The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-12
HOW CUBA rs BEING AFRICANIzEp.

he Ameriean people.
HOW CUBA is BEING AFRIcANIzED
The difference in the remarks Of Luzuraga the Spanish
minister in the session Of the Sth given by the Par.
Presse and the Independence Beige and the report Of the
Spanish organ New York. is in reality Of little import
The determination OF the government Of Spain to
its rule by the peponderance Of the negro race which
is the important point is fully established by very
recent evidence This evidence is as follows
lst session Of the Cories OF the 18th December
better known that of the sale Of Cuba the Marquis AL
baida in announcing his bill of the emancipation of the
slaves 1.-THE presentation Of which, though omitted by
the Cronca probably originated the recent discussion
objected to only the grounds Of neIpedeucy while
there appeared concurring sentiment in its favor On
that occasion the deputy La sagra said
Not that approvc the the general the
contrary would request the Marquis Of Abada to consider
that the Of moral defence and the of Cuba
dependent plan wisely concerted Of hich the future
Of the oored forms for the latter will be freed
later without the necessity of proeaiming their
emancipation, and Of which plan the change of slave into free
labor is also condition."
II the heyencer would examine the Madrid pa
pers will notice that the administration has been charged
with permitting La Sagra receive undue government
appointment of $4,000 year. and thereby estimate how
far he would say nythng opposing the views of the cab
met.
I'd We have no reason to trust the Crosca We have
every reason suspect its ruthfuness That paper de-
MED the existence of the Authorization circular of General
Pezuea published in the American press and Of which
there is original copy here in Washington In report
ing the session of the 18th December the Crica varied it
TO adapt the standard of circulation at Havana While
the Madrid Gaceta attributed the Marquis de Abada
the remark that those who wished for annexation in Cuba
were prosavery men, the Cronca said in its stead, that
they wished for the slavery of their country.
3D. The Repista Hltar of 4th January, quoted BY the
Jaion is considered government paper and its develop
men, Of the organization Of colorcd militia threat
preceded by the of two thousand blacks and
confirmed as late last week by the following decree
General Concha
at being proper TO the organization Of six
companies OF coored militia at this place. with the advantages
assigned by the militia companies,
ormy her Majesty order be incorporates in the
regiments of this garrison whenever they shall be placed
armhs excellency the captangenera has determined
that and the day the freecoored and muat
toes answering the following conditions shall appear
nscrbe themselves viz the unmarried between twenty and
thirty age Those residing in the first district shall
appear at the Fuerza, de-, &c.
BY order Of his excelency 1t is published in the Goceu
for general information.
(Signed) JOAQUIN MORALES DE RADA,
!" The Brigadier Chief of the staff.
"HAvAsA, March ~, 1855"
This general call Of the freecoored is more than suf-
ciept evidence of the views of the such
ures being knowingly in opposition to the preservation OF
slavery.
4th One of the very last threats Of the Spanish author
tiles the fu6lment OF which has come whether the Cron
version be true not this time, is significantly
yeyed in the rsa the organ of General Concha of the
10Th of January last;
Let the American republic whether is advantageous
to neighbor second and third edition Of the
protesaue but dangerous empire of Faustn Soulouque.
.And we say as neighbours because as members of the
conAderacy she might not agree to admit into the Union
Cuba and the Spanish Antilles If Arcanzed but these lat
ter would certainly refuse to be annexed and would become
leagued with st. Domingo and per-
m snent threat to all countries having slavery
.And have those who dreaming the acquisition of
Cuba reflected ths Has it occurred the fanatca pol
itcan of blood who have sought shelter under
protection of the American flag that all their efforts
bring no other result than the loss Of their country all the
ehe race and the sanguinary sacrifice Of their families
and the complete devastation of that country which
they pretend to idolize2
eve sorry be Obliged in certain matters to speak
with much restraint and subjects interest
thoughts but prudence and the good require it,
But let all those whom address Words
let them plans and views injurious all parties
and advantageous Let them away their eyes
from todcy and fix them so-morvom and let them
force Spain launch forth in path dangerous and filled
perhaps her injury, but which promises bitter sa
pontment some, and unavalng and useless and
tardy repentance TO the rest
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