New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-10


He stated that he had been ccnsultel by the Cuban
Iupia in reg ard Of their procedn ana .na' nc
had freely given them his advice, but 'hat nc WI" Ho'
bound 10 take the matter IN hand .
ale would now state that lis opinion resources 70
IN. amount Of one million dollars, necessary 10 cary
ora, he movement successfully and that If five hundred
Thousand dollars and above the resources no" ~ ~
command Of the yuna. eoud be raised he would aeceP.
The lesderrhip and proceed 10 carry out the movement
The following Preamble and Resolves were there
upon offered BY a gentleman present. and were
unanimously adopted, viz:
gIereas The policy recently adopted by the spanish
Government in Cuba eyirces determination TO enahse
tie social institutions and political relations OF that Island
subverting the white To the performance oil oar
barous aud segye of African negroes and the peo-
pie of that country Justly alarmed at the horrible rae
which aw ats themselves AMI their Children II inns poey
carried into effective operation have made AM are sun
making strenuos efforts TO arrest its course and 10 cstao-
.h free Government the policy and tendencies OF waien
shall be consOnHn with the ifse Interests oil OuOa anu "a
rs neichhorng Republics; and
VIcye1s The successful accomplishment of these de-
sens of The Spanish Crown wosd be- raught with danger
TO our national interests and influence to the soca anu
domestic repoe and security OF these States 10 me sae
of our southern ports and harbors and their commerce. OF
our trade in the Gulf Of Mexico and its adjacent waters
and Of our intercourse between Atlantic and Pacinc
States and that would consummsie the rum OF all exist
ing interests in Cuba thereby erecting an
barrier TO the progress Of American ntut ana OF ne
tue social ara political relations which should eAt De
tween the nations of this continent; anu oeiievns ta
iuucture i now hand most favorable Tor
stance to the establish ment of these Destructive Pr
ples while the unforeseen event oil the nhpenunS
IN En- ope n Az be omnenly disastrous 10 the beS
Of Cuba dependent she is upon European pWJ. @
has 70 unity of interest or OF purpose WIN - M friend,
f. resose3 That the time has arrived l1' te
of gle caue of Cube 10 unite upon some nenod VI S
cooperation Tor the purpose oil ESTABLISHING '"'
dence Of II al Island Al, ,os,rro tho owl
dence rsented 10 US by the Cuban Revolutionary Juhta
OF the desire OF their country men To es'aos AMI
eminent and Of the means they have ecclnuIa.eu '
are nccumuating that purpose IN the hands OF
sble deposiores in this country who are worthy VI Jul
entire confidence ..,;h hos hoo, ,ads n
ne Of their intentions their plans and OF the motives anu
wishes of he leaders of their movement comprising, Us
does no violation of neutrality laws nor OF halona
or rd;yirel honor merits the confidence and cooperation
Of all who are friendly to the cause oil freedom ana "c
pendence in Csbe. .,.
secure the high and noble purposes at which tkey ann
unity of GoOn the part of the people Oh OuUa anu ~
the citizens of the United States who sympathize win
them, is urgently necessary
AT the next meeting. Committee on Finance,
appointed at the preceding made Report, recon-
mending and foreshadowing issue of six per cent
bonds of The New Republic of Cuba every taher
70 have three dollars in bonds for one in cah-a AN
vassing Committee of eight to get the bonds taken up
&C., &C. We extrsc. the following paragraph from
the Report to place beyond cavil the dn'm"s OF the
whole movement:
ssTlnf of the strong feellng OF syinpauiy
exists anon all classes of the citizens of the southern and
Southwestern States in behalf of the people OF Cuoa
united as thoy are by s4eRtHy a. socim iHssfH0S anu
a community Of political interests ana aspirations; .!
confidently Of territory and intimate geographical reaohs
Which conduce udisiurbed repose III time oil peace ad
o., nual security and defense in time of war; by the rect
uroca necessities of their great and constantly increasing
commerce and by the fact that the dangers "A'cA h'm
threaten the socai and political run Of Cuba permitted
10 umph there will at earlier or later period ASSURE
c roosc these Sa by menacng the security OF our
Southern ports and barbOrs and their adjacent waters
and by endsngerng the safety and integrity OF our socla
and moral powers ard influence thus shaking this glorious
Union TO It's center while at the same tlme the groal
heart of this Republic cannot contemplate unmoyed the
spectacle OF an oppressed people struggns 70 e ee s az
We rest here; and we ask the American People
TO mark the future unfolding and progress of this 81
gsntic plot to invade and subugste an important
Island belonging to Nation to which we are bound
by Treaties Of Amty and Commerce-to invade and
subugate it simply and solely to prevent the
emancipation Of Half Million of Human Beings
now held in lifelong, bitter bondage. We prove
ills you perceive by no Abolition rawlings, no round
about inferences but by the Private and Confiden-
"tial" documents of the Fillbusters themselves.
I'VE knor they are genuine, though we shall answer
10 questions as to how they came into our hands
They cannot possibly accomplish their purpose with
out the cupabe connivance of our Government; but
the Secretary of War is understood to be himself
Fillibuster and we shall soon whether his asso
ciates are any better.
The following letter contains some further par
ticulars:
Ertrac, fran a Pyir1,e a Gentleman in this Gu.
"JAoKsoS, Miss, Saturday May q, 1854.
THE great Cuban army will soon be ready to start
der command of our former Governor, Gen. j. A. Quit
man. The men who going from this section Of the
right stripe and will say " die. Mississippi rles
will tell the tale on the Spanish soldiers. There is
cret about this movement. Every who has been to
says that the amount of money subscribed
by the merchants there is very heavy Every avors
the move; and although the New-Oreans papers keep
dark yet the subject is barroom talk. There is
so well qualified old Qutman. He has the confidence
Of the sharp shooters of this State.
80" think the friends the should kept the sub
ec more secret. They certainly have but little discretion.
Their circulars have been sent to parties who do not
favor the cause learn that Gems Gushing and Davis favor
the PLAN that the President has not given such
as was expected by the friends Of the Marcy,
am informed, is down upon the whole PLAN No doubt,
he is looking for favors from the North in the
ncose you of the circulars which going the rounds
in this State The plan meets with favor among the cot
ton-paners but they have not come forward with the
dimes to the amount that anticipated. | learn that
the organization is not confined TO the South; but that
parties in New-Yo have subscribed to large amount.
Please post me up should you hear of anything of inter-
est
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