The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-24

The Washington correspondent OF the Balti-
more Gazette, writing on the Goth instant,
says:
On the 18th OF this month, wrote that
s'upon intelligent inquiry find that the recent
remarkable change in the tone OF Radical
newspapers in respect to the Cuban revolution
is owing to the fact that its success is by no
means the same thing as annexation to the
United States, much less the inauguration III
that island OF negro State Government, sub
ject to the orders Of the Radical faction" And
it was then intimated, in addition, that this
Radical administration had been for some time
would shortly show its hand IN inimlcal move
ments against the revolutionists.
Since then il has been made manifest that
without a guarantee Of negro supremacy
(Which cannot and will not be gwen, portion
Of Grants Cabinet are disposed to thwart every
species OF aid from the people OF this country,
to what they had previously eulogized as the
''cause Of the patriots" Of that island. say
portion" because the Secretary OF State
has taken particular pains to assure the press
representatives, here that be has had nothing
whatever to do with the arrests at New York
and Richmond OF Cuban agents.
The truth is las [ learned yesterday that
circular has been sent from the Office Of the
Attorney. General to the District Attorneys at
all gu Inspected points, with very stringent In
structions to enforcesour neutrality laws"
This matter. therefore, by the sudden turn the
q iminlstration has taken, is a muddle that
threatens, il not the peace Of the country, at
least the peace Of the Cabinet oficiae and the
dominant party.
In the meantime the English Government
seems to be aware that the American people
will not stand the refusal Of the Administration
to absorb Cuba upon any other terms than the
supremacy OF the negro race Of that island;
and 1t is consequently thrown out that she will
shortly recognize the rights Of bellIgerents to
the insurgents as 9 counterpolse TO the efforts
Of apart Of Grants Cabinet to purchase tEe is-
land Of the Spanish authorizes, 10 this latter
contingency, Of course, the Radicals could pre-
scribe what terms they chose as the future
government Of the island. But it is extremely
improbable that our Influence will be sufficient
10 overcome that Of France aud England with
Spain in this regard. II may be said. there.
fore, with certainty, that the annexation Of
Cuba to this republic is impossible, short OF q
protracted war, until our own government
snail have passed into conservative hands.
Some other very important facts have within
. day or two come to my knowledge, which
show far greater physical and numerical
strength in the Cuban revolution than had
thought it possible. am not at liberty yet TO
make these facts public. 1t is very certain
that the now known hostility OF our govern.
ment has immeasurably increased this power.
What still further increases the embarrass-
ment Of the administration IN this business is
the fact now well known that many Radical
from Cuban az ents, and this short corner has
gwen them Q world Of trouble. In this aspe,t
OF the case the predicament Of the Chronicle
Ia pItieble indeed.