him with tho power to levy war, and place ut his
disposal such sum Of money as may be necessary
OF course il will. IF lie could carry Congress on
the Nebraska bill, with five loavcs and two small
fishes the territorial appointments with the Chill
mission and two or three Consulates, he can Ger
+ tA'nly buy up members enough from thG sum to be
-. uS 'nr'i. up M,''i ',iel y" !,
i1f,taIIc and ibe ti,1e ,riI he in the at,mn of;cy
tic odjownnc,d and Jef6,c he meeting Of Congress.
u . The angry clamor against the Nebraska bill is
d rnoo M1e ~ ro"r VI '',o & ne NY,
sbins ond sa;iars I o S,,j f eo."a' in'o.
Iii i; Iii ;o lo' -,
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o pr"sio,.s ,i,,u otit;1 I T Io e ] uoun'
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subsequent number Of Inc same raper con.
tains some dcvelopcments of the operations of the
",o "'o eoi''S II oh t"eir own nook
houSh doubtless with the expectation OF receiving,
in como shape, aid and comfort from the Govern
ment Of these General Out,non is chief THOR
scot of oncrotious i :, Nv. c,.ons ,;h ,,,,,,,o
Or'.'',',, - VIZ" ''''''''-
Gus co-operators ana friends at other important
points North and South. We copy below extracts
from "priyate and conf lnntiol crculor oJdrosscd
.o,l, c.to,,,. - nv, NJ,
~ 'O u 'V,pS % ' "'r'Sut' "e i'ioune 'ouches
'or tue anthehte!ty oil th'S document. These ex-
} of these pirates. who DESIGN 70 make Cuba their
nrcv far tbo rIor, ond rroe. Of 1o,orr m -;
f',9'' - '"' s'o'S anu psoH' Vi Si'Ne's' ihe CIT
: cu'"r gives an account OF meetings OF the Junta'
held ut New Orleans on the 18th and 18th Of April
last. The following is from a speech of one of the
sncoLcrs ot ono or those ,oc.;nas.
iio 'te'l c',en i"cls 10 prove the great power OF
ny Lo. " ~ ',H'lpi WINCH existed lnere ana the
;.ii l nhu .;',n ~ u1 ootullii'icn'' c @ uhtii
,'.e, uis ,.'u o9i,,.e1 s
S1 ~ ou' =. ,''u ''oM g:','-
L., j., - H. Ia Il - ~. r., 49, ~ Pup.'e'y
,i,taS Mc ;g 'i' I5 .'Joy .'"S m'oe
ns tlo Gut of tIo Go"ornn",t ~ sooI H., ,.,".
.i q i - '.eN .'.e p'oA.,
o s. nr ;ts yi 80 n i nv
tbc minds ot thc blacks rho oa That tIn Gnyanr
o,, So;ni =. i ti5 roo i. .',. .I t az C,
opposed it.
within short period Of time, new code for
me government OF Tree hlte, Indian ana ASiasic
coi"nSts i!ad beeh lnStitutcu ana published, and
the CarlGin-oeheraI had issued circular to the
chiei oilcers ana heads ol departments ln the Gov
Grnmen', in'llihg an expression OF opinion as to
the best ana most pracucai manner OF bringing in
to vi To i.a'ra . fT.ons.s II, orde'
,'onJ f6rr ,"r;cmItrrai ,.Noro"I Ue
:. ia stotoi tlat tio S,,>n;l of % a.,
Oroa- f So la dEtI y, 49, -, t .tio
os,oi Of to tToor nnror,;n upU,r 't'e
Cnbo os n"asnc 70 tbo srr ~,
,t "f ~ - ;a -; .;t:. ~ .,'t ny
and as countcr-rcrolntionarv stem. That General
Pczucia was APPOINTED to the chief command in
the Island for the purpose of carving out this
measure; and in compliance with the reoucst Of Tie
British Government, openly stated by Lord Clar-
cndon in Parliament.
"IIe then explained the effect of this system
of Apprenticeship to be established under the ou-
spices of the French and English Governments ;
that it would increase vastly, for few wears the