New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

10 there; they will cay: The Government has
bought it," and, ss haalns. Cobau, they will c,u-
sder that il Is pre- Gmpted Aud paid FIR by thtm The
truth IT, il is hereditary, or it has been taught 10
them: at any rate il is in the Aoglo Saxon blood.
Dor people believe it is no baim 70 take away fo a
SpaLisTd or NJ xcan or gu lrdlan anything be hss
rot ard they vsLt and tn do not believe it is HON.
icioe or murder to kill him either. lL.ugatsrl.
What will be done by our adventurers when they
land there 7 Not to be viiious, | viii take my
osn State as an illustration. l all suppose that
three Kentuckiaus go down to Cubs; oae Of them
an old fellow, with q parcel Of negroes. As Mr..
Buchanan is going 10 buy Caoa by sort of forced
sale, without authority Of lay, warning of all other
bidders, this old fellow would settle upon some Cuoan
hunt him out, and take possession. He would then
gn to survey and demsrk for xation other
msns plantation. He would elboE him, browbest
him, ana frOwn at bin; show him DO vie. knives and
reviewers; knock him down with his est perhaps,
ard stamp on him a little IN place where he could
rot be seen go az ~ escape the law man would be
inclined naturally uhder such process, to give up.
There is a sentiment among Our people, that they
have right 70 do that thiog. Toey would murders
they would marry; or they you'd do anything in the
world To- get a ! that was going.
The other two young gentlemen, whom suppose 70
20 down from Kentucky, are a couple OF yoaog tlh
busters-elegsnt men, having nothing 10 live upon
and doing nothing, AID nothing 70 do anything upon
Laughter. They talk about fast horses, about pistol
shooting aud about gonniog, aud they shoot pis
tolls Ore Of them will get TO be an overseer for a
widow, and marry her. and the next year You would
bDd the rest Of the family dsnherited. Laughter.
Tse other, being remarkably spry snd good looking
fellow vii run way with some old Caban dsughtsr;
he would get into the family and he would De there
but little time before the old msn would be in a
Of the plantation, and he in full possess and
with good title. That is the way it is to be Amer
icanized, ard the way they will 60 when they got
there.
Why, Sir, there is not Spaniard now TO be found
in New Orleans; and have been there and peranba-
lated over the whole city. There is not one that
4 -, h.ap Abara ttrn ry
three times. At st. Augu slime aud Pensacola there
are nore The trdth 49, the Spanisb rlce get out Of
the way Of race. They will not remain IN Caoa;
they have too much instinct for that. You ast put
ont here in Of our forests, or on the plains at
spring or hex loo from the Orrid zone, and let
herd Of buffalo him lash his sides with bis tail ald
roar and strike down with blow horse and break
the back Of an elk, and they VII havs sense ea0asn
not TO 90 back there. Put down tiger, aud let him,
with his fierce weep and his yelO~, glarlng eyes,
pounce upon gang Oi deer, and venture 10 say they
will not be in that neigbborhoOd nor within twenty
miles Of that place, in forty days. Your Cnbans
know, if they have any sense, how this population
have been rooted out. viii give you familiar lllus-
traitor that you can all understand, aud that want
the people in the country to understand. We formerly
bad about our barns in Kentucky what VIC called me
od.fasbioned blue rat and there are in the country
swarma # another description OF rats called the Nor
way rats, who eat up the bloc rats. When the trav-
cling gangs of the Norway rats inyaoe BAN Tie blue
rate scampeT for their lives kDo vii that they will be
pantlug for liberty, and would also be Cubans pant.
Jog for life under those circumstances Laughter
Tat will be the effect Of 1t, evidently and plainly
Thai 10 the process by which the AUTHORIZATION
would 90 on.
Ore effect of this measure will be it's connection with
the contest about the next Presidency, aud am going
to venture piece Of advice on that and stk the at
tentiOn Of the Senator from NewfOTb, tMr. Seward.
The DemocTat ats have Pacific Rsllfcad plsttorm aud
it is 10 harm for you to take board. As this
seems to be game for the Presidency, and brsg
game at that, | think the American party, If they
have a platform at all, ought TO 60 two better, and
90 in for building ell three roads. II was proposed
that we should appropriate $40 000 900 year to con
stiuct railroad through country wleie there 10
neither wood, nor water, nor population; where the
mountains Will have to be tnnneled; where viaducB
must he mace and bridges built; where the iron must
be transported to every spot Why, Sir, we should be
as lOr building that road as the children Of Israel
were in the wideri ess aud am not 20 certain that as
TO the debt il would involve should no. be IN sort
OF Egyptian bono age for four hundred years, making
brick without straw, in order to build this road.
am ling TO give land, but no money, TOR that
purpose. That bill, however, has turned out to be
d harmless proposition for survey by which we
may learn some geography know something
more about the country. Old Colonel Benton said the
buffalo wore the best engineers ia the world. 80 they
are to certain extent. II they travel from one pas
ture TO another lick 10 another, they pick the
best ground: but in the Colonel case, they happen
not to come from San Francisco, and, of course would
not do for engineers. When get in the reports OF
all those surveys the estimates will fat TAR snort OF
what will be required. Tee natural process 49, as pop
uation progresses the people will hnd where the good
land s they will find where there is water they will
get convenient to fuel; and 10 the meantime the tran
sit routes viii SUIT Us well enough Besides, we are
yet in our infancy; century IS bat year ID tue age
of a nation ana we are not yesr old. Surely our
rapid growth thus far, ought to satisfy us. festHa
lenie, is the maxim of wisdom. AZ they say IN the
country slow and sure is the true policy Let Us con-
sodate compact, build up, secure, and settle, what
we have. 49,
The Senator from New-York said the building of
that road would afford an outlet for the wild spirits OF
the country. Surey, SIR, 1t would be no outlet ioi
them Cork and Connaught anc Belgian and al
Germany would furnish the men to build III the men
who de with the spade and pick; the men who crack
rock ON turnpike roads, and work about the sis and
carly iron. Talk to one Of these regular hhoasteIs
about working, letting oil his steam by cracking r0ck
away out in tie wilderness Of these roads, and
he will be worse insulteo than Spain is Ii we get Into
a war about Cuba, these are not the men who are
going TO DO any fighting unless you make up regt-
MELT of coOl els ma Ofs. Toey would ola thst, pat
thew will never 90 in tho rank and file. They Will
ow in the track Of the army like vnltures and
wolves following in the wake of any other army,
greedy and hungry, and ike aokals, woen the battle
is over sbd lost won, ready to grovei Tor their
food. That is what they Will do. They 20 along To
live by their wits outside of the camp. The men who
ole there are DO men for 6libusteIrg about here:
They must all be officers. TO down To taverns ana
look at some OF them a. you zee ttem siTuung about
They tot not neher 40 the! SPIN ye' oVoiuV N ~.
HE glory was hardly srrayed like one OF them; have
seen two or three OF them here TINS Winter thst OUT
strntted, and outtalked, and OGt-shone any men 4
ever saw on the face of the earth. 1t is shame that
the should pandeI to that spirit; that Iee
il which is dominant IN the land
m.de the point, in the first instarce, tina. Span
will not trade and it takes two 70 make bargain.
That Of itself would be sofcient objection TO this
bill; but have some other objections. thisk II is
noiscrse to propose such measure IN the fsce oil me
world after tie declaration that Spain has made. Ii
snnears As If we wished TO make her coofess her
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