The New York herald., 1871-08-01

duge the nope they will he compiled with, but, not
masters and the slaves. The only thing Will OPP
pose Is violent and sudden emancipation, without
any preparation whatever. such emancipation has
only been effected twice, by the French Assem-
bly, and the Oiher by Lincoln In the United States
Well, the incendIsiisms IN st. Domingo, end It's
present Stale, prove that The measure was lmpru-
dent.
LINCOLN REsoRTED TO VIOLENT EMANCIPATION
taed It against the enemy Would 10 not be sad for
us to DO this against those who IN Cuba combat for
has found much fault with Is that 1t is prohibited to
discuss here the affairs OF the utramax. Who pro-
h6its ity Nobody Is opposed to It,. From the reyo.
luton onward it mas had no other limit tn8n patri-
otism ,ehOr Labra's own speech IL the best proof
that can be discussed. Senior Labra said we had
TiON OF FORCE.
Have the government done this2 The Provisional
soyssamsnt encountered grave compromises con.
tionary spirit. They were disposed to fulfil these;
put there arrived the question Of force, and then we
nad 10 resort TO defend ourselves. General Dulce
carried authorization to plant the liberty OF the
press, of public meeting ASSOCIATION and the election
the representatives OF Cuba. But these liberties
were only avaed OF TO combat US, and then It was
We heard for the first time IN Cnba the cry OF Mera
thei efore, had no alternative but to remit u the
solution OF arms that which could not be solved in
any other way. Senior Labra has accused me for
THE N0N-APPEARANCE OF THE DEPUTIES FOR PORTO
RICO.
He has done so In ignorance Of the real cause,
which is that out OF respect 70 Porto Rico the gov
ernment diminished the census, and the ratification
cf the electoral lists has retarded the elections.
in his reference to The attacks suffered IN Cuba by
the principle OF authority. | don't know whether
Senor Labra alluded to the volunteer Iorce OF citi.
zsns WHO are there sustaining our nag and our
cause
INJUSTICE TO THE VOLUNTEERS OF CUBA
Inustices are daily committed against the volntl-
teers OF Cuba TO the saying That the sacrifices
they make are made solely for the sake Of their
own homes and &c fortunes thus establishing Di % the
It has said that the vOluniee the first to
make the war violent Under the words 1.-THE two
liken the volunteers to the insurgents. Those VINO
thus speak, doubtless, trust much to being able TO
mitted, to judge them It is necessary TO take
into account that the passions have been
greatly excited there the same as IN our
ence. Because excesses were committed must
we now anathematize those glorious epOcns? The
desire to be foreigners Very agreeable would be
to possess the heat Of the combat the GOODNESS OF
the magistrate but don't expect such from weak
The volunteers Of Cuba have the merit that they
appeared when they were wanted, and when the
various positions Ia civil society. cannot help
c0mmendiug their conduct to the gratitude OF the
country, for without them should have lost Cuba
from the beginning OF the insurrecuon..
Sad Is 1t, gentlemen, to have these charges made
AGAINST the volunteers when part OF them nave
ana. perhaps, at this very moment are receiving
the balls OF the rebels.
1t Is national question. When we come to discuss
principles then 1t will be a question OF opinions,
but, 80 long as the war lasts, all true Spaniards
TaE POSITION OF TIE GOVERNMENT.
SeI0r Labra having thus brought about null dis
cussiOn of the Cuban difficulty, and developed the
attitude OF the government In regard to 1t, Withdrew
his proposition but the indiscreet supporters OF the
cnssion quietly out Of the way challenged all the
elements OF opposition by presenting q pr0p0stiOn
10. m M O. eev IN ae snea
that Marshal Serrano requested tne mover to with
draw also this motion. Serrano sald-
Sa 81 s.nor s and ss %
notion the government believe we ought not to waste time
\ "sSss ssy St.er Ssvss ss1s y:
the factions
are in accord on this question as the 90 not r.
afford them The Of governing the country IL these
% ton tCSeerins and Cries Of 'ohi ohr'j w - f'''
Romero Robedo retired his motion accordingly.
MAKING MOST OF THE oPPoETuNIrY.
disturb the government majority presented Senior
Labras motion again as their own and the skir-
evening. when another counter proposition was
presented, asking the Congress 'tO support the
Tecoa. that they m9 realize t tine promises maac
by the revolution as far us regards the Antilles.'
MARSHAL SERRANO AGAIN SAID:
the Ministers with the elevated ideas of the Colo
@ % submit ss osr n sss M.
declared by the majority Of the Congress in reply to the
they are s es S q No % '
G s %G & S patriotic na n hs sTe
Of si And the would reply I'VE believe the
% @
W %ns D' s
idea yoa hsys S , to our brethren in Cuba
Gentlemen comply with .Syn% NY duty I ever what said this
mot
Why ai' Sssse
har%ons @ s and eoncils.e Tendencies. TO govern
s ss fss 's xs
Ss sss so
direct myself to the majority and say IA the hour have to
nSs SsGs Ss n $
sf. sssns
should maintain the p;egT Of the Spanish .srtcry cost
By s
SSs b. ns wnia % s
Once TIE psurecon is suppressed our desire is to carry all
afternoon and avowed adhesion to the Of Minis
Ayz He insisted that everything ought to be acrhced
ss gents s
sr T ss %
squadron there and ne we IN
sSss $ $: "a
sustain the government in this 10 the name OF the
Spansh nation. IL too late to do well, and IL
would Of patriotism vote the present proposition
.ns r.l TOPETE'S VIEWS.
Admiral TOpete also spoke to the proposition and
in support oi the government policy insisting upon
a suppression or the nsurrection as first necessity
In any dealings with Cuba. r'rlrl
o Indeed this was the whole morale OF the debate;
whatever difference there was shown OF parties and
however each may be ready to embarrass the gov
ernnlent, there was but one policy for Cuba-sub
mission Or determination. ooIg r.i. lF
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