The spirit of democracy

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Cabral.- Comment' would seem to be

needless as to this usurpation of the

war power. V

The New York- Tribune of Friday

publishes a letter from Captain Temple,

of the -r.Tennessee, to, CommisGioccr

rt aae, wansmniea oy lis an xomir

correspondent, in which the naval oC. jr.;

says; i Vv. v

Tensessee, Azua Bat Feb. 11,' 1S71.

Mt,Dear .Senator; I undersUnd

-0 o f

to the expedition are to start to-morrow

overland for Port aa-Princer Tt-,raJT

not have occurred to these gentlemen

A A MnEn- kM'-!11 wm4-ia11V.

place" themselves in the position of spies

and, if they are "taken by Cabral's pep-

n p rnov ran nn miner in inn nmrRU xraat

by sentence of a dmm-head court mar-

tial, according W all the rules -of -civit

warfarA For thev belonor to a na-

tion that, throughlhe orde.rs,of its Ex-

ecufive to, the": naval .vessels1 berei, has

chosen to take part In the internal c;h-;

flicts.oftthe( country; theyr com ej SirtcU

vfrotn the.-bead., quartets Qt .vcu-i

enemies they 1 are .-without icv; C V-

form, or aothorityof any kind, j tarXe-

ihg in a, hostile-region. They .ar, i

fact, spies. They go expressly to,l::-i

every thmg connected with-tio rcra

country, and their observation .are i,v

1.1! -i.x' ilii'Si.t

lenueu ior jiuuucawuu, suiu iuu j iuui-

rectiy.to be reported back to President

Baez.. Surely'Cabral would havearijiJ

tci preyent this, if he can. t r i

'In consideration of these rtews, 1

wonia oee xi von w wiu&.j year rea-

sent to this proposed expedliaa,

alaa to Irennent Preaidact Hia;ll fcrtii

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The spirit of democracy. (1871). Woodsfield, Ohio, 1871-03-28. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85038115/1871-03-28/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The spirit of democracy, 1871-03-28.