The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-31

salisy. H must y =. 1nDul>us eiliss., ga sushs
$500 = peolsse . e1ve y ~ exisasseo = Deisyi
son wto wosid s. sns saset OK oonisnina his juss
ins orifi..si inssns sa, 4 our fssAss -
Il yer thers spot % earth who're 4 csuld b
.a so srs . own ruler sns ,Ssr o~s
sobects that spot n The continent Of North AmsricA
In less than Ten years y Van contain sossd popula.
with deep and broad waters which could cross
without our consent The seagi isle Of Great Britain.
VAS mot baif 50 secure from it, water defencss alone
this Continent That would be tall and bold admiral
sSs o sso pillars o. Hsros.a Before any monacsca
patton shall agxin attempt 70 erect their institutions
on this sds ne isshmos ., psss they v ma ln.s e.
Do wsrf than the European portion OF Great Britain
nos less powerful than was the Achean L<agus-which
republic We shall NOT blush 70 call ally because
meridian sun and the tyrants lash have planted into
color and INTO hsr souls the deep and nsxtnguish
people now little anderstood, bat in fse ysan OF
progress with their own institutions really Free instead
SssUossm q Jamaica win have made y long a rapid
strides In the cause OF Southern Saies
making. The seed Of such empire 10 already
planted and u terminating 1t may not b. known 10
all that the Danish pssssssions OF St. Thomas Santa
Cruz and St Johns sustained BY republican inssitu
ons though all the legislators and Of the exscu
tive cfncers, chosen By themselves, are colored.
They have free schools, and can scarcely the
wre. ana have eli OF the essential requisites Of free
republic, except perhaps The apponsmsst Of fsw Of
the executive officers BY the home government whom
tyrant attempt place his foot upon such bombshe
he w b blown, with oil around him. 70 inevitable
rain Before the time supposed for such action shall
have arrived Cuba the most fertile productive ssot
Of its szs except psrhaps the Delta Of tho Nile. VIII
principles Of freedom. and together with 81 Domingc
Hayu Jamaica and their cognats races will b. ready 20
Leap % Il s q
they shall not then have bean added to own do
minica BY our sntsrprisng Foreign Secretary.
h oppressed By the proudes and most cruel rant
Of Europe, himself Of mixed race Of awarthy Moors
that the DAY il very near hand when he must knock
the shackles from every Cuban have them from
smsncpatsd America and surrounded By Islands Of the
every one Of which II free The sound Of the over
lash the cries Of the agonissa slave WIN mot.
not be longer permitted to mnglo with the sweet
pans TO liberty which shouted forth through every
freeman's voice IN the western world All rhs golden
power 70 rensavs those just made tree BY the spirit Of
liberty much stronger than all the power Of Hercules
Before any other nations are prepared establish their
Institutions In any part Of this western world the
i.ants OF this island empire viii have established gov
That Spain and the other European nations
will willingly surrender 70 freedom lest they should
smmsnts half century along the railroad path OF lib
ery But whether such ally shall then not
position and power, can entertain no fear Of all the
world besids. Traverse her twenty thousand miles
ns g s o
Granite state, which, with the islands Of the Gulf,
roon, hope and believe. Will b added 70 this mighty
nation, TO which they naturally belong; thence up 70
lately employed The protection Of the mighty wal
tempt 70 tread around % where the herring, shs
goldfish and whale are seeking 70 md permanent
g. his ca'0S ever sr.sn S.m
from the hearty enterprise Of this mighty empire; and