The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-12-06

his baneful influence has thus lar succeeded
= defeating the Efforts Of ali liberal .mipded
Non In Spain to abolish slavery In Cuba, and in
preventing the promised reform.
In that land the struggle fer political su-
premacy continues. The Pro.slavery aristocra-
more and moro open hostility and defiance OF
he home government, while It still maintains
! practical connection with the Republic in
he Peninsula; and although usurping and
aefying the authority Of the heme
& defiance tend: in the direction Of OPPRESSION
Or of the maintenance Of abuses, it is still .
power in Hldrid, and recognized by the gov
emmen.t Thus IN element moro dangerous to
continued colidial relations between Cuba and
i Yana. an element opposed to granting any
relief from mlsruls and abuse, With no aspira-
lions after freedom commanding no sympa-
thies In generoue breasts, aiming to rivet
tin stronger the sh.ckles Of slavery
6isns & power IN caSa. and under PROFESSIONS
Of loyalty TO the mother country is e1hausting
which are ct variance with those principles Of
justice, liberality md hight which give nobility
Of character to Republic In the interests
u to be hoped that this evil influence may be
soon arrested.
TIE vnGINIUs CASE.
The steamer yIrginius was. on the 18th dav
Of September, 1870, duly registered ct the
port Of New ~ Sorn e R. Of the
October, 1870, having the certificate Of her reg.
the port q New York. and has nc not since been
within the territorial jurisdiction Of the United
States. Oh the slst of October last,
States ON the high seas, she was forcibly
seized BY the Spanish gunboat Tornado.
and was carried int the port OF
Santiago de Cuba, where many Of her passen.
gers and crew were inhumanly, and 90 far at
least o relates to those who we're citizens Of
the United States, without due process Of law,
put TO death.
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