New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-20
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HAVANA, "Wednesday, June IL, 1901.
y, a.. gentleman who arrived in the Cahawbs from
uaN,le was favored with acopy OF Tie o'''""S
y..,,ss containing the recent Proclamation oil res
s,,.t Pierce against the hhbustcs, whom report
s.,,arcs 70 have been organized nj Ncw'or'e"hs'
,,.!, 10 act az an hours warning against th's 'sShu'
While the CuhanS. and seme OF the lew aih'f'"nS
resident in this City, have expressed Their d'ssppon-
mont and disspprcbaon OF this act OF the PRESIDENT
,,t believe hat all right minded persons approve Oh
!, =. tending 70 pu, an end 70 an expedition when
,,,,,s sserscc the country whence il cmanatcd' ana
u,sA could ouy end in disappointment aud failure {"
,sn,, rs svewcd aud desired purpose II we must
A.,. ssr. which Heaven grant may Ho' prove requl-
site lt il net be OF prstical character but such
,v,rsss great snd civilized nation would make upon
eouvtry. thst had wounded It's honor or injured IFS
.,;,,,.. hrt il what runner SAYS be true,--that the
new SPANISH Minister at Washington has authority to
spcsc ,f Cubs then happily war Will not be requ-
.t - N,sl car wounded honor, to make due resti-
,u,icp 70 car citizens for any injury they may have sus
,r,d 3, tue conduct OF the authorities of this island
because the disposal OF Cuba TO the United states
.f,rit hsd been So long and SO frequently refused,
4 l.. al unon ~ an EDgU6f HDuOTqbfC
an lie pSrt Of SPAIN and the amount of damages sus
,.inl /, cur citizens would of course be deducted
trm the amount agreed be paid for the island by the
United States and the injured citizens would thus be-
coue creditors OF the United States instead OF queen
isabella the Second, aud We all know which Is the bet
ter rsyln2sicr Should matters thus be managed, the
manifest destiny Of Cuba about which certain par
ties lsye tecn wont 10 goriy themselves, VIII be
achieved without bloodshed and without the sacrllce
Of single human life,-"a contamination most de-
'youiy be wished for as believe alike Tor the Den
Ell, at the island and for the cause OF CIVILIZATION ana
humanity Tor am firmly OF opinion that the African
slave trade. will never cease while Cuba remains
colony OF Spain!
Tic Daro dc Ia Norma OF the 18th inst. contains
the Proclamation of the President, beautifully render
ed into the Spanish. Appended to II are some editorial
observations which speak in lsudatory terms OF the
Proclamation and the TesideYt Ofthe latter SAYS DC
.has made vast improvement IN the good pain oil le-
"perance and regarding National rights, since ms iorni-
'er message upon the 50 much discussed question re-
srectinc the Black Warrior" while OF the Proclala-
tion. il is said TO be message that all people will
mot there lengthy Spanish phrase is used, winch
Twill render into the brief English word forget.
There is literally nothing like News" stirring here:
The weather is very hot with almost daily tropical
showers which in New-lOrk We should call - heavy
.rans The sugar market in sadly depressed state,
and money. although the new bank has thrown more
than 500 600 into merchants hands, is represented
as being uncOmmOIly tight"