The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-24
CUBA LIBRE.


PRESIDENT AGUMERA's PROCLAMATION TO TIA
sPANIARDs-AN ELOQUENT APPEAL TO THE
GOOD SENSE AND ENLIGHTENMENT OF THE
NsGIoN
AS exclusively soid IN the HYEALD OF last week
Francisco V. AguIsra, President OF the Republic Of
CUBA, has la noed OH the soil Of Cuba The follow
ing appeal Is being circulated and made By him TO.
the SpaniGrds IN Cuba, looking 50 speedy termi-
nation or the cuban revolution, which commenced.
in OCTOBER. 1865.
When In October, I5cs in against
RUE Wa not on account q psdgaa Ia.si q
commenced me lie and death struggle Tor oSr cup d
DESPAIR was es4aus,ed tor We mad no alih n spain
heed OF the Just petitions Of her son: ard until
length naught remained Us % DO but appeal .
DIED TaE GAUSS or TRKEDoM
large nanbeT four people rel asSng on behaf
nsSrpea rshtA WIN these asorahons toward liberty
redemption, Since the dAs Of free Cuba was'
and when our cry was Liberty Or deara then TIL now
% o troops are oess IN ana me n er a. sb
Occidental epartment. Mankind at large, which mas
nsht on behalf O humanity 10, demoefanc prnelpes
the banner cuoa bee anne as me once more anS
joined Us IN our conquest OF civilization
Our constitution has Tor It's basis, liberty. equality
ovey Tase ae Is goo
fam ~ eis mater oar chamber o. An
employment in the service u the Republic OF Cuba
,ns n. do no Oesys hs Your
iizez all hat + noble ana Soy because mGnains its
uly; For seven years you nave been tod that thu
have hs 10 is pe bsS
monhs ana years PASS bn peace comes not The beau
have 70 give WAY for me dak nigh. q bankruptcy and
misiortunes Will however, better pave the war
we Wese IN Of the town q BayaSo wRes
the son Of cISs ana the son OF SPAN enjoyed sSaa,
sns carried gu, IL The districts
with us upon a basis Tor carrying on the war have
caused many painin reprsas IN the matters o. burning
ency, and thousands OF your numoers who have been
handA
spaniards your own common sense will tell you thas
vancins aaul we reach Havana Every wear that tho
children while the prosecution Of the war costs the
These statistlcs from the D,ario Marina o.
the 10th OF November s4 show the utter imposabity
this there be into that your
mer value and thss the thirty millions ABOVE alluded to
is but TO uetray actual war expenses
Then take again the recent offer OF Captain General
psrdoa to about 100 deSsrtsrs Who have ooed our
rses 81 asy T @ hs spanish ns
shows the rate straits IN winch the spanishgo
40 not speak 70 you on the SUBJECT OF now long the
struggle wll YET last For the sake OF the happiness on
CUBA II Is 70 oe hoped that 4 may no. continue much
umph sooner later ana tell You thls have taken
pen a he Dtdyi0 la Marina and Ia pos dc Cao0
will tell YOU wth re ference to this appeal to
science, that IL Is evident weakness
though the cry of troops is heard
I'm the rich savannahs Colon The ricnesA
and productive parts of the island will reduced
70 cnders bring about absolute Independence
We hope that this, however will be and
you Will not force US TO gain our Independence At this
terrible to country
spsnsrus Il you wish TO live in peace II you desire
that tranquility shall reign the land II you desire
rccompense Tor your labor II not dead TO all
sentiments OF honor and truth, wish the exist
OF n united CUBA. side and help to
hasten the advent OF independence. IL accept
the wealth OF the Occidental Department shall DO
respected and long the land will recuperate ita
losses; but II you will not blood shall still dow and Ore
shall scourge the land. We offer brothers.
and II you refuse that as foes.
spRniards. long live the independence Of Cuba
FRANCI5CO v. AOUtLERA.