The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-31

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 cirtua M CARLos.-The reports and state ]. N of English papers that this slip of Nv had returned to Spain, his native 90a w. have been doubted, and the con . h9f torv rumors have truly involved the | 5, ! ], .rt in some little uncertainty. We oi not that 1t is of the slightest conse- '''e''@ hoe to us, in this country, whether he
 soan or .sNoya Zembla, or the Lord Mas |ps where.o But it is doubtless true f l2a he is in his own country, and that he 'eakn ssued Proclamation to the Spaniards, arau py of which has been received at New
 <, pia France, as follows
 ., Spaniards l return among you to de- 'a'as ihe holy cause of the country, of re- 7 m, of our rights, of my crown, and of ss' fundamental laws of our Monarchy. ,bbsa noaned by the subjects who have re- me aned athful to the National Constitution, boarI caNmhe cooperation of all spaniards nee bo wish for liberty, based upon our old apbd sauions, modified by the real represen- les Ives of the wishes and interests of the E. sary atlarge.
 ' slsy 1spanards! Take my royal word for it, l''s ! iaI never again quit you; if I fall in aa RaForing to perform the duties which '0 !ank and my love for you impose upon 'ny eldest son will replace me. bring 'a a hue liberty, that which combines in
 constitution the rights of all classes,
 |al of that pertended liberty, which IS Mdown people before the pride and pd Hs of a few individuals. l promise laAi #AA the national Cortes shall be con- pd 7 being first nominated by all orders li Fa State, and in all the communes, in- h Af that phantom of representation Ia aA is but the make-believe of party. sa vail re-establish the fueros, an ancient 'a AFnerable institution, the roots of which a Hshl vigorous in the country, and which lA9 aF So long time been the source of a strength, the prosperity, and the union, I heroic Spain. Ferdinand VII. has, by
 F'as! wi, in!.inged the laws of Spain.- "a sad, in 1874, that the rights of the n anarchy and those of the people were 5, Pally lnyiolable. and yet his last act was hs annlhllation of the Salic Law, which is ,s Royal Constitution, without the consent he appfooatlon of the general Cortes, which ad @s Constitution of the people. The y ssua ol lhIs capital violation has been, a 's' all rnciples and all rights have been l. al nousht, the privileges of the provin- ,d l', and Of the communes have been tram Q su s'c under foot, personal liberty has been ,d a'Alced to the passions of party, the
 tsdss sa ot dlscord and civil war have been
 lsnSd up, the finances of the kingdom \ ,l1 'n's been delivered up to dilapidation, and s,;. ,%' evils consequent upon double usur-
 G,ao'l s nave been let loose upon this un-
 s~ld'e country. Spain, in q word, has
 s,n sa agaln placed by his royal Will in the
 |s s ueporable situation as that in which
 m; Su'lu itself in consequence of the in-
 5s 'us s'a Decrees of Bayonne in 1918, but
 oS ,T 'ySe % ot which cur heroic nation threw
 f,,, me same resignation, the same con-
 ,' sa;l. me same courage, the same nation
 rip pss which triumphed over foreign en-
 ; s's . ana the perfdious ambition, will rem
 'aa the attempts made to subjugate
 oosp spalnlards, it is for liberty, religion and
 aams a'eey, we take up arms, it is in the
 an ". 7: liberty that l come amongst you,
 sl Ssa. s.,'s' ler that ali who are against us
 lo,,i on agnt. Let this noble cause rally you
 ,s;es a your 70 T, King; he wishes only what the youlo,w..,',n v. 'ne nation shall recognise to be gus ;a'sole ;a q to truth and justice. Pelas- Ss aa.'''.m m lotmer times carried with him into soy ya.sul,as' as I, religion, the laws, and the sac,ea 0l 'ne country. Guardian of this tonsl ' ' deposit, of this inheritance of na- adsr x aa'aependence, he preserved it in and O '. restore It to Spain in all its purity,
 hs eosa. ~ uolng prepared the deliverance of eon6dssy: An1exiie like him, but full of Your sace sase. In the Divine protection and in
 commss itls against other Moors that Under 'e ,h the battle; it is with you, and aat ws 'e shield of our ancient liberties. hes.s snall triumph over our new enc
 npsSi,.s,, pSs,,,''on abolished in spain.-This
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