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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-11 00:00:00

revolt; aid though the

speak i!if

s suppression as -a thing easily (effected

very reason to ;believe that it is-of far
greater xonsequence than 1-at Government ' choose
to acknowledge. The Spaniards, as a peep-le,: are
as for their enthusiasm of loyalty to! the
f the Sovereign, which they indulgeoas
a pas on ; and though ?they submit to stmob.-,in,
justice and tyranny before this deep-rooted'feeling
cari be destroyed, there are bounds ecen'..to. such

notori

person

exuber

2nce of devotior

After a series Of.,rev(Eu-

tionslor ministerial :changes, even the iron•liies-
pdtism of Marshal ISTIKVAEZ could ad destroy the
popixl2r regard for:gra-EN ISABELLA, but. she has
herself flung away the love of her people '')V the
infunnus profligacyqifEer conduct. Regardlets of
every tie, of every moral oblization, of the

rautnest decencies elite, she has ontragedZipro-
piiieti, and, for theindulgence of her own vile
paSsicns, has shown: that, in the lowegt•dapilis of
in :fairy to which it .was believed her -mother had
slinks there is a lower-still, in which the .daughter
has lunged, untl-ahc has become an °hied of
scorn and loathing. :.:She has succeeded-: in out-

rivalling the worsttlaye of court profligacy, Asi-Eihout
he homage which vice pays to virtue, of

endefl7

miring to emcee, her viciot

;onduct under

a show of outward prorriet

rent is

sszile&ly open

she meets

and lent conte

capital,

*ho, a sho

dim

Juld have Aven

eager :to rally round.and defend her. It is perhaps
fortunate for the interests of moralitythat the :rest

of Banlope is actively engaged in more serion.o.mar-
fare, ao.(4.hat she has ,no allies to iwkkh ahe may

appeal in. defence of llenspurious legitinaaey. Eng-
land is no longer in a peaion to repeat the ,fodlish
act a sealing out an ..akenturous General, with
the sweepings of Newgate, as mercenary .soldiers,
to baffle fbr Liberalism ander the pretence of

supporting... Constitutional Government;
Spaniards may thereforoenjoy the full opportunity
of fighting t,out their qutorels among themselves,
without inua• risk of interference. It can matter
but little to:the interests of
_humanity, for that is
more likety !to be promoted by the overthrow of the
present Spani4h,dynasty, has not one feature
to recommendiit. The people are sunk in slaviAb
.superstition, arta the most intolerant bigob:3 of
-
,Ahe Romish heresy; while theZevereign has shown
',herself an apt pupil of the school in which she has
been bred, by beir,lg at once personally and politi-
cally infamous. In no other, country but Spain
have Protestants .<been refused enristian burial:;
Aga if the Spanish ,Ocvernment diould now have
to !drink the bitter *kegs of the loWeft degradation
they will be bat the
,latural f'rnits of so vile a
system. Every eountly • under &wish influence
has fig, ffered, but Spainlias been the most intensely
Ronori.-..„: these the inoiSition perpetrated its most
diabolical iniquities ; and !however long it may be
delayed„ the day of reeloning is sure fo6arrive, for
it is; impassible for any auttiO4. prosper,vbere the
grossest ouperstition and themost glaringiidolatry
form thegustiOnal

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