Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-10-11

10 buy Cuba, at nm expense of $500, 900 ,00o--
small item OF SlS,0o0,000 interest per an
mum, TO ne sadoied on ) OH and me who pro-
posea 10 'ahe murray POSSESSION OF sonora
"nu un ~ ~, olee touenl Mouiu
-, ,h;n, ;r,fau ;,n, ""s ~, ~ 80"
,oratr over MEXICO which nss, snoner q, /, 10,
resolve itself into a conq1est nnd nunexation?
| Not hose oppo ,ed TO the Democratic PARTY.
| Tue Democratic leaders are tho persons
who alone propose to acquiIc additional ter
ritory. Ii they do acquire it, they must
| take the responsibility of Tie agitation that
| will arise out of it, That it will I've fierce is
| certain; that it can be settled is unceit lin
| That the ACQUISITION can be prevented and
| ought to he prove tel is of all things the
| most clear. If great international necessities
should e,rce upon Us. contrary to Our viii
| additional territory, take it that irrespective
Of the abstract opinions of this party or that
it will be apt 10 settle itself according TO the
| EXISTING condition. Of the territory when it is
acquired. ] doubt very much If you were to
| acquire the Terra GdlteHte OF Mexico to-mor-
row with the Mexican population densely fiji.
| ling it, slavery could ever bc carried there; for
it could only he carried there by consent Of
| the people, il ut all, aud the McXicaus having
abolished it once would not be likely to rein
state il. Ga the other hand, if You acquired
! Cuba with its immense negro population, no
amount Of opposition could prevent its adj
mission into the Union with its slaves as it
5 Ood. When acquired, III other words, the
aw Of settlement the iiw olS1ttIcment woHId
| be the StatcsmaI's law applied by Mr. Clay l.
the territory acquired from MeXico, the status
q'i0, the condition in which, 1t is when acqW
| ted, !! 1t il Tree it Is impossible Ia this Cuuu
ry ever TO make 1t save i'r The "hlIe ooLN
OF the Northeru vota is irrrvoca"iy commit
trd against 1t. II Il Is save the body oi the
Northern as well as OF the Southern Is COM
mitted against an abolition "i Slavery IN
State, and Cuba must he acquired us a state
IL acquired at all, Inc whole conservative
body OF the country would lie rosoIute'y ami
positively opposed to irecinE inc mass " ne
Srocs in TINT Island against the wIll Oh the
people oil the Island just exactly us they Would
to iIrelns,,Ihem III Louisiana ItSei': % take
1t that II IN inlurc years we should be driven
upon the acquisition oil ,"r'her territory, thE
me question VIII NC Sct'ieu Us u was sctt'eu
Fan lrtNen' lis pci'S 50 set''cu--'' lhutc' II
DC '''Joh'el ~ an: Al you "'q''c +" se'r'torS
rec IL ien''"s ''ec' !! gu acquire INC l.
thc l"'ah" "h''' tue "''a"'t'n c""'Sc H.
uehtclhet' we nave .Iie ','ca'' against
the mon III 'he event VI '''e e'etu'h u one
81 the c"HH''" ''s' GUY "n'ther Instance o'
mar peiS'S'c"' "-''a'''" VI Is'e S'"'giS qUeS-
I,oh a"' "PirH''Hs 20 n''''S 'o:''s quo "'p mp
u"2 10 S""Nc 'ic'T nei'e'' '''y'' mas Uor'' 'c
Poi'S III my J'.'Ec''''"t " 'no l'c'"Gr'"'ir
party iof great ll'a''y year" Pa'''--p'caN
up inc B"'c'n'lcn, ny sGn''G'''c'', wa"
are gong 10 u" ~ 4H'. - '"|'"S Is "o'' '"F
us "noic L''a'ec ahn'lst us l!tIloci"''' oP-
p'heNt Is '''' nc !" o'"'','"''l'SV' Mr' bc''
Is not ua,aa'g nc Is nance" aS 'lc Ch''H c"h
u'"''c' h'' ''"'''" j. NO. "1I'"a' one 90
'he sr'un's o. 'h"'Sc a6"'lS, nm )" '""' Il"
S"ES '"e "Iu," Sl,"'' "ut Se'e''' " S"G VAN
10 90 SO. Laughter "hu aPp'""'"I MI
bre' hihL'use o''a'ow H;' "e'hS "tc''Son's'
ana oe"eVe 'i'"' Ine great muy OF hl'
followers ! "e'le'e dl""'oW IT likewise.
oeilc'e t"'M' as |" '17 fe"'"'hE S'h7lI ho1-
o' cosy "l"u'''o'''St' nave 40 "oIo' t'tir
are arc Sleh p2rS MS 'nc on',Pa STATES h"t
r ,' mn n ,"' " "r"y"nrn occrrn,, nv croo
outr,go Lcino rrrnrtr,ted and mo war frin.,
made on the Southern States and their insti- |
tutions; upon every thing being allowed to
continue as it has been hitherto; and to 60
on as it ha; preceded heret'i'r re; the sun be-
my allowed 10 llSe 'Si goH,te" N'n rooo;
al a''u ''I ''o' oe ",% ; " 'Se p "v ~"
ne nv imnrcs, IA is that the Il ,ttr4, Of t'' the
d;suni,nists will count ihe,r numbers and |
they will count tier nua bcrs on Tie other
SIDE, and they viii prudcnt'y, upon recon-
''deration OF Tie whole mau"!, wait ior
m re convenient season. vi '0t laugh II ""'
'Pl rI'aS Jo,. n,,..,, :. r.,ro 90, u;.o.I,
,r.,I ri Ar r. s,,,rnnndnI ti, t,rris
,orms and shane. that launt rs AS we rn,s
along the streets. and make the merchant
rrcmhe for lis ships upon the ocean, and the
person h"lng siocNs fear lest the Stock