Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27
CUTTING AT DALLAS.
His First Lecture on "The Mexican
BasllIe and Prison Lifep--An
Interesting Interview,
No PrincIpie Settled BY Ills Release.
Americans IN Mckee sun swear
they AFRO British SUBJECTS
Ahe condnton % tue Poems RIPS Tor a
New Osd.r o. rhlues rhe scheme
" this Eiiibastsra.

specialize me casetse.
DALLAS, Tx, Nov. SEA. X. Cuttiny.
INC recent international bone Of eonsen-
tlou between tho uni,ed States ana
Mexico, arrived at rallaa late last night,
accompanied by A. q. McKle Of The Ri
Paso t'rex) Herald, Leigh CLARK, a bright
Young attorney at that place. ana an
American mine-owner OF the state 81 chi
huahna, named Stevens. Today red.
white and blue literature was distributed
literally through the streets, Announcing
that Cutting, assisted By CLARK, would
lecture on the 'AIcxican nastllo and
Prison l.lfe.N small audience greeted
tne lecturers AZ the skAting rink Tonight,
nut notwithstanding tho diacnnranlnr cir.
cnmstane"c, tho talks were made practI.
eaily "a the sAmn strains as the Cutting
case mas been presented TO the public
tnrongh the press. The lecturers pro
country, and, as at present headed.
are fleeing the sun. Tho following
interview BY your correspondent Win
Cutting embraces everything M tha lee.
lure, ana e0nla ideas not touched nhcn.
"As tonight you propose gvinR yAnf
initial lecture, Mr. Cutting, / called Is
see U ! elnld opiain ia advance from Won
some information concerning your plans
and isl5aa
~ saaHia be glad TO furnish yoa with
spgll Information Upon my Release from
Mo Mexican Dungeon, August %. ana DOR
several weess thereafter, / was offertH a
considerable sum Of money ID rs faetnf.
ing throughout tho United States, and
make money ont 81 tha wrongs l6Hl6tod
upon mo bY lho McNlcnOa Toe temnta.
ton waa vcgy great, for had been
stripped every dollar and robbed
~ my printing oilipe, the accumulation
81 some i've yeafa' hard lsb0f But |
realized iliU fact that az IN iudllidnal
had No right TO make money to tfamnib.
AZ i we're, upon the sympathy extundei
me by my fellow countrymen for which
shall cyUr ies grateful Ms lectures shan
heAnd are dosigreG inbthslf VI America
citizens who how lengulsh andare rot,lng
away NJ Vile, loaths1me dungeons
throughout the mlsnnmed Mexican lana
u God aud Liberty, aud am convinced
OF the fact that my case win bear happy
results aud rcAiore TO freedom many an
lsmpstuOnvsis tfnceicsztg For tive months
10 be couped up Ia a elOse adobe room
With from twenty TO thirty other human
being, Americans, negroes and Moxlcana,
In various stages Of disease aud uncloan.
,iness, several Of them too weak from
starvation and lll-treatment 10 stand
on their feet unaided, was
terrible ordeal, but should
my Imprisonment and the agitation and
exposure incident thereto be the meansof
opening wide the dungeon door Of even
one OF our wrongiully Imprisoned onuu-
trymeu, then ! shall feel amply repaid for
my sufteringn
What about the nllbusterlng scheme
and the proposed Invasion OF Mtxico2t
During the past two months | have
carried on volumlnous correspondence
with gentlemen who, IA the civil and mil
Itary circles Of the United states, ara
as leadors, Glscussing az
length the conditions prgHcnted at the
present tine for tho favorable in9u ura-
ton OF a scheme f1g the colonization OF
Sonora and Lower Call.
iOrna. There viii be no want
u inudH, for assurances have been given
by capitalists representing millions OF
money that upon the proper presentation
Of an enlistment amounting 10 5000 ablc-
bodied soldiers, tho necessary funds win
BIZ forthcoming 10 purchase supplies and
agricultural nnd mining supplementary
"What ~ the condition VI taoso states
galitieallyp
nReyolnhon Is rife, and the frame OF
heir institutions Is tottering, aud from
ntCsune shocks Will fail sooner OF later.
a no portion Of the globe has there ever
'xis'ed 60 much misery, poverty aud
anime 40 now exists among the slave or
,e0H ciass Of the entire Mexican republic,
which class comp0ses 10 least nine.tenths
u The population"
~ see from your circular that you pro-
lose advocating a vigorous foreign pro-
ectiye policy
''Yes, think that duty owe 70 my
elbow countfymen. propose 10 adYo-
ate II all ov,r The land, 40 that people
nay reallza its business, 40 that American
ftizens IN Mexico, as 10 almost daily
lone, will have no further need to per-
nre their souls IN claiming 10 be Brltish
ubjects and deny their fiagn
'What has been the terminus OF tho
ssues involved in your case2n
"Nothlng, No principle was settled by
ny release. Mr.. Bayard himself recog
LEES this fact"
"WhSt was the quest IN 10 your caseV'
Mexico claimed 20 have Jurisdiction
4 an offense committed upon American
oil by the peculisr provisions u their
tatutes. Such law Of course " an alb
nrdiiy, II con Yefy 70 the laws Of ma.
Ions, and, ns Mr. Bayard said, would
ever be tolerated by tho American gov.
fnme1t, and for the sake " Be.irekpect
do trust that the people through CON
.rcss aud the national conventions will
AXE such steps as win insure the prOtcc-
ion Of Americana from Illegal arrest and
no matter IN whatever land
! may ho."