New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
nationality why not complete the glorious work Of God

nationality why not complete the glorious "ork oi uou
As the Cnbans have been the first peoplsin the world
who have fully compIehendcd the beS,llss oi H31rt!,
Of woman, and that there shall be conceded To- us the
place which Justly belongs to us osns .e g1i Whon
additional article shall be added to the Constitution,
declaring the equality aud emancipation of womai.
We hope that Cuban legislators will ente themselves
10 the love and gratitude OF women by aboshing past
IDEAS and proving To liz that what proclaimed
tcrday not a lie, viz Cuba is free. Country and lib
eIty! ANA BETANCoNT DE MORA,
CoNCEFCIoE AGRAMoNTE DE SANCHEZ,
JosEFA DEL CASTILLO DE MIRANDA,
LUIsA SANCHEZ AGRAMoNTE,
CARLOAD QuksADA LoINN
CoNcErCIoN QUEsADA LoYNAz,
MARIANA RAMOS,
MICADA BEAUMONT DE CIsSERos.
Gtpimdro, June 49, 1869.
oUEsADA AGAIN.
Felix dc la Tore Varona and Jose Garcni, Presi
dent and Secretary OF the Club " DemOcraca Pura,"
under date Of JAN 1870 address the President of Con-
gress with respect the rumOred report OF Quesadas
being about to leave the country They claimed that the
public is uniformed to whether the General has set
tied up his account General-inC Chief and say that
should he leave the country he ought only be permitted
10 go after he fully accounted for all moneys placed
in his hands for the of the Republic, and after all
been fully investigated. This much these gentlemen
say, is due TO the good name and fame Of the Republic
eral should be fully ia previous
to his sailing from the country Mention is made also OF
persons put clandestiney aboard The same gentlemen
ask that this vessel he detained 49,, -, -o,,,
citizens dated Dec TO- 1870 and addressed the House
"dcs1ing fulfil duty of conscience, &c. beg TO ex-
plain TO the House one Of the grayest CAUSES OF dsGo
tenmen on the part OF the people The address theh
goes show that the people and Government are on
the Of military dictatorship.
II further states that year ago the COMMITTEE or
Cgnagey wishing to get rid Of the painful situation IN
which the country found itself in good faith named
Quesada GeneralinChief of the Canagieyan Depart
Inent and that soon after Congress raised him to the
few very few citizens@even among the members who
nominated him--saw with satisfaction such nomination
with profound disgust The latter inspired by the
eloquent of history and the wise maxim OF Wash
necessary accompaniment Of honor in public life These
did not desire to see men occupying the highest
| not equal to their intellectual powers"
that we should expose before your body the series OF UNI
constitutional acts evidently in disaccGrd with the Jaws
order of Gen Ouesada the manifest tendency of ali
which is put the country under military rule, ana pre-
+ the House Ignorant of these nfractons Of law fol-
lowed they are, by one universal mnrner oil dscoh-
The sgners ask For what other reason does the Gene
raj defyng the orders of the Government, sun Keep up
military districts under the name of inspection districts
They ask how the House remain silent IN presence or
the scandalous system OF recruiting pursued by inc
These men argue that Quesada did not need the re-,
cruits because there were no arms to give then ana
that he solely drove them into the camps for the
of suecng large number Of citizens as possible TO
The signers further say that the country cannot re-
main satisfied so long they see man occupying the
ANYTHING else than guaranty that ms duties will be
Wen discharged a want of confidence euecnders they
say, passive resistance. How, they eXclam, can cl
asked TO comply with the laws when the General
inc Chief gives such unfortunate examples
This address, drawn up at great length then c0nclunes
by demanding the immediate deposition Of ono Sada rom
command, and asks that among the c. neIs Ia service
that shall be named replace lin VINO unltcs IN
himself the highest domestic and civic virtues with mill
tary capacity. In this way both anarchy aud military
dictatorship, 1t claims, may be avoided.
PROGRESS OF THE NEW CABLE.
HAVANA July 27-Ihe Panama and West
India Cable Company's steamer suffolk sailed from Ba-
abano this morning lay the cable 10 Cayo Juan Ruiz,
at which place she will unite it with the % miles already
laid across the Keys. The Dacia will sail from
Cenfuegos and the other end with Cay0 Diego
Perez The united squadron will then proceed TO Sant-
ago dc Cuba, making no landing at CGnfucgos: nut a
bend will made in the cable opposite that place.
that at some future time connection may lie made be-
tween the main Hae and CicnfucgOs.