The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-06

mus OF fshusntepeo, with ngnt % out csus 70 units
the Atlantic end PsCno Oceans. We merely stsse THESE
ss uasd sns SerS 3, osvsp
exclusive command Of that i'm postant nserocevUc CON
nunics,on, tao neutrality Of whiah In any part OF Genial
America was The express object Of tho Bul~er ayson
zAe cpa.tsA scver~w,~s IN 1y dispse ,cs Nerves.
naturally ossrSoss obtasu Ms wearaty Of the United
Ssoos; and 0ss subject s. sasd, y haze receusd
fado,y @svronoes O course II must DO premature 80
speculate with anything ike CERTAINTY upon the foreign
policy which Mr. Bacnsnsn Cabinet my usu "a
rate Ipceso may be altogether Unfair 20 attribute
this large loan to uexoo 10 desire The part Of ths
Of resrtrs tho hottie demonstration which Spain
" so.ut to make Tho fsde 81 government ct wasnuso
trsih bt has tba. government tao power OF control
Ing the fbusserDg sPri which apimates in0onsder
soyS orion o. the Am.ri;.n peopes
more has for more than thirty years for med
great csrcipal point OF American diplomacy In 1892
and Ia 1927, suspecting thst Engisno was negotiating
With spain for the oe1Ion Of island Of Ouba tae
United States government instructed Its agents In Europe
hs, ros.ant ccicos Ens ana or any other sres. msr
hre state In 1887 Mr.. Stevenson, tho Uatei States
hlnbser bearing that loan Of ok millions had been
wtud give some guarantee connected With the island OF
Cuba waited upon LORD Palmerston, and asked for
sises could no, see win iuoasrsnce ouSs pass from
spais into the possession Of sny 0ther Power The
pie "S sSs Of .ss
permitted 10 influence the conduct Of Great Britain; that
In deciding oil such Questions his nsjesys government
government but must doodle for itselt" In 1S48 Mr.
Daniet Webster In . confidential oonmanica Ion sd-
"nss he tss received, from . highly oreditaele
source Information that the British sbolitousss
and the British ministry intend 70 offer indspsnaenoe
black military public, un Ter British protectioo." Be
Hcvrg this most outrageous fabrication, he addc -" II
quarter viii be unlimited. With six hundred thou
sand blacks In Cuba and eight hundred th
the United States a': q SsVsn: and
San Antonio, ports ~ npregnabo ~ the rock Of Gbral
tar che WIN be able CLOSE the two entrances to the
Gulf OF Mexico and 70 prevent the free passage
toe commerce Of she United States over the BassmA
tanks ed through the Florida channel" Mr. Buoha
nan IN lsse impressed with the belief that Eoglsnd
Wa again intriguing for the acquisition OF Cubs in-
strucss Mr.. Sanders to urle upon the government
UoeS sus 70, the Syw or husarcs nd N ONE
q collars, 10 be paid In convenient instruments
Mr.. Buchanan poip,s out that Ensland, in posses
zion OF Cuba, would be enabled In time or war 10
blockade the Of the Mississippi, TO deprive all the
Western states Of the Union Of foreign mashet for their
positon to sstroy eli comm roe by sea between the
American ports on the Cult and those the Atlantic.
We must do Mr. Buchanan the Justice 70 state tina. he
ADDS "Apy acquisition not sanctioned By justice and
honor weuh be too dearly purchased" We next como
to the celebrated Ostend Manifesto which contains doc.
character Of Ureo States diplomacy. BurIssquing the
passase Burhe tina, has . right 10 pail down bis
hs own Mr. Buosslsn and his two Colleague soosuiS
declared that on The same ground Of expediency the
United States vead Dc justified in taking iorcDls
sion OF The most valuable colony Of fisudly power.
We have given this sarrstve FOR the purpose Of show.
ns how steadily the United sases government has kept
ira, Mr. Brchsnsn sho Aas bee. 90 long pl.derd MS
covyS, car sosO altcoahu yspex ks policy the dispute
INTO The dimensions Of hords OF adventures from
the Southern states initiating Lopez and walker, would
sressun snd pwsoy which ends in snnoraaon ANY pro
essous Of neutr % On The part OF the federal govern