New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01
an undertaking, 70 soy the le.si quie beneficial 30

I'm, N ..tsbi.h ,uch Copsiuton and such laws and
mnI cipal reg ustous a. shall secure for us respect sod
consdeisfion abroad as well as at home lhe absence
of the customary forms OF government would deter
mar desirsbe persors from setting among us, and
ee,sibly The establishment and maintenance OF such
forms canno: ID ary manner operate 20 our preJ1dice'
| presume, fellow-ei'izens II IS naraiy Necessary
here for nc 70 repeat what ] have 80 often aDd so
IuhcIv stated TO Won in eonvers6tion that under n
scu:piftratcp all Individual nights acquired in good
faith before The foundation of the present Govern
ufnt shall be scrupuOusy respected. In saying this
/ spesl the sentiment OF ell my associates.
In reference TO the long standing difficulties With the
Accessory Trer SIT Company an still In hopes ttst
ttey will soon be removed by amicahle negotiations
which may result in an alrang smenr advan'aseous
sEke 70 the Company and 10 you. To effect such 8
setilfnent without the sacrifice OF justice or honor,
shall be- the constant sim Of my e1er lions. Meanwhile
| would especially urge steady abstinence from all
basty sni merely rtalisory measures LET no ecnon
he taken without full and calm deberation aud let
nothing be done which cannot De justified before the
world or which we should be ashamed to yndicate at
The heard of our property and our lives.
Notwithstanding tie failure of the last Congress OF
the Tinted States 10 make Cd appropriation remune-
rating the citizens of SaB Juan for their losses from the
bornfardnent of the city by Capt Holins, there IS
cheering prospect that justice viii to some extent be
rendered az its coming session. measure so impor-
snt ia the business interests OF the people and 30 ur
gently Dc rnandod by every consideration fjusce and
humanity cannot be postponed consistently with the
GOOD name Of tie American Government. Every e-
fort of uire whether III OFT cla or private apatv
shall be exeried 70 procure from that Republic speedy
relief 10 those DO DOW so unusty csprved OF Tie
proceeds of their own honorable industry.
Finally, congratulate you fe!lo 5-oiazens upon the
sUsTi cons conn encen tnt # the new Government
which you have establshed By the eccessloIs to our
poIUl-iiOn III prospect, II Is sure, II properly
sustaned by IFS founders TO become at distant day
an organization Of commanding importance TO the
civilized world. Relying rs 60 upon your cordial
and u1di, ided support Of its institutions and laws,
will only express tie hope that whatever else may
serve 10 promote the public welfare, and add dignity
10 the Slate whether it be the encouragement Of ai
culture the extension OF commerce, the Introduction
of arrs or the advancement Of public education and
religious freedom will obtain from you Jealous and
effective cooperation. II. l.. hIAsEY.
san Jsca del Norts. Sept. u, 1855.
The following is the programme and creed OF The
Central American.
A few words will suffice TO info:m the public of the
object Of our NH sion ard the character of the paper
W. are about 10 publish IN Central Amenca.
The field is a new one and somewhat DOyei-the en-
tertrsp to some may appear hazardous it has already
been denounced by friends at the North as spe
ces of that " mental arrangement that sometimes
tab possession Of the brain, voting the p1ssessor
fl suliect for an asylum until TO the establishment OF
TIE world the result of their chmeras proves them TO
have been only step ia advance of the times and
cornprehersion OF those by whom they were sur
rounded. Franklin, Fulton and Clinton are examples
that shoui satisfy ard stimulate the inactive to ac-
n.
upon the device of the one, eyes behold the em-
boome1t of the second and thoughts extend along
the line Of on tlcipa6d counterpart OF the "ofk oil
tie third Oh O more mhgnitcen. scale.
Where the one only served 10 open communication
between tie sea coast and the interior uniting the
waters Of fhe Lakes with the Atlantic opening local
trade for the benefit of only portion of one continent
the ott Ct will open a communication between the two
great oceans of the globe uniting and controlling the
commercial interests of the world.
prOor, ssiye in our character have from time to
tine followed up lin some instances advGnced) the
footsteps Of civilization from the east to the west the
north 10 the south until there no more west and
more SOUTH the one bringing us to the setting sun
on the Pacific, tie other terminating with the waters
of the gulf.
We have now come to the center-a center upon
which the eyes Of the great and powerful nations OF
the earth ave been fastened for ages; center u
which eliminate enterprises and strongly armed
forces have been directed from time TO time for the
last two hundred years, and yet the field is pew one;
that which nature planted has been LETT in its wild
luIBriance 10 germ and grow and rpen and rot, deep
tning the sol from which il sprung adding 10 It's
richness, but giving no sustenspce to the starving
millions ebrosd who have barely subsised for time
and died in shiect want. We merely a'lufe to that
portion of atures gifts which go TO support and sus
tain life in manner 10 relieve the mind and strengthen
the in elect leaving the uxuries and the precious
woods mines til at will afford them for future con-
sderaion.
Ard now TO our purpose. We hold Press to be
"the fulcIum 10 move the world''-an engine whose
powers supercedes steam, salt peter steel. We be-
ftve in progre sion, liberty and indeI endence. An
enlightened people can never be enslaved virtuou
PEOPLE are always beppy. We believe in the strong
arm of the law in the principles of right, equity and
Justice We believe in Col Kinney, and that the
Kinney Union will prove the safest and the only
means by which all Of the above aDticpahOns may be
blourht about, by which oil the rights and mmuntes
pertsinng the citizens of our newly adopted home
San Juan may be secured and permanently sustained.
For this and through this do we hope, citizen patrons,
to secure your lasting friendship and support.
Benjamin Mooney who ofticated as President of the
mass meeting bas come to New.York as the author
lied agent of Colonel Kinney.
The British mail steamer Teviot and frigate Fury
dice were lying in the harbor.
The British msil-steamer Clyde, from Aspinwan,
arrived on the 3lst ult. with Consul Fabens Captain
Swift and party of colonsts. II is stated that the
residents of the Isthmus extremely favorable to the
Kinney expedition. The greatest oOureses were ex-
tended 20 Col. Fabens and bis party.
The following is by one Of Col. Fa5ens's party:
OUR RECEPTION AND INSTALMENT IN SAN JUAN.
Wewended our fight to the promised land, heed
less If the advice Of friends aid opposition OF the enc
mics of the Kinney expedition, the former warning Us
of bugbears in the shape Of yellow fever, uniut,red
savsgas wlc men OF the woods together with rep.
tiles, vampires, and a combination of monstrosiies
seen, unseen, ard felt most disbolicaly while the
latter, certain company declined most politely and
CALAMITY to accommodate US with transit in their
commodious line Of steamers, giving as a reason our
PERSONAL attachment To the much-esieemed aud noble
protector Of this gra, end philsnthropc enterprise.
In cespiie OF all prognostcaon, and 10 the dark re-
speeding the fate OF Colonel Kinney and his valorous
little band, we followed our first impulse, which was
TO live CT die in cause so just and so ably repre-
sented not doubling for moment the result OF Colo
mel nrey's diplomacy, profound experience and per-
severance, provided Providence who rules the destiny
o. man brought him safely over the waves.
Imagine our delight and surprise upon first viewing