The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-12

snoy he'.
~. The Spani,h ration will nerer atrais
The light oi any power 10 interfere ~ hsi o.
| iair..
! (" The Government will never dc,!s.e sri
ihe limo Traced o., to it by It's duties, ,he rs-
tionsl hopor, and BY It's unsiiersble attach.
| meo, 10 The Const,u,ion swo'D TO 10 1917.
! Z" suihot,ze you TO ocmmuuioale We hs!iy
| this parcr 10 the Minister al Foreign hfIaiis
| of ,he Power TO whioh you are acc sdistd, snG
TO de.er him q copy, u he require 1t.
:" Has Msjes!y hopes that the prudence, the
zesl, and the pot. io',sm, which disi,ngoi.h
you, will suggest a Gfm Conduct. .uch as J.,
worthy Of The Spanish name under pfesent
circumstances. This is what have ihe hon-
or 10 communicate TO yoGr Es ,eiieney, by or.
der OF hi. Majesty.
81 ,enew 10 you the sssursnces, &c.
(Sgnrd) "EFARlSTE ST. MIGUEL.
MSdiid, January g."
A debate followed ,he reading Of lhese docs
umtnts, which though short, 81 once rv,ncea
thc maniy, homes, indignation Of the Coues,
and IN. cool bur firm besrlng of The Spanish
character. The ptesideot oiihe Cnr,ss said,
mat" fsiihlul 10 their oa,bs, and worthy os
nc people whom they represent, they viii
made IN the Cons,i,ulion BY which they exs,.
The Cortes will give 10 the Gosofn0cnt or
his Majesty every power To repei sggi ession
on The Ps', oi the Powers who shat dare ia
attack he liberty, ne dependence, and Itn
glory OF The hsrOic ostion Of Spain. sod Ih.
disniy and honor of the Cons,i,uiionaI Throna
OF his Msjes,y" This announcement, was
me, by loud az plauses from The ssse mbly ard
she sale,ies. NJ. Gaiiiano proposed mcs-
sage TO The King, s,sling that i, was the unsi-
te' able RESOLUTION Of the Legislature TO sup
port with all It's means, the Independence uT
The Constitutional Throne Of Spaia, the sove-
feigo,y and the rights ol the nation, and The
Constitution by which II Is governed; snc
'ha: 20 MAINTAIN rights SO .sc,ed, the Cortes
Is ready to vote ell The aid that shsli be re-
oaisct, certain that all possible sacrifices wiz
be made with enthusiasm ty all Spsr,sfds;
and tha, they viii prefer 10 submit TO cry ne
cessiiY rather thru utat with those who
would tarrish their hoDot SDd suscs lhe,i iio.~
critics (Ibc Deputies here rose sImulsne-
ous!y, and uIered cries Of" Long lice the
Tree nauon The Constitution tot eve' lne
National Congress ard constitutional Govern
ment for eyet ~ Which weis repest.d tv
the spectators in The gallsries.l NJ. Arguet-
les tben addressed the assembly in slmlls-
s,rsin OF pStrioije enlhesissm. He recon-
Dendsd lbe adIon; nmeRt ol The diploo attic
commission sppo,ned 10 d,uw cut This mes
sage, and hat in the mean ,irne he Cor,es
shuud suspend ti1l thcn the manifestation %
their sen,inep,s, in ord:r ths, II uigbt never
be said, 4" that the mere impulse OF the mo
rneat dieia;ed 10 Us ,h;y step, and that /! wea
divesed Of hat augusi sole sanity which ought
io sceompsny so noble s0d just dreision.
NJ. Gaieno resumed; +" ! could have ds'iss,
ve'y briefly, TO expose the motives on whic,a
The ns.scge in question was founded. "a de-
ve,op ceroin IDEAS which the reod,ng oi the
notes has inspired IN this assembly. bot 'ho
Cores having manifested one OF those SUBJ
lime movements so wotihy oi Spanish hea',sS~
IN unanimously adopting nv proposition, lan
discussion Of this imporenl sfIoir to-day
would BE voeat, impcinous, and 500 sgiIsosc5
whist on Iu,u'e day il would be esiW, ma
jsscc, sod, haal.y. wof,by oi The Spanish ns'
,icn, which oueh, to show herself dign,fe,sj
mode etc, and genetou., when she sees het-
self attached by vile and IetomiOious means.
! demand that the diplomatic commissius, os
which have Tho honor 10 be member, or
any olher, present within iottv eight hours,
me pro ieci Of message under all cus,omsro
torma!i,ies that II be prin,ed IN all the fvlni:
languages thst II be protusely disuibu,ed
throughou: Europe, in orcer iha, the whols
world may know that Spain desires peace, bur
tha, she does not refuse war and ths, she i.
disposed to renew the sscfihccs she has al.
esdy made, sooner than allow her inde pen
dence 10 be s,acked; and that she will never
dg,eH one step from her consitotionai svs.
lem. Let Us follow The conduct OF lfsemen,
aud let us say 10 the na'ions which thfes,eu
Us, 'Yon hold in your heDds peace and war =
choose !'"-The President then adjourned
the sitting, enid reiterated sceiansi,ons OF
enthusiastic spprobation.
Sitting Of the Cories, Jan. ll.-Scnor Ca
'iano stepped into The uibrne, aod cad tha
drsught Of The message, which was TO this ei.
iect -
The Cor,es usnifes, TO his Msiss,y that
they have heard with the greatest ss,uni,h.
ment the assertions contained in the uorss OF
the Cabinets cf Paris. Vienos, Berlin. and