The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-13
CoNcHA AND EsTRAMpEs.


As the National Haegcey Of yesterday undertakes TO
show that Esrampes died traitors DEATH and that he
was justly condemned and sacrfcedfor its arguments
amount to this and nothing moreit may be well state
that the legal adviser of Concha sincerely doubted to
the policy or justice of his execution well that Of
Pinto The Cronca condemns this legal adviser for hs
sympathy, and demands that he be rebuked removed
However, The Integencer is good substitute and the
captain-genera should be consoed.
The Havana correspondent Of La Cronica the Spanish
organ New York under date of 23d of March, goes into
details prove the guilt Of the late conspirators Some
the following words
"You are aware Of the disagreement which has existed
between the views Of the fiscal Of the council OF of the
auditor and of the Of revsa composed of three mag
ates The conduct of the auditor explain any
principle Of Legitimate pablo utility Everybody asks, by
voice. supreme take him from here
and command condemn y him very severely and direct
him, judicial decisions look rather the spree ia
Of national safety and ge-being than the inpiratioa Of
MS indiridaaf feelings"
The same writer the amnesty recently granted
and alludng the probable effect of the attempt in
surrection just suppressed, says:
'~The night would have been dark for US, but perhaps
would have dawned for the conspiraors Not only
the known estrangement (om but past
present suspected indifference would here become unavoid
able motive for e-enacng the scenes forever memorable
which place 10 Spain in the of this
tury at the cry of traitor
The result of the proceeding in what relates Cadaso
and Pineo may be said have satisfied any [These
not executed!l The Spanish loyal party
plains of ny the other intrigue duplicates wishes to
influence and susans its views by consuming and rid
cuing the tribunals and authorities
of their severity Alusion here made to the native
popuation.1
The correspondent that repatriation punish
will only omen conspiracies, which will be each
time better prepared
In great public necessities especially in countries pot
cay and socially constituted like this great Of
preston should be adopted without remedy and should be
urgently and instantly applied"
The organ has judged proper to suppress what follows in
the of his correspondent but think that nothing
more violent barbaric than what is already pub
lished, could be added:
g There is fact evident. Among them there
those who property holders whom impression has
been made by the boastngs of those people, Without
ing So they despse because they think are weak and
in their blindness they sympahize with that rabble they
do forth against the enemy whom they
believe the strength to exist
The correspondent advises Spain employ all the island
revenue in sustaining regular army OF rs men, be-
tween 5000 and 1000 police guards many coored
troops and between 10000 aud $4,000 organized militia
moreover good squadron to inspire respect wherever
be destined--and concludes with these words Would
to God that all understood the public mind il is under
stood by the captan-generalr