The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-10
THE CONGRESS OF PANAMA IN 1926.
THE TEXAS REVOLUTION.
ATTEMPTS OF LOPEZ TO LIBERATE CUBA.
The Quitman and Paez Movements for
Cuba and Venezuela.
Expeditions to Lower California
and Sonora.
History Of Walkers Operations in Nicaragua,
&c., &C., &c.

The remarkable changes that have taken place
within short time in some Of the Isthmus
tries of America, and the policy of our government
,to~ards them, marks in our political history.
The treaty that has been negotiated with Ncara-
gua bringing her virtually under the protection Of
the United States is not only new phase Of our
own policy, but is destined to produce the most
remarkable effects throughout Spanish America.
Already Costa Rica is dissatisfied that her sister
republic of Nicaragua should have preceded her in
the developement of this protective policy; and we
have before the extraordinary spectacle of the
President of the independent republic of Nicaragua
publicly thanking the President of the United States
for an exercise of jurisdicto within her borders
which, if exercised within our own territory, would
have been considered act Of invasion Of the
rights Of the State and subversive Of s liberties.
In view of this change concise history of flibus
tersm will be interesting and instructive.
The rise and progress Of the great movement
southwark which is developing itself with such re-
markable rapidity in this country, is thing little
understood on this continent al well AZ in Europe.
We propose to give short sketch Of the movements
that have marked the popular Intervention of the
several nations in the efforts of the Spanish Ameri-
can republics from the time Of their first impulse to-
wards revolution, and which IA follows -
Year.
/. Mrandas Revolutionary Attempt on
Venezuela ..................... 1906
2. Minas Expedition to Mexico. ........ 1916-l7
3. Fbusterism in Favor Of the Greeks. 1928
4. Colombian Prvateers and Commodore
5. Congress of American Republics at
Panama ma................ 1926
6, Mexican Fiibusternu on Cuba .... 1923
I. The Texas Movement. t................ 1886
3. Conspiracy OF Lopez in Cuba ......... ls47-48
o. First Atten pt of Lopez from the U S.. ls49
10. The Cardenas Expedition. ........... 1850
IL. Last Expedition and Death OF Lopez. 1851
H. Caravajals Movement in Mexico. ls5l-54
H. The paeZ Expe dition 10 Venezuela 10. 1853
IA. The Quitman Movement for Cuba. 1924
10. Raousset de Boulbon and Germans
III MeAco. 1914
l6. Walkers Expedition 10 Lower Califor
MA. 80. ........ .....s 1000
II. Walkers Filibuster Expedition in Mica
ragua ua..............!......... 1861
IL. Crabbcs Expedition To Sonora. ....... 1856
1t will not be necessary for ny TO refer TO the
efforts which made In Europe under the
lightened administration of Canning to advance
them in their cause TO refer 10 the selfish
motives which induced England at that time TO lend
all her energies in surrepttious manner to sepa-
rate the Spanish colonies from the mother country
But az the movement itself has been peculiarly an
American one, and its growth and developement i5
now taking wide spread influence in this country,
We propose by short review Of the principal facts
and features of il to show its and object The
frst organized efforts here 10 assist the Spanish
American republics conducted by European
leaders, although individual contributions had been
from time to time made in their behalf Bolivar had
visited this country his return from Europe in the
early part of the present century, TO study ins
tutions and seek aid, but he did not carry out the
great plans which then terminated in his mind until
some years After