The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-11


tepce 10 which he himself reduced near govern
menta Mr. S1ue not only failed to obtain the sstisas
An answer to his threatening postula ATOMS The follow
irg document affords the proof Of what We say
MR.. soULE TO MIR. MARCY.
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pons my return ior few weeks With earnestly TO Leave
The idea they have Of weakness constant motive to offer
have not heard sogls word from senor Luzuri.g. with
regard TO The disposition Of ths OF asr Catholic
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him. what we are to s1pecin future. s pr }SsT:
The Hon. W. L. MARCY. Secretary Of State.
Well, then, the dplomatist who wrote this to his 60.
vernment went away without having obtained an
How dares the Es ana print such errors, which
beforehand rsced by this and by the other press
But ii the Epana had been so blind as MT to the
is It ao deaf not to have heard the speech in viii III
Senior Luzuraga answered the Interpolation Of Mr. Ordar
Ayeriua upon this same question of the Back Warrior?
We viii copy on this subject few lines from the Ga
sste of the 7th May
The Of Her Majesty determined to do jus
In meanwhi occurred the retirement Of that munster
who Wished to give TO his resignation the appearance not ot
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confirmed BY the language OF the who accidentally
came to represent that and who stu presents
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The minister was not satisfied DO hut he
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That is to ray Senior Luzuriaga explained in full Par
lament that the satisfaction due for the wrong done
poned through feeling of dgni led for the
dscourtey of Mr. Soule that the retirement of this gen.
ceedsd BY worthy minister who interpreted in differ
emit manner the wishes OF his government as did Mr..
Perry left our government at perfect liberty to pay the
debt Of justice In deciding upon that step the minister
had not relied on his own opinion, but submitted the
over AMI again to the Judgment of the direc
tors and subordnates And here s by the by, call
attention to the ability displayed by two fanctonares
who had share in the settlement Of the Black Warrior
Senior Don Jacnto Abstur and Senior Don Miguel dc los
Santos Alvarez opposed in their political opinions
but resembling each other in high talents and sincere
from the Epana another Of its Illusions but is
sary to do At least what says concsrning the
duct Of Mr. Cueto representative in Washington at
the time Of the settlement Of the affair Of the Black
Warrior appears to us in this light The Espana be-
Ieves and has right to DO that the political persons
who DO not belong to the present situation are under the
twood obligation of refusing energecaly to participate
IN anything which they might believe dshonorabe to
their country Senior Cue.o did his position
the men actually in power, and he might have sh
himself as discourteous as he chose towards Senior
Iuzuriaga, sendir him. st tbs time his resgna-
ton, which, in such cases. is customary Bat this
point the infoIna ton Of the Espaaa correct
than in others Mr. Cueto contented himself with writ
ing to Senior Iuzuraga that the settlement of the affair
of the Black Warrior had been received at Washington
and endangered more and more the good relations be
tween both governments.
The language of Mr. Cueto to his government should
have been siucere and explicit in condemniug its
luton dishonorable to Spain. 1t was not sufficient
that be should write this to his political friends In pr
vate letters. diplomatic fuocionary ought to have
recourse to government and to the public
ITSELF when . Minister, the Espdad says, commits
shameful acts which humiiate the national honor We
easily believe that Senior Cueto is disseminated with that
settlement. Why should we doubt il, knowing thai he
had affirmed to the OF Washington that such
settlement was impossible and that he left entirely
without authority 1t very natural that this should
dsease him. and that he should have wished to be re-
moved to court in unison with his diplomatic
notions but by himself soliciting change his mission he
claims for him in its Iuckless article. And since it
boasts Of patriotism, will show 1t that it not give
good example Of it by printing In types which will be
read by foreigners, the false ioea that
has yielded to the threats Of envoy giving Just sat-
isfrc.ion to another government.
The partisaps of Mr.. Soul6 would read with pleasure
this paragraph OF the EpGnd wherein n tributed to
them the power of intimidatng us, h0A - not got ex
perience Of the contrary
But It is always painful to find that there are spaniards
who write such things 1t is statements of this kind and
not the just solution given to the question of the Black
Warrior which have tendency to lower our dignity in
the eyes of the Anglo Americans.