New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-12

leave our mort Why not enlarge tho Cuba the only war
vessel Of struggling people, tne ad the Amer
lean heart Is right. This great peopleTno matter VIZ
course the Government may taKe% & snnnort
and encouragement TO the weak ana oppresSea' lay
The Secretary then read dispatch from Judge stone.
maker Of Philadelphia who expressed the sentiment ta'
it was the duty Of every patriotic American 10 give e
The following resolution was read ana auopIcu auiu
Resolved people Cuba together with neh Of as are
Of the United States do hereby tender heartfelt " @
patty and they rendered Us ~ our
struggle May the Hst God etHr1 70 them ere %AnI d bs
DR. Mestu then addressed the meetingin Spanish,
and enthusiastically. cheered -
Senior Enrique Pncro, Private Secretary to Morales
Lemus, followed in q stirring address,, which was
received with On ouburst Of feeling rarely witnessed
At every other sentence men rose from thsr sea ana
yelled their appreciation The ladies waved tner hand
kerchefs and frequently gave audible expires
sons Of satisfaction AT the close Of his address senior
Mr. FeIlon, who followed said that he blushed for the
shameful silence of the Government in regard to cuba
least grant her the rights Of beiigerent Spain has
done her best to crush the Cuban revoluto puG INC
alone entities Cuba to the simple recognition of Coy
eminent like ours, which has known S,rnod ey
s sfr e'p OPPRESSION what Besides
iegiance to no earthly power Fifteen months ago ago
peope revoed and fed her country. She Is sun
fugitive and Spain has no Government 70 whao linen
ont of the re youton TO up such Government as ne
people should chOose-and let her people maze .oIi
choice The Government at Washington know Iul wen
the sentiment Of the American people sh0Ia tS S tSa
tion be put the vote tomorrow VINO dOuDts put
9s out OF every would vote to accord 10 Cuoa her
rights as one Of the nations OF the eartht cut, ,,,,,
The closing address was delivered by sehor Grille VITA
verde. Cuban writer OF some nQte, ana aIafr IL"
words FROM the Chairman. the meeting dispersed
THE CUBAN ADDRESS. :,
1t has been reported through the WaSni ~,
ton correspondence of one Of the HewY9Ik daes L
Gen b. f. Butler was the authOr0f the address puDshe
In The TRIBUNE Saturday morning: Inc Oneefe Va
the Juna desire the statement TO be maze that Ine a
dress was written by Senior de Armas Cespedes, ior
meTy editor OF the StgiO and E Occdene, two Leading
papers OF Havana Before the revolution The ADDRESS
was written in Spanish, and translated IN the ONCE VI
IN RE "CUBAp
The Presuent of the Junta, while IN w ASH
ington on Wednesday informed that the Cupa was
about to attempt an escape from Wilmington. senior
dering him on no account to dsobey the instructions
which he had received. The report proved 10 Do
aud the Cuba is still IN the port OF wilmington, aWaen
the action OF the Government The reported escape vi
the Cuba from Wilmington false one, ny Whch Only
one or two papers mised 1t was prompt9d oy ie
fact that the Frollc had been ordered from 'e
| Navy Yard TO Wilmington on FRIDAY
THE LADIES' AID SOCIETY,".
The Cuban Ladies' Aid and Keller Associa-
ton met yesterday at No. l37 SecOndaVe;, wien t .,
Sherman the Secretary reported tat the au h
great help was still far from satisfying their necessl-
| ties, and requested further AID.
RECEPTION TO THE CUBAN JUNTA.
A reception was given, yesterday afternoon,
IN the members OF the Junta PatrlOtca de CuDa anu
other Cuban ladies resident in this city, by Mrs Sher
man AT her residence No 1879 Second ave- The guests
were received by the hostess assisted Dy sonora
Zayas de CasteanO, and brilliantly entertained AT
BANQUET after which each lady was presented Win
badge formed Of the Cuban colOrs, and the party az
journed to the Cuban demonstration al cooper ihsuo'e