The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-11

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respect well ss pfasetan, esi eualy 81 ases
oa Ia the ~ Affairs regards csba EN3sA
French brayado aud spsnsh pride sua ssirpe hssv ua
Il necessary. Repeated tsuohstfsree ha e mei wh a
di,iona wrongs. anti. both s0a Psufs - ~
Union have been gosaed nto siefiAsstga % receives
grievances. Bat teiibg suass ths Awefsssa nina
that forbearssce has cssed - - vfiaesnA that y
that Cuba must be aeF Spain unahe = ke ffses
and England from using "a % saarY swd eantsucd
noyance We strongly commend PFestent Pierce and ~
cabinet for strengthening gaaafon n ne West lna
seas and that the naval rcV w b. inerea % s.b
extent that upon u an AmeFiean fs tng
fired while pursuing her lawfal voyage, the Whole Nan
sh armament, in those w be either sank cap
tured We been guessing the riddle propoUndsd hf
Clarendon aud Napoleon long enough, and nothing y len g.
bat initiate Alexander in bis nierssw with tht
Pytha and place construction upon the orsuis
We should initiate him 10 another particular differing snly
few broadsdes instead Of sword and st unite The
knot The of few would reveal the
teres connected with French English, and Spanish Gags
flying the mast head The revelation should mo- b. d.
layed."
Commenting on the recent startling avowal a. Madrid
the Richmond Enquirer says;
There can be reasonable doubt that the report II The
proceedings Of the spain Of the sh March
contained the Madrid correspondence OF the Paris Prss
substantially correct IL Is corroborated by FkdePsad
ce Beige These the two enterprisng and pros
nervous journals the European continent. " would be
worth the lucrative position Of the correspondent either
fact Of important nature for publication
as that referred to- he had the evidence uba
tate. Mr. Dodge, presume will be instructed to pro
coed forthwith and by the expeditions conveyance
Madrid ascertain upon his arrival from the Minister Of
Foreign Affairs whether he gave uerance such
as those attributed to him Nothing viii ought 20 satisfy
the people this country but prompt categorical
If the Gulf of Mexico Is under the control Of Victoria and
Louis Napoleon reality is Mr. Luzuriagas decara-
ton be eorroboraed be known instant
for all concerned in this hemisphere
There is strong circumsantal proof apart from the
ported demonstration Corte that Spain conscious
be compelled yield the British influences which
necessarily operating her since she entered into
the treaty 1877 In fact, she has been Of late years but
little better than dependency of the British Vol
UNFAIRLY to have abolished the African slave trade would
have reflected the highest credit upon her humanity In
cepting the bride of 900 to the she
respect of independent States and provoked the
contempt the which gave her the gold To
receive pay what she wished the world to consider phil
anthropc deed render her the despsed the good
of every land She is longer anything but the instrument
British ambition for the injury of American interests and
danger American nor can she be regarded in
aspect by the rejecting portion of this Union Epa
tero exile passed in England believed to be al
most as loyal the British the most loyal British
subject but if he otherwise in his predictions
he weak intellect and too irresolute in purpose,
resist OF Palmerston backed by his coaduor
the Tuleries.
Great Britain dplomatized in the matter OF Cuba
most successfully She has been thoroughly advised of all
that uohingism has been accomplishing the
States of the Union IL she had received intelligence
her faithful officials, Exeter Hall in condition to
keep regularly posted up the subject She
OF the fact that with the Sd of March last Congress
its existence that would have appropriated liberal
the purchase of the island She forcsaw distinctly
its would be controlled by know nothingsm
an element OF strength favorable her policy
itself The ayowed object of the secret order she under
stood perfectly, to prohibit foreign immigration and to
prosecute particular sect Of religion; and that
queny upon principle principle upon which live
det would have to array itself against acquisition
of the gem OF the Antilles r
Again:
'l quite obvious to that the speech Mr. huzuriaga
was correctly reported BY the Paris and Brussels journals
Lord Pamerson is the present British Premier. Prior but
his assuming the duties Of that post he visited
Louis Napoleon The hostility OF both to this country is
known in every intelligent circle at home and abroad The
former, when he Secretary Of Foreign Affairs in de-
spach to Lord Howden, minister Madrid said that
should be adopted for contentng the people of Cuba
with view the connection between that island and
the Spanish crown AND 1T MUST BE EVIDENT THAT
III THE NEGRO POPULATION OF CUBA WERE REM
DERED FREE, that fact ,coad POWERFUL element
Of resistance any scheme for oaneeng Cuba the United
States The latter asserted in his speech the opening
the French Chambers that the views and the
tenons animate the two governments (French and Eng
ish) in every OF the globe ! /"
KNow-NoTHINGIsM IN THE WEST.