The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-02
YOUNG CUBA VERSUS THE CUBAN JUNVa.
The 81 mpathies or tho United States Denied
and RepudHated

The sympatbies or tho United States Denied
and Repudsated.
PROPORTIONS FOR A NAV CUBAN CONVENTION
Since the partial expose Of the miamaoageu,ent OF AZ
fairs BY the Cuban Junta and OF the alton
msdection Of large amount OF the funds entrusted to
IL, that BODY has very naturally become an oojest Of
Suspicion not of obioqay, to the Cuban exes 10 this
country Recently, opposition periodical called el
Pueblo, has been established in this city, in whose
columns the Junta is treated to good deal of aumad
version. This Journal also takes strong ground against
placing any further reliance the ~ PATTY
Of the people of the United States aoa
Dtates very plenty that the Junta were fools ever 10
have had any confidence in that quarter. Tho arss
number Of the Pueblo issued on the 10th OF June
and the second the 2sh In an article under the ru
brio Que Horemos? (what shall we do2) disorsdit IL
thrown upon the body which has hitherto had ths ma
nsgement OF mStters In the line and the 80
poiDtmept of another superssdng BODY In urued We
nsnslxte:-
The Cuban Junta has not fulfilled its mission: more
thsn two yesrs bas been lost its IL
has caused terrible casmtea 10 Cuba persons who have
worried In concert with thai Junta have gons to the
scahoid to tns prison. to LEI those who trust nx
10 ,ner programme, we're prevailed BY 1t TO
peciiDg the day when the, we're 70 marsh 20 On ct,
arms In thor hands, have all rhsir hopes van,shed
tbose who in Cuba awaited the Invasion then
feves upon their oppressors and have succeeded
esc Ping from the faDgs OF the atsr being
bidoen in the woods have had shsr leave the soau
Try or live In fear
these ara facts; do not record them through the
prurieD desire of 8ndrg fault We do net accuse asy
one ys.-we hope Tor Just6ca don We record them for
CONDUCT The ship has been i'll directed: we must
set It right. Those pilots, as have seen, mis-
lots. What qualities must they havsp That they
shaD not believe themselves omnscent that thew soa
msuss Their own wisdom that they shall not
shall speak only the truth they may speak and not b.
l,.nt that they should never deceive ths people Of
DO patriots, with sentiments Ike those OF
and rot ambitious men, hAs Santa Anna or Iturb,ie
Of Of ss' Sos :
apre to monoy oze glory, be greedy OF wealth. that
they should deserve the Of the psope and
spood come from Cuba possible with visible creaea
tiss, in the beet form that they can be given finally
tbat they should Be free from stupid SELF love- 90
advising they should also of the %
rience which must be supposed to lie In the OF
tnat Jont whose duty should be to continue lenans
al sssisapce and giving all nfor nation asked, even
tnougn their advice be not folio wed they
not without committing crime, sever the mse,v.s from
bad bsen named in their place.
Among these men (the Juna) 1t appears that soma
nave not snartd DO much az others In disaster w.
ssy appears because 1t has not yet been proved II
they attempt to prove it. NO one has right to prevent
them jus.ifyiDs themselves; mot even country
latoDs, they may appear cannot naueacs its
dest,n,es which are already well marked, because with
terminate, and that La what seek It Is enough that
t1ey DO not compromise any persons on whom the gov
might execute vengeance it requires but little
But satisfactory justification ia not the work Of a
dsy ana the revolution ought not to remain single
how This problem viii be the subject Of another ar
The subject is pursued In the second number Of the
Pueblo. We give some extracts -
Animated thsn by the desire OF r. establishing the
conference the union and this most ecacous coopers
cur liberty and by Of the late events reave To
the Cuban Junt& to General Quitman to the mi.drec
ton and imminent risk of the funds events which
run aground with our most consolatory hopes-oy
reason of the errors bunoers Of the Junta its dis
solution and IT'S consequent inability to carry forward
disrust horne to It, justly unjusy but grown from
these fatal tents, have thought IL right TO
nvsnton already referred and to the rsvolu
We propose, first, that genera, assembly Of Cassns
prs,ident and secretary, that they pro.eed TO the
Of the individuals of each OF tbs three de-
partments Of the island 60 that each department NAV
its respective electors three from the western
and two from each of the Others form the convention
Second, that the convention, being thus named .,
u proceed to the secret election of the Caban Juut
which may be composed of i've members corresponding
TO The five towns which have figured most in our revo
tsso ana Tsnd.d Pfn''s San IN
hntion to promote the good and shun the future
sv,s which our Incidence and irresolution might
produse IN matter OF much gravity, hope tia.
the individuals who composed the former iuata may
lend themselves voluntarily to the order Of things
which We PROPOSE 70 A. 70 work In peace aud harmony
and 10 assure the general good. 1t was =
measure Ill conceived worse assented to. and bssely
executed to entrust the management OF much
TO stranger without requiring guarantees from him
and dstrus In the junta should be cred
because the indy iduals Of IL not named by tbs
county, but by clubs composed OF small number Of
persons. Is notorious that there presen, In
New York four members Of the unta aud vet Its Score.
which number, according TO its rule, does not form q
quorum. In what docs she contradiction EXIST with
regard to the frat point all know It, two nom.
bers bave retired some time since and among them he
who was carried by vote. Would IL not have been
proper to inform Of this that might proceed
replace himS That step not having been taken can it
be said that the junta Of to-day Is legitimate boIyg
On the subject of the recent manifesto of Senior
couria the Pueblo says-Ths author Of the manifesto
tells our brethren Of Cuba, among other things that
hey should work in accord with to receive aid from
all classes" and we ask, how shall work. Who shalt
has enthroned him Shall IL be the traction OF the old
JuntaY No has lifted it from the abyss in which II
hes We should and We will work, bat ve require unity
convokDg of all the Cubans Of the United states When
Cuba sees that we proceed in everything according TO
good principles, with honor. with scrupulous purity
with true abpegaton sacrificing personal interests
pratoDs, and ruinous rancors then will she repose 10
confidence which abe was not able 70 extend 10
men who did not take care TO give guarantees upon
auarantees-more and more 1gusrantEa. Instead OF
that, what they did was TO ask for money and more
money-et funds come-and IL is easy to imsgine the
reply 10 this iDcessant demand. and when reeo-ct
the famous and memorable steamship contract In
which $4,000 was throW n out OF the WINDOW.
The Pueblo also contains articles entitled Errors OF
the Cuban Revolution" from which we translats-
Some people think that the cause OF the liberty OF
Cuba receives injury than advantage by periodical
publications, particularly when from them 4 10 shown
that there exist divisions between the liberals. We be-
heve the contrary Silence does not prove union;
gives opportunity to rumors than tho pubca-
ton Of the unfavorable fact because the perver
sity calumnators invents others unfavor
able. So that frank and loyal conduct presents
impenetrable armoy to the shafts Of malice.
That which Ia prejudcia to good Is falsshood
After fasehood that which 10 ost prejudic to IL 10
unnecessary mystery We do not require alsehoed for
IA we have . good cause we would commit a useless
crime IL sought for fAlfe witnesses. Ne hate mys
terry, because though II may suit the evil arts Of Euro
peap pccyas for wrong purposes IL Is necessary to