New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31

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.fo1 that injury would not be inflicted upon the in.
haba OF the island tie other party about to be
permanently and Immediately affected. Any douot on
that point II would seer, should have been so.ve1 BY
the standing threat to turn loose the slaves upon the
people, by the frequent efforts a. revolution, AMI the
admitted necessity for force - maintain the Govern
ment which is contained in the large military estab-
hshnent, the rigid Police regulations OF the islscd,
ana the extraordinary provisions 81 the GVVerLof,
being ct ell times those which usually belong only TO
q ate OF siege. The natives of the l.ianf have no
political power unrepresened &c the Co-tes are
excluded from the ar1y art navy, not allowed TO bear
AIMS for their own Defense or pescesby 10 assemble
tr any purpose Shut out from toe avenues 10 dis
inCtlor, the !ofy aspiration OF TIE youth must be
snotheled the fate o.: the patriot 70 sand be-
tween expa;rs,ion aud the gero.e Or IN secret er
. the rum OF his country 70 sigh
When the worl5 is banded - sustain pre~riptive
power agsns: popular privilege, snail not We OF the
ocel republic be permitted - sympghle WITH Our
neehbors il their struggles for Constitutional liberty
which, by our example, We have been scsused OF IN
ciiIrg SheI We net, when the commerce o. the
world the interest OF the United States, sud that OF
CUBE combine recommend il, be j1stidei II see =
TO ear out the selsd policy Of the MED States,
that Of expansion Growth Is the a,tsrcset OF ygor-
Gus existence In Laions re- in organic bpties, tue
suspension oi that Law s the unfans evidence VI de-
cine.
There need be ro'hirg voundirg TO the prize OF
Sp.in in our negotiation. The considerations % b.
offered would not necessarily be restricted 20 those oil
pecunary character. We bsye re,aha,ory ststl'es
which di,crimiDa.e sgainst her mercantile nanoe
II. &c could be abr6ssed. The trade OF her cO1nes -
rellea 10 sustain her naval power. For one would
b. Nir make her ira1s with al the p0rts ot the
lifted G;es e. fee the HiLts and the waves VIII "a
bear It.
Bot If all eaceful means should prove unsvsing,
then Whenever her Island eb. u % become, ~ the
hard o. an enemy dangerous b the tbited States
whenever inst cause for war shall be 2ivec by spain,
soy shoud take POSSESSION OF Cuba using for ia *
purpose force % lsrse ~ admit OF simltsneola
iebsrkaon a. every important port, thai re-s.arce
should lie crushed by sngle DloS, snd the hendi-h
Tires. 10 renew in Cub. the scenes Of San Don;ngo
be put "a f.t before its execution could be attempted
That Great Britain, having by en- Il-igJgei emsnc
ps.i Of her slaves ruined her West lndis coolies
has sought to involve othsr sayeholdps countries il
tie fate the acts OF her STAT sufficiently
demo nsrae. That her movements in relation 10 CUBS
and o.her portions of tropical Ame lcs have bser
prompted by hostility 10 the United states does MOI
sdair If doubt. That wiser counses scd better feel
rgs taye recently prevailed there u 20 believe
What result VII. icrow tie rscen change OF MinistI,
remains 10 be seer.
IL The near tine, the creates: evil which cauld hsv