New-York tribune., 1870-10-17
THE CUBAN JUNTA DISSOLVED.

THE CUBAN JUNTA DISSOLVED.
EFFECT OF PRESIDENT GRANTS NEUTRALITY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF PRESIDENT AL
DANA.
The Central Republican Junta of Cuba and
Porto Rico" Of this city dissolved on the 18th ins
OF course obedience 10 the Presidents late Neutrality
Proclamation and warning. The following Is the mani
feso Of the President Of the Junta announcing the
event:
NEw-YoRK Oct 13.-The President OF the United
states OF America, with the object of enforcing che
existing Neutrality laws OF th5 country mas iaDS4Se S
Cuban question, contains remarks that ma he con
81 aeTsd %s promp @s coRGeaon No steps Of s Kind
would have been necessary on our part thc proGla-
aSn 9fS Sc Gnasq a%s rceeS to- pye Organized @
expeditions agnst powers at peace with this hdtion
and other hostile ships and likewise issued commissions
for command OF said forces and ships, The under
he has entered upon discharge of the presidency Of
the Central Republican Jtl OF Cuba and Porto Reo he
has beer specially careful, while sending supplies %
the Cuban PATRIOTS to hold always in remembrance the
laws the country which has so noby opened its ports
all victims OF oppression and tyranny III other hinds
less favored by. Heaven.
The materials which have been sent out OF American
ports Cuba have been articles Of awfnl commerce.
ported according TO the regulations imposed by w and
with all the requisite fornatles. Inc men WHO nave
sailed from these ports TO unite themselves with the
heroic soldiers who fighting In CUBA not only for
their political and civil rights but for the abolition OF
Slavery were neither enlisted organized here. AS
they nearly all Cubans IL was not found necessary
tO SCI whether
zens; the question for US WAS that OF trahsporto t
times in their desperation threw Themselves
out upon the in weak vessels al tie Imminent risk OF
their lives and il there chancod 20 be among them tor
enere t may be said that these were moved solely by
Ton he ca me over here 10 aid the American people in
their rebellion against the British Government AS 10
the dispaehng OF vessels lt VIII DC succnt 20 reota
IA that not one OF them has been OF ser'ce To mo
Cuban reyOiution Tor, when not actually detained they
no wiiLstanding Le somewhat unkind spirit m which il
has performed has never disclosed reasons why the
should not have sailed Such mas Deen tho e CT
conduct pursued by the undersigned and by the Junt
under hfs presidency This has been their rule OF con
duct observed III all particulars, within American teEri-
tory Beyond this they did what their duties Cubans
prescribed and their c0nsclences tell the that they
have rightly proceeded with regard TO their unhappy
the procamaon likewise condemns the collection of
means have been applied TO the aid OF Cuba were con
tributed wholly by Cnbaps and offered spontaneously
loan its negotiation has beeu up to the present time
effected privately and outside o and beyond any inter
Allusion has been made in the proclamation to
the Xistence OF bodies which assume control over terri
United states and this may be intended refer the
various Cuban Juntas established IN tins IL pubic sueh
an Interpretation would however be as unjust as forced
The Central Junta Of this city has not nor have any OF
its auxilsres. pretended nor could they pretend 10
exercise governing faculties within or without Tao
limited States To do this would be entirely inconsistent
with the purpose OF their organization our Jnns nave
@ IN R s sSnsp red as IN any way infringing the
| very liberal laws OF the United states. We hOld
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and use a right which cannot be refused 70 any coEc
tion Of Individuals whatever may be thelr
OF bringing together their means Tor tne service H tn'
countrv FROM the moment when our Jfbtis may De III
dnnger of beipc regarded by the administration as
a1s either direct or indirect, or incltlng tc Viola
e., ~ estobiished order it will become the duty OF tho
ode,signed TO prevent his good ana worthy copatOts
from canning in conflict with the declarat ols OF ne EA
actvc should these not be found In harmony WIN the
genuiur spirit OF the law nor with the hoDs aSpdtiohs
- tis great pepple. upon Americans aud not upon gu
ban refugees, must the duty devoiVe Vi expressing
opinions. a., a.. ,.,.so ,,rcu,ns s,ances the under
soncd DENYING he does the applicability or tne ler
J,. nroclAmatiOn to the Cuban question IN this co"h
49, nops,,Ir. n n proper moment for tne dls@out on ol
- rnhan Junta and with this view ana III a',"rihS
I'm Ihe views OF the respective gentlemen composing
tt he declares IL hcnceiOrth dssoVeu, bNHb ""'0o
h,.,ehv al that ID may be understood by All. al,
10 not Cubaus Par tnis determnal alon OF ours VIII
I1e 9 /. the slightest degree. our efforts to aid our
h%atIyrsn Upon taking the position Mhere we have
ad nurselyes let il be understood lat heithtr Tue
islaton of the country, nor the stctest interpretation
f law can in way cause us 10 thllh o uuhnH
80 socred cause We serve mat eHtctlNely
oua ~ Ga the narrow circle OF duty to which
,st. would limit we eau serve tat cause
nt onkr from this land of liberty, but lbie"lso nom
ers which svmpatbize profoundly sineerely, ana dis
nares,sdy with the heroic efforts of people nat Is
almost i'm want OF all things, and without other support
than Rit vet srug giles energetcally and with deeper
atm ,ganst Ms uncomfortable tyrant THIS duty Cubnns,
,ye sbal know how To fulfill with all the force tat firm
and decided viii inspires For my part, snail
eet to Inform you, according 10 my judgment, Of the
most cirent ufeans by which this fuifillneHt be
reaIized MIGUEL DE ALBANIA, President,
Central Republican Junta OF CnDa and Porto Rico.