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

To JANIS Gospoy RxSNrr, ESQ -
DsAr SIR--The seR York HSRALD being the most vAlus
tSe and widely circulating paper In the Union hope yes
viii not efuse TO give this place In your columns The
political condition OF the leland Of Caba has called the
attention Of The people OF this Union for the last fsv
yesrs and has crested excitement and strong feeling
OF ympsthy in the breasts OF I'll Citizens witaou dis
uction OF political opinion s being In favor Cuban
Hoery and indeps denos differing only In the ways AMI
OF obtaining its desired end. Expeditions have
been sent out ct immense coat add labor which have
unfortunately resulted In complete fAlurs and the
sacrifice OF great many very valuable lives Hundreds
OF aniliss and individuals have been blnishe their
property confsca,ed, and wandering now dis
persed over the Union add other countries, e.,
iosd to many hardships, suherings ard pn-
privstiops whilst many of unoruns brethren
exposed and doomed 20 drag her cruel existence In
toe chain gang Of Cubs Notwthsi niiss z THESE sfal
eesmts $50 nisiortnnes the ship has aot besn given
up; floats yet housh stripped OF part Il is s.s and
tossed about IN tho sid raging Seas the hnl 80 sound
spd strong and cling 1t VITA the fond hope that
With cur great sxsftons and lis kind assistance Of
Brother Jcnathan God will permit "a to veatEe' the
storm and reach the safe haven 81 political saliva
ton The vork>of redemption is sill going ou
thing is lt untred aud nothisx il left nnions Hero
htve juuta which to represent national interests
CT IBIS Jsnss has been noninssd By paguiM vote OF
for ia iDqti'e 81 knos it staais the IL ~ Of
Csbsp snsiIs a Oh 2Otsa Z all the seat
0erfu things and raised our hopes OF speedily ending AL
orr Troubles and snfengs BY the ooniog al the Messiah.
and sell organized revsutioD. Aod b-bn1 Ia the last
number Of La Verdad II the .6h Of mouth, long
editorial hsatsd A@pesty in wnirh, sf,-rs goat deed
OF noise Ano busssr,cg and great vosy high ~
sno b, baso phra IT advocates ia vary plsiu terms
general an nesty Is this To be the great revolutions
La perdod - otsly ed to iah Abou Are
kpel down beve thu moss corrupted Ano throns
u Span, d crAvs for par oD? No u hundred uGes
repeat mol We sill speel before the OF the
Almighty And ask for forgiveness and for his MERCY
~ pray to HIM TO deliver from bondage aod to graft
The blessings II free and snll Shtened govcrn-
mepy We viii knsel a. the altar Of the Lord Of
Hosts and there In his presence renew solsmo md
s,srd oah 20 spsrr labor, and :, sAosthas every
tiig tee hcy came II our beloved country. l. In the
Of all patriotic Ga,An- in the ishud, 10
states, and in Of thoe Of brethren ths
dunssons Of Spain and u Cuba mcst soiemnIy and
tr1 ngly yrc.sHt and CsAyow tbs sentiments PRESSED
| IL tad eoitoi.l Of La Verdad, unworthy Of Ias
CabsD feelings II 10 only feeling which Anima,ss our
breast the only hopsv CHERISH is to crush yrsns
eta bFeaa the thackes which bind 10 dsspos to
see our beloved hllno free and that may form
part o. the happy family th great Aad blessed Unoa
etmanifest destiny snc YOU America take its COURSE
ard II will soon be un fat oecompi GUILLERMO
NEW York, Jan. 81, 1874.