The New York herald., 1872-12-14

Charles f. Pindett, T. s. W. Titus, Peter W. Down
ing, Felis Fuents and jose Manuel Mertre.
was then read by a young gentleman OF color
named P. NJ. Whttle, which portrayed In very al
lowable metre and medium verse the oppression
OF "the fair isle in the Caribbean Sea,n and called
its sons to arms in very inspiring tones. Mr. PIN
dell, the secretary, gentleman from Boston, who
would not have been suspected OF color but for the
company he was in, then made speech, during
which he read
TIE FOLLOWING CIRCULAR,
which had been scattered aaout the hall by paid
Spanish spies, doubtless. during the afternoon:-
To rns coloasp CIrlzEss or rnn UsIrED srArns:77
Of Cuba tour years ago. who instesd Of going the the
ss q war e. s the 6srstGa s5 ,hs;
wits and induce white and black Americans to go thsre
The americans have found ont they and
recently mas y & as ps s captain
Inc e0iSmn; q y cro and Ss ,njS ca9ans IN ncy a..
has Just deereed a5oiten plan great dsa
one which made victims in the Southern States
And what Is most remarkable in this affair is, that the
w az the e9'f 50 s s
be carried away aud take hand in y at once while
sowardice, have been slaves and have been
H M ne s. dy ssSihs % 'ns o Ss
for the Ill use they made OF the labor OF these unfortu
Yes Gentlemen ose Sypocrite, who talk to you about
With q you and your ssndshp have
their lives lived OF nothing but the labor q and
aG i We'll Know s 70 Wod s Ass n'Su
They talk TO OF berating the slaves. the
who have been their owners and have not granted them
that Liberty which they are now proclaimng while they
Spanish colonies the OF slaves empowered to
beratc them should they choose TO do but TO of
G is ,'aess ns
Besides to what amounts in reality the address Of these
oaters 70 the coored people OF American Do they want
you TO go 70 Cuba and perform that which they In
upon the nag OF the Union or do they intend to merely
take money out OF your pockets tor white people know
them already, and have hermctically buttoned their
Colored people of America, do permit the rogues
now appearing to you to put you down as fools They
now atter you that you may become the instrument OF
the necessity of living upon the money OF others indier
ent they as to who The abolition Of slavery
in the Spanish Antilles is tact already decreed and in
troduccd by the government at Madrid and 10 take
useless step to which could induce those who want
prey upon your savings BY similar nonsense % @ ,,mo
JOSE FERRER DE COUTO,
Editor OF the Spanish paper Ell Cronista
NEW YORK, Dec. Is, 1872
Mr.. PINDELL said he did not know
THE AUTHOR OF THE CIRCULAR,
and an excited young Cuban rose from front seat
and informed him.
"Mr. Speaker said he, "he is q colonel OF vol
unteer regiment that helped to oppress the Cubans
in Havana, and he is the author of the Negro in
Slavery the most pro-slavery book ever written
Mr. PiNDELL proceeded to disprove the state
ments made in the circular, and quoted from n
slaves to show that 1t was paper in favor OF th
| peculiar institution. Mr.. Pindell was followed b.
| q Cuban gentleman named Feis Fuentis twht
| merely excused himself as having speech Il
| make), a Mr.. Zuhli and DR.. Ray, after which tht
| meeting adjourned.