New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-18

humanity and civilization JOHN A. DIX
NEw.YoHK, NOV. IL, 1873.
GENTLEMEN: II IA my earnest desire 10 Dc Mitn wv
IN person ~ ,nv enS.annents prevent It. am
h ~, an snirt and sentiment Urge resolnte action
non our (;overnment a. sacred dutyto act ut once
send men and shirs take possession OF Cuba hang the
geaders hloodtlrsty murdereis, and pirates who
IA d 10 hanl down our fag took persons from ship,
u n or,nntod them Tina HATED states should hold
NV fr ths Noon and dnwntroIden Cubans aud ne GO
49,, Stor IN ~ hut never oran surrender Cuba except
to the Cuoans' Your ieno anu oDo'0" rims AiIEy
- =, , ~, ., ,e-a
FREEHOLD N. j., NOV. II, isiS.
Your dispatch received. The Outragcs COMMITTED AT
Santiago de Cuba call TOT prompt Hnu "eo, , ,n,oss
the part OF Government, IL spain cannot suppress
the revolution Cnba, nor prevent her aoneiehts lr9
committing acts when dlsgrace gu ~ -,
civilized world, it is time for her TO renqusb al cal
of authority over the island The geographical position
of Cuba makes her condition OF vast Importance 70 Ihs
counfrv nelieye her destiny Is to be republic under
me government OF her own people, or To become
part of The United states-a destiny wmen VIZ o oS
ssened by current events and without the VIOLATION on
any international law on onr part nope 10 see 'nS y,
day when no European rover w so'gln nerssts of
territory on TINS side OF tne M nn race demand
this nation and the welfare OF the huin anv, P.pKpa
this JOEL lAhhhh'
The resolutions were tnen iesu ios ~
follows, and were adopted Oy uoaio"iNh '~f
accord.
THE RESOLUTIONS. a..
reheion and the perpetuation OF human slavery mas
going on for 1--WE years, without any visible
evidence that it will be successful aud -, -.
Whereas This war has from the beginning been con
Quoted by the Spanish volunteers by methOhs aDhoie
WheTsas The Spanish volunteers have repeatedly out
ragged the rights persons OF American citizens with
o any redress or security against future outrages
being gwen; and
Whereds For years past the spanish f fse
crees and barhares OF its agents In Cu0a or 10 en-
force ats own liberal legislation ana 49,, .,-.
Whereas Tue eliminating horrors OF the successive
executions of the capuyes taken rom Cue @ nav
shown deliberate purpose ON the part OF ne spap1n
drid and determination 10 insult and defy our own
Government and people and h
hheTtds. Inc OUnT.n That me was prosreutIng
aT in Cnba nor tolerated its recognition by Gov
ernment but has acted with unlicensed .efw Doth IN
the conduct oil INC War a ~ oil the esnonsiblty Of
eeitImse warfare claiming all the iminuniues OF
lawful warfare; aud ,.-,,.n. g. oil ,ho world that
hhere@s, ~ n MT of the ontlyne realm of SPAIN
which has so completely lapsed into anarchy and is so
entirely uncomfortable by spain that the et
ized Power mas inc ignt and Is ~ uy n6 for The nrn
, ~ ire own citizens 10 use forcible means to
ain ain from the real OF the situation IN CuOl
"udemny for the past ana security lor INC
PROVIDED the pOwci W Pi ~ vironSs and guarantees
he word and the United States especially against
their repetition; therefore, be II r,o s.a.o. ,oo,, p,
hesotpsa' ~ 6 uo npesdes over our oyernment
to take the prOmpest aud decisive action that is
consistent Win ne dIghly anu WIN n1 ~ pat ~
0i our ~, 5a9 when he "a Secretary of state
rroe IN the Spanish representatives regard 10 out
RACES committed by creek ihians III Tue tnoh 0p""i'
te.lIory o t4ld, u T -, ma annea If VIC ara TO be
forced into contrary order of things, mind made
up We shall meet IL win nIhesS; ev ,5 100 80
our hos done Laretofore We con6de in own
strength without Boosting OF IL we respect mat OF
others without tearing II. ~ we te we
FHi On .n ~, -, ~co m Snaiu chooses TO consider
80 ieense ao1inst savage butchery as n OF war
10 her we must meet her also III war; win regret Dut
without fear"
VIM. A Darling was theu ihiouu'oo' "nu 'pOA' :"
follows:
SPEECH OF WILLIAM A. DARLING.
FELLow-CIrlzENs: IL may DE perhaps resa'ued as
somewhat presumptuous in me TO address you er the
distinguished gentlemen Whoh you na'o "sVeheu "
with much patience and SO much interest but "nal
means this great outpouring OF the American pepper
What means this gathering here to-nightf "ha' Is
that has stirred It's Utmost depths the great heart OF
49,. -, American neonle, We feel and hear the
lho e -, a,t.n, -rh,.h % ho,e ex
vibration Oh 'ne seh'in'r"' WIG" a.,
pressed tonight from all parts OF tue hhd'
What means this activity in our NavyYard; this
preparation by the DovernnepV - " .",o
burst of sentiment by the peopei Let INC TELL You mat
the Government your Government the Government OF
tno ~ tha ,oon1o and for rho neonIe
Inc peop'e, !" -. -, tha .uar,oan noon,o
true to the instincts OF the American people
will he I'D 10 the emergency and meet you tho thresh
- :, - ,,,uest expectations The American peo-
ho'u Vi Soui i1'io'' -, 90, ,, In
pie have long sympathlzed earnestly ana oeepy WIN
the suferngs and wrongs OF people who have tried
thelr utinosV W fei''o no" '"'
Of despotlsm, ana 10 unite WIN US anu DC
free and independent people. But the American people
~ -, i,oa 20 ,.,v ond ordor and wb,,o tbev
tHoa PooP4O "O'''N" w '"' $3.50 -
are determined in their resolve that night shall prevail
and wrong shall be punished yet they viii do wrong
- .,--s,o. "a % the,r noble traditons nv nm
10 tHelnsei'oS "HU " ~ -. -,
justly and unwisey acting WITHOUT TAXING
the necessary steps, knowing that their cause will
M cica,cd NV canning time and all civilized nations
VIC 'iii - -, a.. 80 :. o. ,.,a.t.a
We all leel deeply hrOhsly INC oH'cts vi 'ie aloces
that have been committed that have caused thrill of
,or sbudder Of dread 70 pervade not only our land
horror snuuue' u u''U ~ P' 80 49, 80,
but all ciVlized communities ohc spcaAer sdiu heio
tonight that the waters which flowed around tins island
"4. a.. o. reel, o,, tho n,ood ,bot hoe hoo,
were NOT euinOionV W " 20, w
she'd but let me tel you '"' Tue 'e"ls VI 'o 'o" VI
America will nerve the arms OF their fathers and