Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-23
From tue NttIonl lnielllgemsr,
Tile Betrayed Cubansi


T'he confidential Journal OF lie Cuban JuNIa,
the New York Sun, has furnished, in Its number
Of the 18TH some further revelations Of the causes
which led 10 The falling though Of The late plot
fof Invading and tcvoINtonizlnS tile Island Of CU.
La, These ca.e resolve themselves mainly into
ALLEGED treacllery OF American c0n(ederates and
advisers, Official and unofficial, many Ofwhom ore
named; some VI them however, onl$ on suSpI-
cioa OF lIeaTEaY. We quote lew passages from
The Article:
'CvnAS AFFAIRs Ad,IS.-SinCe The Sun teopen'
cd the discussion OF Cuban atIai,S and Of The eau
seS Of tue fIiluEe OF the Junta movements, The
newspapers In all pats Of The Union ore taking
III and giving cuFErIcy Ia TNnlOFs tie Wost aO'
sUtd. The last Of these IuMO'S is 10 tile ELECT that
The patiOt ploreEIy lUldetSOn the Island Vi Cuba
have barEalued iuT pssSlOnce from Tie abolition
societies u England and france, IN tetuFn LOT tile
htOnnt and unlle M3MuNis SlUn OF Tue negroes UI
Inc Island.
awe TO moi doubt that The warm aspirations TOT
liberty OF large part 0I llie rIAnelS ana wealthy
psOpleiOfS Cuba would leIll them " assent 10
this aS m extreme leuSntti hut tue idea thal leY
have entered INTO any .uch 'haIsnln' as alleged Is
Just as pTepoStefOus aud Us Tint OlHleE t@
NOR, 50 long cUnen that they had sold themselves
utld Their island ~ lie South aS slave Stale.
] IelE VIOIltNIkf " OllE OJuWGlh SVhSN W"S ""N"'
ttlly nude ilrir relations with tie S0uill closer
than with llc North, umi excited mote sympathy
than III this part Of lie UniUn. Believing IN tue
Professions UIFlenAslrip uIatlc 10 'elr, they lave
indScfeetly perhaps yielded The guidance VI llslr
movements ~ Americans, symiiiM+'rS JOr My,
aud now they IinI themselves tatisa, nIId' as
might ~ saul, beltaycd.
ain this dilemma what wise Ot nlOie mutual
coltSc could they take than pr IMPLY anu elllIrely
10 dvUtcs themselves ltUI such Ill started con-
nCXlUnSl Now anil lltnCrIOTlll they IAbe oil tie
NAMnytNleES, all the GulinNcg Into thrlt own
hands. Yhry are mol iALhlcAl VI tenacious III Tie
subject Of slavery Their laws TT lie government
Ut slaves ute lat IN advance VI those VI The CMCd
States, and lll:y ate ready. when tie power IS III
iher WwM hands, to improve and ihl'na"lSs them
sill ih0re-lU dOmy thing which w:Sdun suggests
us pTUMOliYe Of The slaves lnlelrS'S AMI required
for tie ultimate good Vi tie country. For tic'f
views on this pont we need only reler to the 0Iu.
ton recently delivered in The CH|m ithrR@Hm u
Mo York, and published in English bySr' Get
Curla."
The SIN next proceeds 10 show how lie J"n'a
suffered themselves ~ bG dclndrd bY Pretended
a. cuts into hrlleE that The Administration was
friellIy 10 tLeir illegal $ClveS, al even that
ppnthinbnl member VI the Government "wOuI'i
UUrN4x being ma med us sccOrlI in command. Nor
wrlr These assurances ;cVniuuvs The Sun given
without some show uG antIUtly, SniCIrNV at least
Ia win The confidence Of thu CnbanS Tie poison
WIN negotiated, OF rather iaiSrd dbyut lhtSe mat
lets -ior tU their nalutc il was MT dceIHe! pTu.
dent 10 reduce them 10 writIng--waS Introduced
10 the unfortunate E'INrO aud OINtr CubanS BY ne
no. Us u representative VI llc Administration III
WASHINGTON, was eNtill,d u ilSe n broad SrN VI
liz United States. With such MI inliOhuCtuun
The most unlimited confidence was TepUStl III lin;
no sccirt remained untold" Thus, with TO-
e,ee VI cte,uily amuuntingto iaIuily, they dis.
CLOSED all their plans, purposes, and hopes, aud
lhe GoretnulcIl as bound by public duty HnI
natuO,m honor, took all lc.ul measures 10 fFuState
the plot concucled within is jurisdiction agallIS:
the peace nn. sovereignty uf friendly nrttOm.
"And now tSlyS Tic Sum pOnr Pinto has been
\ SacTliiCel the OuilNII cSNrulllOn defeated, Nud
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