The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-06
British MedcSty and Spanish pr;a,

he Government Of Great Britain. not .,,,.s., H'sa w wtse,y, justly, and hamaaely roverntnr th. ; nllis" iSlahas and one-halt the world besides Az. sI .Ae'' ,'s 'ni1ence m behalf of Constatat,oo al "overnments abroad. The transceudep,lv hsn- Py condition of ireand--ths oonteu,ad iory,,,s the fsegtish Charists, and the quiet oono;e, sna ardent devotion of thr Scotch ahorrr. has. ,a -"s ue IoVeinme al hone in position of eamal.,a anu eohpiacent security. and enabled it ,o sx,sm, ats a0sl1s ana patronage to less favored lands The h SeoJSet !" us phtlanlhropic Consideration has been Engand's present friend and ancien, al,Ss once thagnheent monarchy of Spain Lofd Pal mefston, n nete to Mir. Buiwer Minister to sn.;a under date of March IG, lsis, says: F-'@'' CrssoeM
 "aiA-I have to recommend to you to advss th. epa"isn uoVeihnent 10 adopt legal and consii,v uonal system. The recent downfsll of tba Etn'a, the French. and of hs iamiiy, and the l.'nS os hts ministers, ougtt 10 indicate te the Snaeisb Cont and Government Inc dangeT to which ihey exn,s. then+seiNes lh endeaHering 10 govern a country in manner opposed b the sentiments and oplnons ol ths nation: aud the catastrophe which has ias, ac. eu''eu ih rance lS sufficient to show that even numerous and well disciplinei army offer. onlv A. insuttlc tent defence to the Crown. when the .y.,.
 followed by it Is not in harmony with the reh.rl system of the couittry. The Queen of spaip would act wisely in the present critical state of afr ,,s fl sic Were to strengthen her Executive Government l oy wiiehing the basis on which the sdmibistrstcu reP'se ana in calling 10 Her councils some Of the men in whom the liberal party places confidence have the haaor to be, &c, PALMEHsroS
 lhis delectaele document, Mir Baiwer encIosef 10 lhe spanish Miaister of Foreign Aaair, ib, Duke o Sotouayor. The Spanish Ersndee rprstv ed The and attention with any thing bn. good hp nor, anu Tetafned very dignifed but manesliy unsratstul answer, hom which we make the olaw. ing extract:
 "Ihe Cabinet, say, cannot see vi thoai the nosl extreme surprise, the extraordinary preteh>iob Of Loid PdlmersioD, winch leads hun to inieIfsfe m this manner with the internal aflairs nf Spsp and tp support himself on insxact and eqnivora dai. ana 'he qualification andappret iltion o wAel caa. hot in any ease co,ae within his prayper The eovernment would have much to say tu complss Y justify its past and present conduct; but il Ices moi consider itself called 10 do 1t with rsgFd a fs Sovereign and the CuFtes and in no way at tls instigation oi foreign influence, which in iiss!f would oe 10 commit an offence aesins, the dynir oi the Government and the independence of he b.. ton All the legal parties m Spain nnanimoasly i'leci such humi iatIng pretenson; and the spaA. 'sh Goveriinent, in now doing il, Is undonL.rAlg the legitimate representative of the general opniou Of the county What would Lord Pal,nerson-- what would your Exceiiency yourseif-say if tte @ spanish Government vas 10 interfere and pass an optnion on the administrative acts of the Brll.a Cabinet, aud recommend modification in the w. glme Of the Stde or if it were o advise il to aioR more eheacions or more liberal measures to ale. viate the fightinl condition Of Irslandr What would he say If the representative of Her Catholic Maes " m London, were to qualify so hsfshy as yoar ExceIercy has done the excentionaI m.a.nr.s o( expression which the English Government prepares sgnnst Inc aggression which threatens t ia ths midst of It's own States7 What would he say fl th, spanish Government were to demand in the nams of humaniiy, more consideration and more lustie, on behslI Of inc unfortahate people of Asia1 Wha, m hne, would he say if We were to remind him ths the lae events on the Continent gave lesson to al Goyernmeats, witbon. excepting Great Britain. ant that consequently the administrator of the State should be given up to the iilustrious Peel to the skihul nian, wh9, after having conciated the gen eral epi0t9n oi has country, has known how To msi the sympsthies and the esteem of ali the Govern meEis sI Europe He would say--whst the Span ish GoFernfnens has right now to say--ths, he does not recosnise the right of any power to oasr observations. which hs rsie iects as offensive to ihe dignity oi a free and ndepen ndeai nation. Aama- ted by sentiments suitable 10 spanish digntv. asa 10 every Government winch respects i,sef its Csbihet of Her Catholic Maie<sy cannot avoid pre- testing, In tue most energetic manner, against the contents Of The dispatches of Lsg6 PslmesoH and doi your Exeellency and. siSeFDg that it cannot re- tam them without 6ei5g wanting in dignity. il Ie' turns them enclosed, and st the same time declares that if your Exeelleucy should at any other lime in your otieaa communications on points of lnerns' tiona rights go beyond the bounds of your mission and interfere In the particular and private afars 4 the Spanish Goyerbmen', I shall consider nyssa under the painful necessity of returning your oss patches without further remark"