The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-12

execution, wholly INADEQUATE to any pracuca result
IN favor OF emancipation, II they be not really IN he IN
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sufficient incentive for patriotic government to exert
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ably 10 maintain the ancient colonial system in those
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not reformed must be constant source Of bitter anpa
fhe repeated assurances of the intention of the gov.
abolish 81 and to %
Spain Of the wrong Of slavery and Of the existence Of
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seashness of those interested In prolongng the contest
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most Of the evils of which Cuba the are the neces
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causeless seizure in violation of treaty Obligations
those by the appropra their proceeds
by those into whose hands they have fallen Though in
some two instances, the property has been
dered TO be restored far there has been ndemni
cation for the damage sustained In other instances,
where restitution has been promised it has been evadcd
and put of In way which cannot fail to excite the JUST
resentment of the sufferers and of their government,
whose duty II is TO protect their interests.
The decree of the 3lst August last prescribing regua
lions the proceedings concerning sequcstered prop
erty Cuba far trecognzed the embargo or CON
scaon of the property Of those charged with completely
in the nsnrrection, judicial proceeding In which
the parties entitled to be fairly heard, may be
regarded a concession TO the frequent rcmOn-
srances Of this government as well as as to tho
board constituted under that decree exhibit
different of promptness and activity from that
which has given the rcmonstrances OF this
against the proceedings whereby the property
seized the organization of the Board will serve only TO
increase the just causes o. complaint OF this gov