Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-09-24
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Important from SpalAs---oeyerAio o. out Sciiion.
poraries say that Mr.. SouIe has resigned hts post
as representative in Spain OF the United ~ aies
We believe this statement 10 be premature ana
that the truth is that Mr.. Soule starts this week
on journey 10 a foreign country some suspeet
that he does not desire 20 be 10 MADRID wHen Tue
news arrives of the piraticai invasions oI Supa
This last rumor also reached Us tnrouen voIy va
rious channels, and for THIS reason, anu peeause
we see 4 published we now tnihk ~ 70 say aieW
words concerning u s
u appears, In elect, that py inns uine an expe-
dition of fbusteros, organized ana prepared WIN
the knowledge and before the eyes ofthe agents OF
the federal government, WIN nave ieu the amer
can Territory 10 invade Cupa, notwithslanding the
eftcacious measures aaopted oy the frcsidenl IN
his proclamauons Dut aiinough TINS OK peahion
may have been reaizeu' a'hough w,thin lew
days we may learn mat Inc unted states nave
poured INTO Cupa resn bands OF incendiares ana
free-pooters, we 90 not KNOW why ME ooue
should ABANDON his post. Does the munster OF
the United STATES perchance harDor the siiehiest
v doubt OF ms safety let Whatever may occur be.
y yond the Atianiic has y oy chanes occurred
10 MN marine eicutchcon ana nag OF tne uhited
Z. STATES mas not mere the respectnna conssuefauoh
which in 1851 was denied 70 the flag OF Spain IN
maj CITY OF the American Union wnch MI onule,'
when ne renounced ms own country adopted as
his new one s.a
The minister Of the United States would be
greatly mistaken and once Tor all we declare, IN
the name Of this loyal and honorable people, )eal
Gus in the highest degree OF the national deco
rum, that II Mr.. Soule should desire TO be put Tor
ward as the pretext OF MS Journey inc siightest
doubt OF his safety here ihat doubt would De COM
petely fictitious, unfounded, and caiumnious.
Although Mr.. Souie should have been wanting
IN the respect due from MIN 70 our nalion, ana
nave USED every KIND OF means 70 lavor proJects
tendng 70 separate rom opaih 'ne niosl
AMI colony sne YET retains aithougn u Were Ger
lam mat ne had sought 10 take advahiage o. inc
aegradat,oh OF the governree' nov ioi.ahaiey
past, seeking 70 ayah nlnsen % tnc ihsaaoe "
racty OF the mgn ano low innuences' ai.eousu =
We're CERTAIN ina. ne mao - ,n1
sahc'ity % our Iesoluoh ~ sow III
Nv - bass n,rigs money and
promises OF arms 10 destroy the power Of the hon..
orable and patriotic men who now direct the des-
linies Of the country, although he had succeeded
IN winning over lew deiuded persons, VINO
failed 70 discover, IN ms SWEEP ana nattering
words the latent IDEA Oh keeping up agiaiion ana
disorder IN the peninsula with vlewto deprive
Cuba OF assistance from the motner country, al
though that the people OF Madrid know that he
had sought TO profit bya movement oil efieryes.
cence freacherousiy TO excite ITS Indignation, and
TO draw II on 10 some tumults Win winch 70
crown certain catalogue OIL supposed lnsults.
Even if all this were certain, the Spanish people
have enough sense, prudence, and nanlIness to
desplse such stratagems and miserable schemes,
and Mr. Soue might remain IN Madrid completely
mnmolested n her Malesiys government dia mol
rhink proper 10 send MIN ms passports.
The people OF Madrid nave done nothing and
Nth DO nothing 70 excite fne ieast uneasihess Wild
respsct TO the safety Of the foreign ministers they
have dnne nothing and VIII 90 nothing against the
representative OF the united ctates because they
interested that each day should be greater and
more honorable for them-the contrast that natn-
rally appears between nations VINO know now 10
maintain their rights. respecting at Inc same TINE
those of others, and thee other nations whlch pre-
tend 10 mould their own aod ioreign rights 10 ther
convenience, TO their will, and even necording 10
the caprice OF a few OF their m uuenual men, lot
whom right and peace between nations are con,
verted into game of popularity ant OF personal
aggrandizement.
Correspondence of the London Times
M.n.,n A,,o,,s, al
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aostaineu from sending you tnis curious article
given apovel yesteroay, because mao not com
pieted my investigation OF sine grounds Tor inc
serious charges ~ brings against the minister o.
the United States al Maarid tnese charges nave
been talked Oh here ior some ume, ana especiaily
since tne anar o. me <9th INSTANT, Wnicn, gen
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