The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

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condemn mat trade and 70 eater into maserai engage
with another and they on that occasion ana ~
that e. gsgsnsnt agreed TO operate putting down the
traffic In human flesh. In the year 1917 new sod
ppecac treaty entered between this country ana
SPAIN with spain undertook thst tn the year 1920 the
loud cease and altogether and At the sans
time Spain consented to receive from this country sum
" f4o0CCO which was 70 Indemnify her for the loss
which her subjects might incur BY her cryiug out her
par, Of the contrac BIZ means or that f4oo 900 Spain
TO compensate her subjects for any loss which
10
cut,n CT that saty AMI yet nothing wss done TO carry
out However, 10 the year 1888 new aud still more
xpcit contract entered into bet ths couotry
and spain, in which Spain again repeated her engage
neUt formally bound herself TO bring in sufficient
10 continue the trsfc But s true TO her policy 5oan
Bacon one OF his puugen passages
obscrv. that the SpaniArds as nation, hsc elsays
oeen slow atch, and men ,ued that chsrac
eristc their country embodied 10 OF their pro
vesbr, which Was, "hsy ray death c,me from Spau,'
come IRON that quarter would be lopg eaough delayed
(IspgherD When, amer ten years OF delay, lsw or
mat character wa' In consequence OF tho 70 nonsrauce
q tbe country carried of the points coneuded for
by Eng and left out OF -Bsmey that o making tbs
slave piracy: and TO this very Gay the evil Of toe
trsfo between the coast Of Africa and Cuba has
coutouc1 with tie slsnt intsrmeoa Of about two
yesrs during which Geeersl Vadez wA Captain eaasAl
o. Cuba tassr Spain hsd no. .as excuse a.s TINS
eooush put dorp becsuse General Valdez bal .hown
that srch plea could mo- be urged with any show truth
scA copuac aud giving them six mAnths time to close
All their transactions in the save sie told them that
10 was Sssermined 70 pus aoHu a.. Toe end OF sna
the administration II Gsresa Valdez she pun
OF ships which TO Cuba from toe coast Of Arca
~th saves WAS Oily six. 10 1872, while General Vaiez
wss Capa General, the number only three. (H.ss
In 1910 loss than IA ,7o saves were landed 81
1ee tSa, .h. Genera vaaaz rsscrssd th
all the rbsbspts Of Cuba favorable TO the suppress
soa Of the trade which conducted Tor tho bsueus Of
private speculato.s Unfortunately, the acursed
tranc ras supported In higher quarters me expression
II opoon against the co5tc OF the Save trade
s.s ies.sS oy high Oh n Spain rs GRIM rsaI na
s'aIces Of persons having been banishe1 from the
leland Of Cuba because they had excresaed thar
ford) afraid that the ba,est OF ali motives thst
coud move . Christian sists tbs Gauss Of that,
vho rsceSed 9rcs. rcw.rcs for their fsvosnr the &c
curset trafno He believed that persons standing in
ry high portion In Spain had received largely the wa9s
Of his iniquy and that fortunes had been 1ds
in this acay There tad been captain generals OF Cuba
~ho within short tine amer THAR appointment TO that
as much Is 9i0o ooo whcs they had called during
captain generalship and this the price OF their
having allowed slaves 10 DO brought Into Caba II WAS
nsny instances three doublooDs for each slave
There hsd been, year after year, w.ful fasihca-
tiou 10 the pumbsr. Of slaves Who had been
anced In Cuba, In order TO the ends OF those
ho entered into these base contracts In year the
whole number returned was 400 900, while in reality
false play in the OF the emancpados Africans Of
class Sere under Of the treAes euted 10 their
reedem ster an apprenticeship OF Two years in Cuba
but the facts Of dexhs amongst tho apprentices hal been
suppressed, and emancpados who ought to have been
liberated substituted for the dead men He thought
which . country could be boani 10 put 70 use every
Ia her power TO have the coudops OF her treaty
sn , enforced She was s %. S -
the provisions OF which he should consider most
wise namely, the act which equaiIzed the duties
bound 70 ii in justice to the people, whom she taxed
to keep up squadron on the coast OF Africa The
man msn'ensscs Of force chase sisvers o.
spsin to carry out her contract. led other
tons to thnk that this country not sincere In the
another which should urge the governmen! to
ton 10 regard 10 remonsr wtn Spain the dim ul
ties which we're Coz neced with the right Of seafca
exercise Of this right the incompetence OF single
msnd' acting With the most honorable fconE, m got
isuite spark in tho sumbcrpg magazine of mischief
a very ceplorable contest (tiear hear He maotsn-
cd thai her Maesfys gosernmen ought to adopt solemn
poruss haa so,sa noI,s on this aass,S by u,nS All 4.
