Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-12

Estrampos not an American
The Pyensa OF Havana contains the following
account Of Estrampes, from which Il appears .nA'
he 6r.t came to the United States In 1898, ana re-
,uroad 10 Cuba in 1884 Consequently he was not
an American citizen
,lr. p..ne;sco Estranpes was born In the year
,sao a. yuelta Absjo, in the parish OBS Cristo-
III u;s father Don Adolf Estrampes was ma
,,ra 81 he Lower Pyrenees, in France, and re-
ceiyed his education in the city OF fau, Ihe an
cient capital OF the kings OF Navarro ne ehi,
grated to our island at an early cay sh1 ~
/ 2 beautiful and talented daughter OF CUBA inc
mother Of Don Francisco. Both the parents OF
| Fstrampes died many years ago, leaving their TWO
cons Don Luis and Don Francisco, In Vueita, just
yerpipg upon mans estate. The two young inen
supoorted themselves very honorably ny teAchins
the French language. Don Francesca, noa 4,;saJ
asrlv associations which he formed, soon acquired
very exaggerated ideas Of tho world, ana got ne
ouenty into difficulties but he was always honor'
Ma m bia actions until the year 1888, when, De-
! mo Summoned before the Military Commission 70
! answer charge of treason, he emigrated 70 rev
!, Orleans, where, from his1 known anteoeuou'e'
r soon figured conspcuousy 40
T. nexationist Clubs. 49, ~
! Gle remained in New Orleans until 1904, wnen,
a a,I;ny himself Of the full amnesty granted 70 an
+ nolitical offenders by her Majesty ne returned "
- Cuba. and presented himself In Havana, not WIN
the intention Of living peacefully among u ds,arm;.
as naton Of continuing his plans ofconspracy agaiss
n h;s native country. lie soon returned 70 lne
= United States and again figured as a proininens
leader In the Annexation Clubs, and was
y back to the Island by the celebrated Junta lmo
i'd too care to remain at home in safety 10 ehoeaVo'
Ice To create an instruction, and play hiS n0ao =
. furtherance Of their paricidal schemes -.
q That Estrampes was surprised AZ Daras ~.
ose ,v;,h = vessei loaded with arms and ammunition
IT'S Which he had brought for the purpose OF arenon
ro ing in blood the beautiful plans u'' snrnrised
S;,onar and a convict he confessed all ms piah
the md Intentions denying nothing, apsoiuteiy no
the thing with frmness and nopieness snas -,
worthy better cause, manifesng a. lhe ,p s@.,
time that he fully aware tha,,ne dsssh Of II
vcs Ssn.. comm;sson because he oould but 6e ~
act filling his duty in so doing.
f he CAPTAIN DuNsINGToN on DiPLoaAoi 49,
y1noIsIA ELEcrloNs-The last letter u o. =,
ply, n to the Alexandria sentinel furnishes 10 VIZ
tely ;mportant insight into our foreign reiauon' au
the ,,resent tactics Of the administration IN
man the acquisition Of Cuba. He says; C.
r.ts uTbe difficulties between this country anu Pr
~ are fast approaching point .nas nus =. The anne,
ne hatta behavior of Cuban officials OF lug r. rs,
rove ~ r. Cuba to the United States Com No.
~ who IA AN officer of great GOODNESS any u =, r.
~, heen ordered to the temporary comnlah &c o.,
anso home souadron; and if the vessels VI ~. -
the Continue their unlawful search OF our my. or
marine you need not be surpr'ssu a. - ;n,o Norfo
Ex offending spa',.n ~ our ports in charge Of pr
d that OF so.,o os1S' s t-A
upjcct crew." -, c.r.nin ia
49,. nr eourse the above is true, as the oap.A'a
to the INFANT tie wa,Ds hs be 2
y the monstrations ~cthe cabinet
He'd Now lear him on the Virginia election
God ~ think can safely say that Wise win sws
ceve everything before him in Virginia Little Tenn
anea seewl certainly roll him up to the last NOTCH
- ms no mistake
Thich .....r
ONE - 80 49, ''a' posse oinela
ned or rather detectives" always sanguine. IT
popularity accounts for the Captains good che
ing meopine tnat In the course OF few weeks
fact Captains ardor viii be cooled down, and that !
who reputation for political forecast will have dwind
and to an insgnifcance peculiar to false prophets
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