The sun., 1870-02-15
sHiLL FREE CUBi LIrEp
Gsanrs Adininistrati.n-O Orgn nizniion OF
the Cuban League OF the Jnited states
Practical Effort 10 Aid the ubsu n Cause.

Popular Feeling Against the Course OF Gen.
ANTS administration Orgn nizntion Of
the Cuban League OF the Z uited -tatcs-
Practical Effort To Aid the tuban Cause.
Two important secret meetings in the interest
OF Cuba Lave hecn held IN ncimoneo's. The first
was held on the 1th inst. when Gen. Martin T.
McMahon was elected President, and the following
resolution was adopted:
Resplrrf. That this organization be called "rhe
Iauan league ot the United staiee aud that lie pur.
sentiment or American citizens, snd the moral support
inaliebabe rght eltgovcrhmeht.
The second meeting, which was held ON saturday
evening, attended by about 80 persons. whose
proceedings were highly enthusiastic.
Gen. MeMahon said that Congres. was already
than han inclined TO grant bclhycrent rights to
Cuba; some ofthe foremost representatives. OF the
sentiment oi the country 10 Congress had declared
that such WIS the view which thsy entertained Ia
reference to the Cuban struggle.
Grosycnor Z. Lowry ststei the substance OF a con.
versauon which he had with the Secretary OF state
on the subject ot Cuban affairs.
A resolution IVES adopted that committee be sp.
pointed to communicate with tie friends OF Cuba in
the respective states ofthe Unon With view to hold-
Ing pubic mass meetings all over tho country, and
thus urge Cong c.s TO grant Cuba beigerent rights,
aud to get upn national petition to c ongrrss Gen
ChIs. W. Darling, Capt Edward A. Raymond, Col.
II. = Lamson, Major \. VI. G. Smith, Jr, and Mr.
Douglas Taylor were appointed committee to ar.
range for the national petition. Gen. T. Mansfield
DAVIS, Col. John Oakley, Mr. Douglas Taylor. Col
Hawe-. and Mr. W. " Hoes appointed to nr
range for tue national pubnc meetings. Gen. Joseph
Hayes. Gen Alex. Slacr, Mr.. Lowry, Col. Ethan
Allen, Col T.. Y. Havc-, Col. John Oakley. Col. H.
:. LamSon, Cen. G. ". Darling, Col. J. NJ Macar.
ami Col II. ". Porter were appointed D committee
. raise iuEds, and tl,OJO contributed by gen
O. uan who was present
Il was resolved to arrange for the formation all
over the country Of organizations like the present,
.ui tacrcuoun Ger. ". T. NcMahon, Gen. II
Nln h'c0 ten. Joseph Hayes. Col. ID. :. LamsOn,
Gen. \. Shairf. Mr. J. VI. Macias, Gen. &. W. Darl.
ilC, cot n. VI. Porter. :. +. Neville MAJOR A. NJ.
e. Smith. Jr., y \. Hir.uu', Douglas Taylor, vii.
mer 5. Wood, Col II IN Alien, Gordon Granger,
Jonn Oakley, Ell \. Raymond, J. Mansfield DAVIS,
VIM NJ. Boc. +. r. Mcdonald, 4. Duryec, Bernard
Casseriy, Robert Avery, j. Ricketts, Lawrence, III.
c. steadnan. and Gideon j. Tucker we're do.ega,ei
10 attend to this business.
Before udicurning 10 meet tomorrow evening ~
O'Clock m the same place. the following resolution.
were adopted:
soired That We tender our thanks 10 Senator Sacr
man and to ten. Logan for the seus Initiated b. thtm
10 procure the Immediate recognition OF the state Of
cVd war now eNisung In cuba anu desire those
gentlcnen to press their respective res0luuons until
their object II attained.
hesDirsf also, That the thanks OF true Amert
are due TO those otncf members Congrcs IN both
Houses, Who have expressed the universal American
sentiment OF mpathy with neiEhbors ary uoH
striving " OBTAIN the lights OF seiigoyernmunt