Niue 70 induce tho BrAzas g,verunsnt TO abolish
inc slave rsne AS SPAN nsa soopted dlerent course
the see Of the world TO suffer her treaty 10 be logger
dsregesd but 10 use every nsAas 10 her power TO haze
thai treaty carried into effect asd this sccurssd traffic In
men at once put an end 70. (HeN.)
TIE question having been put for the pson to lie on
thstabs,
Tevorou1
who had jast sat down evidently adjusted by TIE
purcst motlv 20, aod had executed mis- task with clo
queoce and feeling worthy Of bis name Hwas ianents-
Die 70 think that the traffic between the coast OF Africa
and Cuba main AIMED for goldthat gold must DO he'd
at ell hazards Of The haasra Of human life dear
hear rne subject which the right reverend preats had
brough, before thor lordships was one which should
command the attention Of the Eoeish governnsut, aud
the Sp .nish government, and tho Prcoch government
sometimes aiie9d ha Asersca WIs ips<reasd
IN this traffic in al lat las the fact Not
Of those slaves scarcely eae o. the IVES ever carried
hundred Of them were broush, 70 Cuoa me buix
Cuba The coast OF the, country INDEBTED
with CREEKS and surrounded By coral reef that n
impossible for any squadron stationed there 10 pro-
put the sy Of oorrupsoa BY which The spaui.h
would 90 at once pws 70 the dcuues OF the question
and 70 the oifi,uty which had arisen between and
America That coswtry could not a<wa ne roA Of search
w time Of pace. Bat 81 the Same time coald not bs
admied thai pirate chose 70 host the American ilAg
he wss TO pass free without even beios asked he ws
thing from the right Of seArcb BE had hesitation In
saypg believed this QUESTION would DO sAisfa,
ssry eiscars BY inducing Spain 70 porforu ooug,
tons which she had contracted and besn pad for
alton dcvouuy 10 be wished He could not cit
Gown WITHOUT aiodiss 70 tho slave trade, which,
he regretted - ssy, was nos carried on under
the guise Of the free emigration Of negroes from
Africa u Montenegro and Guadalupe. He had
verscd with nava officer whose duly hsd ossn 10 &C.
company cargo Of negroes Shipped under tho auspices
Of NJ Regis Tor Gusdaloupe rnat officer hsd told hm
3s died . voyage OF 30 days. that was no less than
per cont He also stated In answer 10 his qnestioo,
ths the voyage attended with the gres,ost d,ngef
for the white board the vessel ooly Is 10
number While the slaves ~ere $50 Many Of tho later
kept irons down below and nous we're al)wei 10
be deck sufficient time for heath and hsuce the
mortality He Uord Brougham) asked ,ns officer hou
these 800 slaves who called Zee emisr ants got On
vere brou ant cosn TO the By native chiefs
tpo<n 70 be slave dealsre and ~ho hA previously
obtsiced the by Ievylng upon their ,ighbors Hs
I'd tla or xr GA ID
give the Bou-e soy nfcrmstoa sc,ng another csss
In Which the board o. thsse freoch vessels
hal and murdered all the crew viih the exception
OF ore man.
Earl GlsY-kt1ed
Lord BRoUcHAm-Kilied HIS noble frsad wss per
fecty tight And people complained hs the slaves
excep<ed this but he lord Broughan) Did no.,
Tor he the medical who had been very sod W
them lie al hope at this question Of the 30 called fres
emigration OF negroes from the coast Of Africa 10 The
French colonies would ergsge the attention Of
In their commupcstcn WITH our imperial ally. he fear
cd that apart from the direct consequences upoo the
hspcy beings who taken tue Aus1to, u he'd