Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-03-04

spoiled this subject, hgln sufltitus INC
great child whose appetite Initiated by swceimtas,
that they ctcrnalv whining because their stomach DE-
not big their and they cannot swallow every
thing they Laughter lhol ought 20 have snuic'
body who is willing 70 tell them the truth. When
Won talk them about the acquisition ~ Cuhn. they
think Is all right Men say "jnclc sam toots we
bill; sud who knows that there may not be vindal for
him Thai may not draw ticket in the lottery do
not know how il will come OUT And ON, Just
an ad,enturer, without knowing ANYTHING about The
ropulaon. habits. pursuits or character Of the peope
z have heard rant about Cuba, and II YOU landed
him the island he would be the most lonesome poor
W the world Imported African would
paaver aud iahbcr at him. and suptrcous Cuhans would
look az him sconully and walk around Dow him, tur-
key looks o. a snake In rain aughtcr;l and hc very
negroes unless feed, would not wait him; aud they
would not wait On him for very substantial reason
they would not know what In the world he said, and he
would dot know what they said
Tho people Of Cuba speak different language they
profess different religion and they Of different cN-
traction from and our people have regarded them as
aliens and outlaws from the pale of humanity and civil
g'tnn That is the feeling Of our population ont West
/ know. Suppose annex them bv the annexation
You have the high preroEatve Of taking them under Your
wing. You have 90 protect them In war and attend 70
them in peace You marry them. as a man does MS
wife, "for better for worse. II the senator rom
Louisiana gives true account Of Cubs, would rather,
before she comes into the family consult little further
and little longer about IT, Saving nothing about color,
think have been At more respectable weddings than Il
De 20 bring her into the household. Laughterl She is
be civilized and Chrisan2ed, and an This under The
guardianship and the protection Of the United States IL
II heavy i1b 40 doubt the spirit Of our pcouio can
accomplish H. for they have achieved wonders but IL is
certain there would not be many Of the natives OF Cuba
loff there long.
Well what is the immediate haste for this measure
now There is no necessity for uny haste about H. We
are pencs with England, peace with France.
and we AZ peace with Spain Why mako this attempt
in time Of profound peace. when even the authorities,
cited tho able report of the Senator from Louisiana,
mir. SLInpLLl admit that ought not 90 make any
effort take the island while IL remains under Spanish
rule England and France proposed 10 a triplriiic
trcstv gunrantying that would not seize the island
but MI Everett refused 10 ~ IT, They that
eventually look to IT, and have al ayowcd 20 here, aud
still hey do not interfere ask YOU e NOT This blu cal
cuated 70 rupture between the three nations
They may protest they may hyht but ask. a. This
time Is It not premature, uncallcd for unnecessary We
had better nav the debts have known
erai respectable Old Virginia gentlemen Anglo
Saxnn blood in Kentucky. ret broke lust hv paving
taxes too much lnuA Ragged negro after ragged
gro would hut they wond still hold ON 10 their land
and az last IL would he eaten mp by taxes, and they he
iusokent; and In some after their DEATH their
est ties would not be worth enough 70 pay their funeral
expenses have known OF two absolutely ruined by
haviur too much land
think we have pretty good sized country now; aud
il wound have been entirely too large ht FOR The fortunate
turn M Of gold in California That godscnd 'hc
country; and Il had not been That found g,d there
to redeem the rountry from The position il iu hc
treaty ~ Guadalupe Hidalgo would have been riicr-
ing sorc - W ur Years and ycnrs 10 So, whom
hu'ght Luui~irna made lucky hit but IN buying
Cuba there is no chance Of anything Of that sort We
buy the negroes for the owners keen them; and
buy the land for The owners keep it, We trade fr the
suvcregntv That is the burden Of taking care Of them
and rrnirrng them and eiyi1ng them There is no
godscnd lcf there.
WHY do van want Cuba Some gentlemen talk about
-;, ,t, AMI 80 I, r.,,.i,,.ss ~ ,,,,'. ,J Ill.,
tell that there political necessity for our tide "
cmrraiion going In ihnt direction. Well sir, know
M ,,, ,ylli snd them II, e,,or of ,b, No. , r @
war; and Of getting more land aud il is pretty safe
plat'prn 10 go upnn.
Mr. Clay and Alr Adams were nnt at the head Of the
Government when they spoke about this gra,ii0tion.-
They spoke Of Il, suppose kind of humbug for tho
Soh but ,hey pu, Of tho time Of aconirip, n iuef
int,iv mill n b,,,,, A. i,s, h's tr,,,i III, Il, "a 40
Nh Cnv ,yro,c his letter and John Ouipc, Adams rap,c
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have h AZ ma remote d,y at such VA. manifest destiny
and n,s.ionot a,trac,ior ,rcording IN thc f,cel'o
school ,1at Cnba would lust r,,sb ioto o,r arms ,n,
how TavohterI iss3id sbe f. gro,itafir, towards
ne ,h., i The tom, wei air. sbc has n0t ,r,yo,cd
an inch from where she stood when thew wrote and If
Tho Crbsns ,ndsrstsnd how ,be Ar,eric,ns ,,1l ,t
then il will not win iheir consent prayitoie his ,yav
saw ,bs, Lccs"c ,be ronort scln. so msn',c ,i tho
rnpulation me ,,ilng 10 cour d, ma lo mt .ro,y
whether ,hey are or not upon tbat nbiect have mo- m
f,r.,atiou fbev seemed A. C.r3pn,s IN receive ,i,h
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that Spanish soldicry is mixed mn affair and spppose
INNS, If il ID coll,r,cd FINN tho MAJ, ,,es,rt Gy
on the mountains and they viii do The same thing again
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rrcci,,s pcrbans I sbonl1 Ne irdnld 3u ',au ,. y
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Ia. annro,r;nted m, ~ INV ,,,o,gy IA, 49,, ' I.
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Cnha ia he used bv him in tho event ma ,ij 80,
NM, moi hy IN a a.,s ~ ~ 80 10y
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