New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-25

livered 20 his instructor, he win be assisted by Tn 2
society" all the time that the lnfrmity continues
take OF him. and give all that may he necessaiy
while he lives The instructor will do the same by those
the society and Government will take care Of the In
curables and those untitled work each paying nall ine
expenses will take care Of and provide for these
mates IA long as they shall live
ART. a. A It may happen that some OF the actual
slaves not be disposed work when freeu Ilgnt
shall exist in this OF expeng them FROM the island
is the law at present with reference TO the Chese
who after the conclusion Of their contracts may not feel
willing 10 still labor In agriculture, nor IN the domestic
service which also according 10 like law ~ me case
latons and Ia also the when parties take up arms
against the national integrity The ships OF the society
ment, will be prompt 20 carry back 10 Africa such OF
those OF the free receiving instruction. or the free eoored
as shall be subjected to this punishment ~,
ART &C. And as we the subscribers do not think that
the purely Humanitarian project OF Senior Epaa should
be altered I'm the smallest particular, we ask that he
should be named President Of the SOcddd EspdnOta
Chrisidadora de AricanOs Sabaes when this ins,ltn
ton shall be organized well as the commissions when
TO draw up the rules OF the banks and those which
relate to the African savage.
OF Education aud Elemental Instruction chch are TO be
giren 10 The sarage negroes redeemed
ARTICLE l. The education and elementary instruction
which the savage Africans are to receive viii continue
throughout the ten years that they shall remain III the
Province When this term is ended they Will be con
Quoted to Africa TO one of our colonies III Africa,
which may hereafter be established.
ART q The moral and religious education shall be the
same, with few alterations that are Indicated In the
first constitution Of the diocesan synod OF Havana which
was enacted in June, $780, and which approved by
Royal Cedula 9th August, 1882 by the Royal Cedua OF
Slst May 1882 and in the first second third fourth fh
and sixth articles OF the proclamation of our Govern
ment promulgated at Havana on the l4th OF November
1872
ART Everything relating to moral religious and ele
mentary education shall be determined by chapter IN
the regulations concerning African sayages UNDERGOING
instructions another chapter everything concerning
the apprentcng OF abOrers for house and field labor IN
another that which relates to the person. the hours OF m
structiOn methods that have TO DO employed chapter
will PROFOUND the means which Will be considered as
most appropriate for learning the Spanish idom in
ART S. The owners of Africans in Cuba and africa rH
abstain nom speaking Of rights and Mey u only SPEAK
tan and more clyzlng matter Of course, than that
OF rights.
OF The Bank destined ercIus,rely 10 contribute uih tts
funds % he eiritlTahon Of 4nledn sdrages
Of savage Africans shall establish bank, which shall he
called the Bank Of WITH the OILY ana o S0
ployed in the Christianzaon and civilization OF negro
sayages
First BY the payment OF two which the Society
Spanish will pay for each negro savage which may De l
parts OF the monthly quota which s assigned to each
woman, and fourths Of the quota which is assigned to
the transfers Of the instructors Fourth. With the fines
which the members OF the Society will pay the delegates
Of the government the Instructors OF religious and ele
mentary education and the owners OF houses and estates
when these are wanting 10 duty tyh Win the innds
died during the process OF instruction. and who leave no
family; Sirh With the gains which are toee realized
fine with the donations egaces nheritances OF persons
who are friends OF humanity and supporters OF progress
and who desire TO aid with their just and holy
cause by redeemng power or Christianity and the civil
iZation OF savage Africans. -
ART g. The regulation to which the operations OF tho
bank shall be subject will be drawn mp by commission
composed Of proprieOrs and merchants, and who shall
belong the SOieddd ESpInat ChrtSGnadord de Arr
cdOs Sdbdge and which. approved by the Governor VIII
begin TO 20 into effect from the moment when the first
expedition OF negroes shall have arrived and which az
the time will he the moment OF the Inauguration OF
Bank Corme de la TOrriente, Juan Aguirre, Rafael
Iorrices. Camlo de Feo dc sOtOmayor, Antonio dc Ia
TOrrrcnte, Jose Marcos.