The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-02
Cuban Affairs.
LFrrER FROM AN INDIGNANT CUBAN.

To JANIS GosDoS BrSNTr, ESQ -
DsAn stR--The seH YoIk HIRAID bsing the most vAIu.
sSle and widely circulating paper the Unioa hops yvv
VII not efuse 10 give this place IN your columns The
political condition OF the lsland Of CabA has called the
attention OF the people OF this Union for tho last few
yesrs and has orssed escitcmept strong feeling
OF sympsthy in the breasts OF =. ctzens withou dis
pcton Of political opinion all being In favor o. Cubaa
Geery and ndepsl denos diGeras only tbs ways ana
cans OF obtsinrg its desired end. Expeditions have
been sent out at tnuens coat Ard labor which hAvs
unfortunstsly resulted in complete fAurs and tkc
sacrifice Of great many very valuable lives Hundreds
OF areiles and individuals have been banishsa their
property oonfscased, and are wandering now dis.
persed the Union AID other ntrss, sS,
iosd to MARY hsydships, suferings ard pn-
prvstiops whilst many of unfortunate brethren
expoBsd and doomed 20 drag out her cruel existence in
toe chain gang Of Catt. Notwithstanding al thess sf
eelsmitss ~ nisiortanss the shp has so bean
up; floats yet housh stripped of part II is sails and
tossed about IN the wid raging sess tns hni sound
spd strong and cling TO IL with the fond hops thNt
With cur great .xsrtions and lbs hud assistance of
Brother Jooathao God viii permit ue 10 veatns' the
strm and resch the safe haven II political saliva
ton The vorh1of cur redemption is sii going ou
thing ls II untred aud nothisg il left un1ons Hero
have Jrnts which ID to repr-s mt national interests
f his Junts has bsen noninssd by pneunr vote OF
those 10 IL il,no or here IA the Ultsa staes is NOT
fos ~ inquire al kso~ II saais At the Ia aa Of
Csbsn Affairs, AZ Oh 9ohss 4 all the seat
from the i'isrd, snd tha, 1t h.s more tnsn
derfU things and ralsed hopes s9ssdy ending al
troubles and sneinss BY the coming of the M-,ss
and veil organized revsution. Add b-nod ia the Last
number Of La V.rdad - .6th of mouth long
Ell oria heAc ed AmDesty in woi,h, af-ra grsAt dead
OF noise and busssr,eg and great volsy -
and b. bastc phrssss 1t advocates ia vsry plau terms
general n-sty Is this To be the great revolvtion
La Verddd ~ yorapors sly ed to slh sbou Are
kpetl down bere the moss corrupted hroLs
OF Span, asd crave for par oar No hundred giucs
rpeat mol We will speei before toe throns Of the
Almighty and ask for iof give and for His mercy We
VIII pray to Him to deliver from bondage and graft
The blessings - froe and enlis shtened govsrnr
mepp. We viii knsel a. the elysr Of the Lord ok
Hoats and there In his presence solemn snd
sssr.d oah 20 tp'rs labor, and :, sAorihos every
TINA The hoy II our beloved country. In the
of all patriotic loAnr in tina isRud. 10
ststp, sne in tar Of those OF brethren
hunssons Of Spain and Of Cuba msst solemny and
Itrt ngly yro.sst and tsAyow ths sentiments pressed
/. said ecitoisl Of La Vcrdad unworthy of trss
Cuban feelings II only t,snx which Anina.ss our
breSs the only hops oksrsh Is to crush tyrsns
srd bfeAs the ihackes which bind 10 dsspots ia
our beloved Island fee and that may form
prrt o. the happy family o; th great aud blessed Union
Ietmanifest destiny anc you America take its oours
ard it will soon be un fat occomps GuILIERMO.
NEW YokK, Jan. 81 1874