The Express.
London, England, 1868-11-19 00:00:00

4 SPANISH 01E4701.

The democride who have adhered to the liberal
manifesto have brought to the advocates of • tionstitu-
tional monarchy nothing beyond their own parsons ; their
followers have left them fee the great mob orator, Emilio
Castelar, whose torrential eloquence (" eloquencia toffee-
cial") of the night before last almost maddened his 6,000
Enthusiastic hearers, piled up in the huge circus, which,
notwithstanding the coldness of the might, was surrounded
by as many more, eager to get at the young demagogue's
solutions of the difficulties, even in fragments.
Till the other night, Emilio Cestelar, though always
eagerly listened to, not sowed% for hiadoctrines as for the
restatese beauty of language in which they are displayed.
has always been looked upon with souse suspicion. as he
was known to be • fervent catholic, and unrivalled in his
expositions of the civilising WhillDOe of catholicize. which
he Isbound bard to show is compatible with freedom.
But his two years' emigration have not been lost upon ,
him, and, with • daring that proves bow well he feels the
wonderful trench rmation taking pines in the national
mind. he told his bearers that, listening some months imo
for the last time to the tolling of the church bells in
Rome, the struggle in his mind between the form of
Cluktian creed which his mother bad taught him, and
that which Christ had himself taught, had concluded, and.
with Its manitni on the one hand and liberty on the other,
he had chosen liberty. This declaration was received with
thoutsi of applause, the whole meeting rising in assent.
Be alluded to the half measure of religious toleranou ad-
vocated by Salustiano Olozaga in a rich strain of humour
highly reds. Led ; and he said that if he could summit iu
direndowirg • church that absorbed the material wealth
of 11. e notion, and introducing the voluntary system of
church support, the Spaniali paraut, alined gamin;
under the load of coubibutious, would show, by the par-
simony with which he would contribute to the sup-
port of priestly pomp, how deeply they are, de-
ceived who deem him the famine of past trines.
After entertaining his audience for an hour, that pasted
like a few minutes—so glowing is his word-painting so
graphic his grouping of fact and fiction—be proceeded to
examine the qualifications of the princely candidates,
making merry at the expense of each, especially at that of
our Duke of Edinburgh, whom, however, he declared to
be the beet, and therefore the most worthy to be talked
over. Just as he was finishing off a masterly sketch of
the Italian candidate, • telegram was put his hand
announcing an insurrectionary movement in Berge,.
Ile announced it to the people, and conjured them to
authorise him to send a talegmm to them saying that
"6,000 republicans assembled in Madrid authorise
Cestelar to tell the men of Berg& to wait the remit of the
national will, that needed no bayonets to expos i, and,
whatever that will be—whether ripe 'blame or liberal. or
monarchical- to bow to it, as bad leen solemnly agreed
to." This the assembly ratified by • show of hands, and
the hour being advanced, the people outside the build-
ing more clamorous fur • share in the oratorical treat,
the speaker homes end exhausted. it wss agreed to
adjourn for another week. —Merwityp Aat Oorreapandent.

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