The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-13

10 The Eduor OF ne Cfa0Hs
SIR To-dsy's lnielligencer contains article from
Inc Charleston Evening News in reference 10 an abo-
6on sheet OF very small dimensions and much smaller
influence published in New York, osiensbly by couPls
ar 40 of natives of Cuba. The News" feels alarmed
al the fact and installing the origin nature and bear
ing OF the Mualo." warns the South against incau'
ous sympathy in behalf of Cuba. Says the Charleston
paper;
era States into the nature and extent OF The connexion
between these propsgands,s and the party with which
ihey are said be in association in the island OF Cuba
ave can scarcely imagine that this compound scheme
(uniuasa liberty with aboltionsm) has rooted itself in
tbe affections guided the operations oil any consdea
Bile body oil supporters there.
The sentiment contained in the former phrase is Just
and shall gladly volunteer such information on the
subject as will prove satisfactory 10 all The real friends Of
Cuba in all sections OF the Union, and show thereby iha
The sumise contained in the latter is equally from be-
ing founded on fact
The Verdad," established in New York aa far back
az lsi7 and supported for grauiteu, circulation by Gu
ban PATRIOTISM the first organ OF the Cubans In the
United States. Ii still exists, and no accusation hai
been brought against If for misrepIesenting Cuban inter
ests in regard to slavery. The Cubano the Conet
de Ambos Mundos." and the Filibusero," in New
York the Beacon" and the Independence" in New
Orleans, have been co-laborers of La Verdad in the
work Of Cuban regeneration, and have absalned IRON
medding with the question Of domestic slavery, which
Cuba being Free WILL as naturally in South CaroliSa
take good care OF itself The separation OF Cuba iron
Spain has been the goal Of the aspirations OF all true pa
trots.
A few weeks ago trmonthly square OF paper OF INT
dimensions OF such periodicals. as were wont TO hIo"
into exc,emen, the revolutionary fathers in theft younge
days. when the "posman heralded by horn or trumpet
made his appearance fortnight respectively IN the
good cities of Boston and Baltimore but devoid OF any
other resemblance the former and bearing the hybrid
name OF the Mulato" as suggestive OF British ends az
Of those notions which have turned some northern heads
a. Gliding, has 10 disturb the faith oil our TRENDS
and to furnish 10 the "nellgence and the rest OF oui
enemies cloth from which TO manufacture any quantity
Of told you soes" and there, for your patriots, and
the like pous and sincere CALCULATIONS of that venerable
hohouse for European exotics and that old and noble
hero General Narcisco Lopez, is summoned from bis
tomb to answer 10 the charge OF having by possibility
surrepttiousy culled his southern honors Che martyrs
palm by tina, same journal which strives necessarily 10
y,ate pubic opinion by coupling his acts stamped with
the zeal OF the highest patriotism and the purest morality
with those OF the band which is now foraging Lower
California.
The Mulato," Mr.. Editor, is no Cuban paper. twas
hooted on lis appearance in New York political bat
by the great majority OF the resident Cubans at meet
ing held for the purpose, in which appropriate resolutions
were passed. which have been published IN La Yer
dad" Ii has no funds except for such expenses as The
aundess' bill Of city gentleman could very well cover
much less for revolutionary purposes and is not suspect
ed Of any cooperation that of British or American
aboonsm II is of much less consequence TO the tate
Of Cuba than the Boston Liberaor 10 the integrity OF
the States Ii has served its little pupose--having been
noticed by the National niegence--and II It do mol
soon die ITS natural DEATH it cannot pfoong iis conse-
quen,ia period. Ii may still subserve another and a
better one II may be The means OF pointing out 10 The
saesmen OF the land true 10 the interests OF the whole
Union, and in conjunction with other unmisiakable
signs OF the times" the necessity for immediate action
in regard to Cuba While we sleep, others wake The
hare lost the race with the slow but perseyeng tortoise
and may we
am, sir, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
AMBROSIO JOSE GONZALES.
W.xurxcroH e. ADril II. 1854