New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02
CUBA.

CUBAN PARTIES IN AMERICA-THE CUBAN JUNTA,
GEN. QUEsADA, AND THE NEW PARTY oPPos-
ING BOTH-TRUE FRIENDS OF CUBA 10 HER
RESCUE.
tits understood in certain circles that there Il
want of concord between the Cuban Juna in this and
Gen Quesada. Thi will have been made evident by
a letter OF Morales Lemus, published recently IA TIE
TRIBUNE, it having been captured 10y the sinfI- a
subsequently printed in the Havana papers II Is NO"
alleged that tie address which Quesada wrote on his ar
rival i'm the United States and which the Junta punished
con- tSe Can rrres~ntatives i'm this city now regret
having given the public. The statement Of the Cen
rendence October TO- 1892 ESQ Spanish prisoners held IN
different parts of the Republic, l. now said 10 e untrue
IL * affirmed thar only 80 Spanish prisoners We"
shot on that day. This "A very unloi-
tunate misstatement, inaslnuch as dutnS Ps
debate on Banks's resolution II was seH"d upon ny n
opponents Of Cuban recognition m tohgr - 10 >h,F
that the Creoles were equally as brutal as we 'snll
II IL difficult to comprehend the motive Whleh pfOipi
snch a statement rom Quesada Perhaps II may NC ~
planned by the that the General had spent years
with different pronouncing bands OF MeXcahs, ann l-
cluded in the number all his murders N that country
such of butchery nthat Republic are resarea au
times as quite proper; but such wholesale ac-si '-
are seldom heard OF there. Some OF the tuuai
opposed TO the Junta, and friendly disposed to""'"
Ouesada, deny this fact stated by the General
Ouesada, il will be remembered, also stated III 700
same address, that he came away rom CuDa NH a
subsequently developed show that he had be'n lsho
mniousy relieved OF command and thal ,e p@p'
nile nor Congress had any confidence III NM MoIeosts
ne represented that Jordan reported To MN % Ee.efa
nhief the operations OF the Cuban army ON he lt y
of January last when subsequent facts revealed pialhy
the truth TO that he deprived Of command ahd
had actually turned il TO Jordan on the lIh oil Dc
cember previously. -, -,
The curious part Of the affair Is that the Junta should
have ever taken the responsibility o piDshlg Huch on
address A little sense would have tadEit IL.
members that confessed assassluaOr IN cOd bOol
of go Spanards could not by any means promote ta
GOOD Of the cause II mas been thought yeTy strag" ~
the friends Cuba that the Junta would permit suep
untruths to 90 uncontradcted after tber iaLty ma
been fully established The public after such an cAI,e
of GEN 0nesadas yeracty, Will doubtless DE prepared -
properly estimate all tine confidential statements c'tuty
reported by himself 10 have been made by tie Enptir
Napoleon and Olivier. h- mister, - tlhcId INSPECT
Ing the movements Of France on the spdushCuhah ana
Franco PrussLn questions! -, 49,, cat
There are three Cuban parties IN the Jued state.
There Is the Junta Iary, tho strongest by All Odds lo
OUessda party j. "a small squad oi peFsoAt lIleil :,
nothing more. The third parry Is CROWNS fpdy lbs
oDpOses the Juut well Qaesa "a. IL IL ior aid
Cuba actively By all means within it, power, id VIII
ont counting upOn aid Or assistance from the Ihtn
States THIS party thinks Junta might be entirely ~,
pensed with: that all that Is really needed IN this
country l. "A OF strong practical sense WHO WI
work without violating neutrality IN any wise, Dut WHO,
al the same time viii be able TO send supplies 70 20
PATRIOTS The adhcrens OF this party urge mat tele
but one thing TO DC done here, and that II To Ir"au
supplies. ~, ,. .. ,,o prapco-
Pru ssian war, Il bs said that division OF opmoh
exists Perhaps the larger number are ioi IIusaia,
because they think that alliance VIII necessnig
formed between France and spain. IL may, os
safely said that the Cubans will be found Oh WHICH ''
side spain may be opposed T..