The New York herald., 1873-11-23

meEt of the Party Press-An Appeal
to the Colored Eiement-Opinions of
Prominent Men--Confcderat and
Union Nien Vic with Each Other to
Maintain the Honor OF the Old Flag.
RALEIGH, Nov. 81 1873
Major John w. Dunham, manned Confederate
officer, has introduced the following preamble and
resolutions in the Senate OF North Carolina:-
Whereas the authorities Of the Island OF cuba in
criminal discgord oi the usaees OF civilization and
sovssnment O The ! niled tates, have recently
a. cerea @ cer" mo q ~ ci1eht Wie M under ie protection
Cuba have successfully resisted the efforts he Spanish
government TO reduce them uhiugatiou, and have
s and are now mananng war in defence Of
government: now, therefore. the General Assembly OF
North Carolina 10 .
anty 9i the government OF the United states to
ard smpe gs ot o. m e psSt t. de
hg hag ana 70 infict swift punishment upon the muir
nesayed thst copy Of these resolutions be
Senators and Representatives in Congress
similar resolutions have been introduced in the
nouse ol representatives. These resolutions VIII
pass the Senate and House of Representatives,
with singular unanimity, showing THAT the senti-
men. ~ o. the peonle Is decidedly in favor OF the IN.
NEWSPAPER SENTIMENT.
In E,d, tne recognized organ OF the repubh can
says '
President Grant will lose an immortal opportunv and
overwneIm y ihe repnbcan party Win shame, deris,on
from the American people, 30, Tor hour of Jack
eonln 80, Tor day ]. our dead Dundee ,0 The time
has been for the recognition OF Cuba aud for
interference since the day whch General Gram was
come which such recognition intereIence car no
longer be delayed without shame. dgr ana djshonor
10 the American people.
And, addressing itself 10
THE CoL0RED PEOPLE
0f the State, who assemble IN convention in this
city on Tuesday, the Era says:-
Free Cuba means free Cubans Of color. Spanish con
quest perpetuating spanish enslavement % thai
In Cuba IL is Tune the colored people OF The United
States moved in this matter OF interference In the Cuban
For five years Cuba has been nobly struggling lni
freedom, and this lree governmen with Us 9uvn0v q
free men has stood forbearngly by o.say the least
Four millions OF cocred recmen have not raised band
uttered word the 5D0,DJ0 OF their brt thren
colorcd men who meet Al Raleigh next, week
give an expression Of their sentiment and sym
90 70 the President from the coored people OF North
Carolina. and his Prime Minister Mr. Secretary Fish,
cannot understand It. as has been suggested, let fhe
President relieve him Of the task The President is said
was Nations and men knew what to expect In his day
Anything short Of giving up the authors OF this late
bufchcry the United taies authorities punishment
Will bo ample cause for declaration Of war against
spain.
OPINIONS OF PUBLIC MEN.
Governor Caldwell, has not given the matter very
full attention and IS not prepared TO express an
elaborate opinion as TO the SUBJECT He feels that
she United states ought TO go TO She utmost limit
they can, TO vInjicate the nag and the American
name, and In the cause OF humanity demand Of
Spain the trial by law Of the butchers Of the Of
arefs. crew and passepgers q the Viginius lie