The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-10
CUBA.

-..iike enough Geo. Francis Train 70
40 contrary, notwithstanding) to en-
80 them 10 any better or more dis
t;nc,ive recognition at the hands OF
Congress- than might righ,fulIy be
e's.med by such a. struggling Hungn-
r:sas, Prussians and Italians rs awaken
ar sympathies by keeping barber shops,
Ealing lager beer and reddling fruit
aud fish on our streets and in our mar
ksts. 1t may be said. however, psreu-
;let;eally, tuat the Finnegan, did per
',-C1 a feat al Erie which entitled them
. the eonques, Of Canada, inasmuch
~ their onslaught upon the "Quren 5
Own" was, if not the most hriIlian,
,;harge ever made by raw (irish) troops,
c.etainiy oae of the most successful.
,ersis no doubt that the rout Of The
aid Z" Queens Own was as distres
rug as it was complete and disgusting
% the same. Yet, it must BE- recorded
that Congress has venrured much fur
.aer than circumstances would seem to
warrant toward recognition nf the
'beliigerent tights" of the same windy
not to say damagoguish, Representatives
sd had their way they would have de
D.
..t the 0uld Sod, and presented sword
i1stead Of Il dagger of larhl to that
blood thirsty and fierce mar, Major
General Barney killiau, General in
chief of the Hiberuian Home Guards
" Madison Square But, talk as We
al. about The " Gressers they will
ught aud whenever a people are found
ritt Spanish bleod in their veins there
>ne ends popular sense Of courage
which holds life cheap and glory dear. |
What the Spaniards did in week |
outs 20 shame all and everything that
.ae followers Of Kossuth and Garibaldi !
-ver did, o., as We guess, ever will do. |
They dispensed with and set aside, for |
ever, the misruie Of the B0urbons aud
me tyranny Of ID. Church. :. Spain
for the Spaniards - wns the CRY and
he Spanish people Herewith set up a
Government, good, bad or ind different
NJ it may pzore to be, but, Beyerthe-
lees, their own. While ali this wa.
taking place in the mother country, the
long pent up dissatisfaction Of the |
Sert.s of Cuba became more generally |
aud formidsbly manifest than ever be-
fore and tow, after six months
struggle with the hireling soldiery Of
re kiugdom-a foreign soldiery TO
,aem-tbey have SO far maintained
themselves as 10 make good showing of
gaining an ultimate success v-ench-
,1s TIE government Of the isla-1 .-on
;hei. oppresso,s and making the :. Gem
e the Antilles 3" An independent power
state Of the case is as if Canada should
revolt agsins: l.: Imperial government,
= ID. NJ such, :. fully entitled to 5 rler-
ican sympathy. The Cubans are fight
* against system of taxation which
',as become just SO oppressive az may
he comprehended when il is made known
. be lie fact that Cuba is the goose
Shich lays Spsin's golden egg, or, more
mainly, her planters ard factors are
. NEST the sole tax payers upon " ON
..oor Spain comes to relr in her old age
Naturally those producers are tired Of
=, ork:aS fer the suFror. of horde e
.;Ied oilers and soldiers of fortune
lard work, enterprise, Industry and
Iriet count fer as much amorC Cutun
ianters aud manufacturer. As among
lore cod tiooGed people. Il ia well
Ar Congress elinces very decided
yn'pa,by With these people. Such
-atimcn. becomes US, especially in
:ew Of the fact ihnt Cuban iud.Ieud.
ace V i'll iGTol,e tae emnnci patton Of ,
"e Cuban slaves. Moreover, i. is tit
IT Tat, so far IS SPsiHs conduct toward {
) daring the rebellion g0es. Same
:. FISH political isaEings lHst.fY US in