New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

would isver have reoDrse n such means '" get oa o
her difficulties. This mere sne policy IL tue cas-.
robe VI the sor6, -tch kuosn 10 tee OhteI
States under The bAme Of the Monre poh'y, sni
which the pessDt Presicent If the Uui'ed S.es nas
adopted v'a so uuca enthusiasm, wa ioieVs' en-
counter IN Seain feelit of reousi snl n - Roe
teIec by the CzstLkn nob.p,y. TtIs mast be known
oIce for all Bat l. the esgsELess OF the Pfesi-
cent cf the Ubited States anf tne party shicl he
repre,srts IN which do not itcud- the majority OF
the Uni ec Ststes Whose good prudence are
known 10 Al: such is biz esgerIess say that pre-.
suui pon the ED witch these sraage reeo i.iiots
must bsve lie eIteIs INTO the mJ seres OF the future
end pres, nts 10 us menace IN the distance. Tread
III ve'y VOICE:
boud tecur Witch do suicps ren1eas De
parture o c aIy Jnstss unds' the aera'' ana over
rulirl law 0f self preset siou.'
A, gentlemen will notice thissrg gus ,e is sufficiently
explicit: the idea il uvOve IL roIeOt those dip 'nst
ic feOulcses which generally used iath cltss oi
cocsmetts. | am glad of il, ana believe that TINS
II use sro ali Sp,in will joln w'th me IN ,h's ior
Iessops; first teca1se civilized Eur pc sbah 10y tbi.
krow ~hs, are the iu'ebtion, of u political parry ot
th, United States which is poseiful snough 20 rNise
It's cfit's the supreme maeistracy, sud sht $50
appreciate 20 the full the new Fr cpe OF the Ia" Oh
nations which according 10 the happy phrase oi
Frerch psptr C, pssts procl Luling t1e rsnt Oh
orcibe appropriation for cause OF American utility;
and secoroly because when these m'ehtooS are
Known her Msjestys Goveinmept ana toe shoe
neiion will prepare agaiIst the Contingency
with which We are thr-a'snei, and wnso
the .e circumstances which Mr.. Bachanen speaks ot
tha come TIE Sps nish nation MAJ reply a. cid the
Greek ZERO: "You want Ccbs; then come ami take
her" TIE Island Of Cuba IL to-day defended by tue
spirit Of ler Ihabaats, Who, am sure, have no de-
sire to lo.e their religion customs sngusse, t'sdi'
tops, all tnat chsroc,erlzes people, ln tnos. oi
fiysl and dominant race. TIE Island OF Cuot ae-
eudeO by pa'fiVlism at yaor of our army snu navy
The Islsid If Cdoo is oefenced by the administration
of he metrur Ole which is developiog IN fabulous
way It's elsne Is Of riches aud power; aud sb,ve Az
It is ceferded by the inconiestabe right o' e Spanisn
nhtiCp which will sl~cy be superior TO- always more
pos rful Ii an any which this pos invokes, witch
are irvoke ed or be invoked by the Pfesidett of
the United Staits, or any party whch may at'
tempt what is Indicated IN tits message. lus Is
rot tbe tlace lor am the man 10 advise the meo wno
Govern or NAV govern the Uoted States, bnt may
be permitted TO lament the bpdI ess, woch lesds the
anne Xario niss Ia extend the CIR lie c tneir donioh
witboot limit. The American esgle holds In It's ta"ns
coed part CT the American co ltbent out Us cVNet'
our ,yes are eager for tee rest Me xicO, California,
Csnaoa Nes. Eug Lard. the Bay of Samsn, IN st. DO
mipgo the Isthmus Of Panama, the Island oi Cooa-
all this it covets ~ithOut thinking that s1oud II soue
day come realize ts desires, although IN appearance
il might gsn in power il woud yet receive the seeds
OF decsdeLce snd disruptlop Ire United States, so
fond of lotipg archaeological antiquities, m'y READ
their horoscope in the history ct the 'man people.
