New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15

CubA' Wo s,ns,4 Gni a0l>y Va Fa'~i
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-o-f,ee. Aad IL wanted 4. &c Lt.e a',- ~ - -
owr-Lr tle cxraas,c. q S'avery. iAp2,Sass i''t
Greeley vud,rs.scd 4: le GsI-so6 lnte,''A7e - 'e
sltie bl,oSv AlOli'io, C-.s r-ders'aud n. u. ii
arrlausel Trey said ,t.; H5g.s1e ane Ffsne' f1e-
c.'sc.--tLe 81 seq dc Lord agpA.s'-I - T..
-'.ui SD F.ssce za4icl 80 20 % a-' 4. '.f l. e.
& -m. sri &c i-d' iG'eat app .tJss W ~ wa l.
o. ~. whether re. ara Leo 10 o. -ifut lSe a. Np-
p.'rse.l When Erssci. tie Jcos! o'- ofsisS'' -
gcts siASiifg IouIi tte word
Bssg roo- f. z al ca 40 We, i.urk sna hsc set
tie fer Of TAI many before t.s eyes, ss': "gr1mon
Immediately sycis storm # pct HIM cuts" SO 10
fee {. tie 'tot to!s eyt.r poi'ze 81 acquaintance
web Ri. I.i-cgtoay. lie seEesi IA vaia b -
con - Ted IT, rrpsicor SHE SIN Or.y Tbs yUcs OF
Ire e,sst Ryn5e rs cou-5 rcst--c c-'er.
S4rstor BRowN rcDt on 90 -sy - s. il case e agS
viii Erglard act Frapce tie c6arce- were tat -
-htyll tte az American Ge~srAl host TIE sfS'i scc
.',iCes over toe Tcieies ard re Paace q - james
IEr tusisst.c app use T.h Abou; Offending span
IN p-.t-. WY, Span had slrea.y ceded territory
~ tty-o tes ia her history ara you might a. WEI
tel hr- a 4 WHO had bssr dNbanchett ~euty
~. ;rts Eou1 be offended q. the twelty- second time
True lacies Of tEEt case ere spt % &C COY 81 hrst
In, that vouj soon W. AZ or IL Cuba were - come
.ousa zee Territory, rs anxiety 10 get her hks Bob
Acres courage, vcud core out st ~ hnGer- enc.
Whbt VS. the Cord..ior Q! the AircSn rAoo n tee
Is'sre Of Cuba, Was il "a coed as in the southern
Stsies1 lie appealed to Lloyd Garri,on sinselt, 70
Cert Su ih or &c ctsceE0 over If possible, no wcrd
tpresl ta Horsce Greeley lspPause Il ire co5i'.oo
- the AfIiosn rsseI iG Cabs were not irhitey worse
Il al in the southern States lie believed q AZ slavery
w. e tivire origin sTcat SCI that Col decrsed II
tom The foundation az the word great appaLs /;
'bst tte African wts uestired, from bis orsassa 10
become the servant q the white man lccutIpuc' ap
p'aussI: ara = opinion was. that every one BE-
.ore nm wou.o be better OF L he had Niger 70 wst
open bin. II.Cud and tiuued applause. Mr.
brown concluded by chsrgit Seward ard tie Repub
4
bU which lie said would en- ~ hsh tao NAL facilities
& New lCk within tttot days.
The HCr. JoHS CooHrhNE neNt hs'rsngued TIE
me,trg. re was geological and rhetorical 5; the
sane tme-feferring to the wsets Of the Cali, which
rad divorced Cubs-tte faire.t sister OF America
hou us, end BOW tie time WAS come 20 get her back
mo ur srms-vbich were open tOenbtsoe her. And
Il Size G.6ut want 10 I've embraced, che must be EN-
braced With reference To her wishes, because the
TINE had come wien she should be ours. Tie safety
4 ills ccurTy deptuoei Upon getting her; TOT u she
zen anei che wac, there wac no tehirg he clsn''
ties when We od al upon tns coun.fy AID the Demo
cratic party. Tie honorable gentleman was aaso
ssch Ine ard Insisted that because We raised cotton
ari nee ard he'd the ccniTo CT their market, We must
tr ntcesS30te extend tie spnes Of ou lLhdehcc over
zuLGr ard gt1 shOit supply Of cotton, sugar snd
rce tie e. eaksf argued Tat Europe would be unable
to % 90 var As mater " fact taen, tie taking OF
Gaia became great lum unitarian measure, designed
70 rerseCc the peace society. Again, we had Cabs,
| the oil va'cgem dUty beng gone, We would be 40
.orgeT con PEELED tO s,Iimp Ourselves IA our Tea or
coffee Having exhausted sugar, the speaker touched
ON tobacco and finally struck balance between Cubs
ana tht Ul.ted States Ia their commercial dealings,
sad SLOWED tlLt Clba lad balance VI Iaie agaiGs.
! rs II over forty m;.iOJs # LOlsrs. Leaving com
/ neIce tie sreqbeT became cassic. He drew par.
| aUeI b,tgcen Rome ard Carthage and the United
States and Cuba ard capped the climax by irstitutng
a comparison between Senator Brown snc Cato. The
acquisition Of Cubs being f)Iegoue conclusion the
speakers remark, had an evident hllbu'ter '4rlut
! toward Guians ard Brazil We mus. therefore, aaye
! Cuta. Tie uecossIGes u commerce demanded II,
W. tGj 10 take il by right Of power Had Englgni
tot tCmbarded CsLtOl-h6d she not Obiteratod a
ttirt Of Asia tiom the map Of the word-had not we
driven az IL AbOrigirNa With these as his prem.
not exGerrn,nse Giessers in Cuba Tue Insult 70 the
! Black Warrior afforded as the opportunity, and We
d.a lot avail curselves OF H. but no would not lot
another opportunity clip.
Gala ior Senator BENJAMIN were made but the Pres
dent orr ourccd that dppstch had been received
from the senator sts,rg that lac had been detained in
| Washington.
The statement was also made that the Hon. Slr
! Cayarsgd wac detained by soie throat.
Cop RYKDTRs then came forward 10 represent the
Albert orators. He wss Geiy fihbuster all over
AID though as United States Msrshsi he could not
break bis oath Of Office yet he suggested that the time
might come when bs should be compelled to resign his
Office His speech decidedly tie best Of the even
| ing.
Tie meeting tLen aiio1Irel with the hall but half
| filed.