The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-27


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war might bring upon be Of The unsd
eyer painful should be- they might be at liberty de-
Mr.. Van Buren, writing to Mr. Van Ness, our Minister 10
Spain, October 2, 1929, says
ne Of he United States has siwsys looked with
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place. s ne easae pe
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row Joke spanish dependence = he ' nrst effect
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vernmsnt relax in colonial system, and 70 adopt Win
regard 2 t1ose .and: more liberal policy
in tbe yisw Of be United States as in addition 10 other con
sSss fsTsI i seais%y with desss % ministers
Instructed a,seaysy % watch The Course q events ana the
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Which once sss,sS blow ready % All on s iSe spssss
affairs Of United states great naval Power the
nSIsisi patton nyolyins &C.
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lated ya to aeci The general concerns Of all the nations
knowledge You possess public sentiment tins country
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from the communication Of that sentiment Congress in the
son hs Contemplated change In the
And again, on the 18th of October, 1880 =
This has also been given understand that If
dominion cooniss they w hy
% as Ss as ss sHS 2 her colonial
The subject q interest which the United
q iSey T inform yoS that are
Cuba - shGs ~ sn. as my is but SS not %oSs iS
Of reasonable State policy render 81 more desirable TO US
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The present state Of things be in greater Of becoming
Although such wishes and Interests
does sec Ia wsa as e. s
s for make % unon e. .aSs as ss IF f. sSss s
hands portion Of their destroy another and
he Gaed sas: sss E. III
re%onstrassd 10 ihsir accommodations las. summer
communicated to US in this regard accompanied
event Be !esorted to- and that the CONTEST forced npo
viii be carried on on their part with strict reference to
ME-. BUcHANASs OPINIONS SECRETARY
Mr. Buchanan, in his despatch TO Mr.. r. M Saunders,
Of June IT, 1648, said Hf
chase ,hs island Cuba from Spain he hs. Determined
duty Ths sssmpt should be made in ,hs Ss IN
lutte ;s refusal which would hsrss's,
changes IN the Spanish cabinet and policy desire make
a 's sss sss1ssy ASf
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subject discus in the Cores Such deli
cate negotiations At least IN their ncipent stages ought
the utmost secrecy and despatch.
cted condition Cuba and he danger which exists that
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me nrs q my to General and order
Mexico and e the oicer having charge o.
s s Ga ss
or that may pc wresed from her BY Great Britain shoad
'as
Cuba shall be dominion Of SPAIN we should in
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the President had arrived e conclusion Spain
fair and full consderation You might as precedent
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bis and glory have merely these topics IN
q ne iss% s o 'ss
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sss sssS y9 q wa Ss; in
of as nSS mSns be OF % s
maximum price and If Spain should be willing sell you
that practicable In you should be able to CON-
s SGa aSp as model
between France andthe United States sale and pur
&C. 5ss" sS. SPys1S@: y. ought
jeci, articles similar to them may be retained
MR.. EyERETTs CELEBRATED LETTER
Mr. Everett, IN his celebrated letter Of December l.
isa to the co~pe Ss.nsS dc sSrgs rejecting the
for tripartite convention with the United States
disclaming, severay and collectively all intention to OBJ
binding themselves to discounenance all attempts 70 that
effect the part Of any Power or individuals whatever
said
Spain meantime has retained of her extensive domn,ons IN
respectful sympathy with he fortune. ancient ally and
the friendly relations would no other reason eI
our leave the undsurbed
sion Of this little remnant Of her mighty epire
The President desires TO do No word deed of will
question her title shake her But can be
expected to last long, Can ress this mighty currentn
the OF the worlds II desirable thai shoud 90 soY
Can be for the Spain cling can
only be maintained by garrison ofweny thirty
iroops powerful naval force and annual
both arms OF the service OF at leas twelve doara
s sss the sos sns he s
government So far som being really injured by the loss
Of this island there Is doubt that were eacefuy trans.
ferred 10 the lnied states prosperous between
Cuba and Spain ung frc ancient associations and com
moi bo
The best conyed system Of colonial taxation Such
Of the Independence Of the States The decline
Spain from the position which she held time Charles
the ih Is coeval with the foundation her colonial sysem
while within twenty i've years. and since of OF
ber colonies h mas entered upon of rapid improve
nient unknown since the abdication of that Emperor
MR. MARcys INSTRUCTIONS FOR osrryp
Mr.. Marcy, IN his depatch OF July %, 1858, to Mr.
Pierre Soule says
srhere are circumstances the affairs of spsin having
connection win THIS country which give unusual
s time 70 the mission TO tha! government The proximity
of her remaining possessions in this sanda
Cuba and Porto Rcoo the United the copd
ton Of the former and the rumors
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