That people came TO extend tter dC niuiou from
Atrcs TO the Baltic; from the columns VI Her
cules TO the Red Sea; bu. h3ir hour Of eIp'ati)n
sourded, thst hour which Providence always souods
for the enterprises OF folly aud those groups eparate
fir. m METROPOLIS which had uGil.d them without
sssimilatrg Il en- tie RUmsn people becoming slaves
10 their turn for II has rot ben able IN hteel GEN.
turi. to reconstruct ITS nationality within It's ancent
limits. / have given you. gentlemen, the oplnion
which | have come 20 with respect 10 The tSo lm
portsnt points that refer TO 10 the Message OF
Mr. Buci aIsn. believe that this is the a1an'mous
opinion Of the HoDse snd of the country, without a
spp yception believe that it is also toe opinion OF
her Majesty; but this is not enough; seems to ne
Al. IA, m "A dec
which shal pot stopper upon this threat, thls
offense; and whatever may be contained IN similar
Demon strbtors which may be made, !, gentlemen,
have the honor t. Pre- pose it, because believe thai
1stbopOb the least and most humble member Of this
House have peculiar right, IN Consequence OF tue
post which occupy, to call the attention OF Gov
ernme ut 10 matter treating OF the afe and preserva
ton Of one Of tfdnsmarlne provinces. cooclude
by askina her Msisstys Government and in patticu-
lar tie hOr or9Ne Minister Of State, to make this mani
f,staion, which, coming from their lips, can Dat Do
dgLifed and patriotic, and the honorable members
10 are sitting on these benches that they Will Tor
few minutes throw aside the feelings IF party, u con
cider grave and important matter in which the hoaor
OF our country is involved.
The MIsIsTER OF STATE (Calderon Collantes)-
Gsnts n, the Houfe Sill zee tns. cannot follow
Sen Uloa through all the facts, all tho circumstances
to which he has had occsFon TO refer. | am
glad nevertheless that that gentlemao, inspired by
the pur. tment Of patriotism, and by zeal Tor the
nteIetts ard honor Of our beloved country, has
Mt in the most adva tsgeons position TO ex-
plain with ell the crnm pec'ion which its nature de-
mauos the opinion which It has formed upon IN dJcu-
ment to ~hich the gentleman has referred. IL Is not
ttrar that berg important by ts character aad
by the authority from which emauates, 1t bas msdc
a strorg and deep inpress upon the miods of the
members Of this House as 1t certaiAlJ has caused IN
the minds OF all Spaniards. Nevertheless, This im-
preston will be ca when have the honor t. show
TO the House. briefly the matter permits that our
relations with the Government Of the Amerc Union,
in ihe .i1 months during which have been Mlnistr
Of State and the dspostAry OF the conhfence o tue
Crown, have been the most CORDIAL even ihe most
sffe Ct cDate. could tcereIre, bat be- surprised that
il should be said in this document that our raloEs
are in an rsatsfactOTy state. have hsrdly thought
it nect ssaIy hold long conferences WITH the worthy
Representative Of the Angle. o.American Republic. Toe
few which have held with him have be, all so cor
dsl so affect oDate so intimate, that was profoundly
convinced that Il estions between the t~o Govern
nents perfectly hiency, and thS, they ran no
Iisk Of olstuI baIces Her MsJvsty Government mas
It'll this confidence; in these relaOls, as weu as
those which il maintains with all countries 1t has en-
deavcred TO act with circumspecton, moderation and
Temperance, always united to the dg0ity and firm
ness which BELTS great people. Some Prdpositioos
have been pres, tso IN form By the Reproductive OF
the Anglo American Republic, aid in all things he has
been completely satisfied. One OF them ~as that the
Queen wouj pardon two plo+, who, IN the expedition
OF the aLdit Lopez fell into tne pOser OF oar troops
This was iumecisely granted, and the Representa-
tive Of that RspubIc gave the most expressive
thaIks TO her Majesty Government. Some vessels
of that nson were mstrsai by the cruisers OF an
other power at Saguaa Grende, and the Captain
General Of the Island OF Cuba protected them by the
most energetic and eff. ctye 10 this
also the Government Of the Untet states has mani
tested its grsti1ude 10 that of her Msesty. la ding
go IN ore Of hese cases. the worthy representative OF
that Cover melt said that be believed t1at these acts
were the pre ude-the most efcacious suaranteethst
the r.latons oetw.en the two Governments would be-
core every day intimate and mole friendly.
Soch is the stste OF relations with the United
Staes If any other complaint hes arisen IL has been
dscdei On rr niDe- f src iQs ice than by the