The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-01
OUR RELATIONS WITH SPAIN.
zhs Mad1id Papers On Mr.. soaIs's Reception
Is Minister Of ths U.ised states.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
zhs Maarid Papers On Mr.. soaIs's Reception
IS Minister Of ths U.isea states.
The Hersldo 4 hadrid has considerably mohasd i'
tsre with regard TO the appoh tneat VI NJ Souie ~
American Minister 10 that court Tbs RercIds ID tas
srgsn sf ths ADMINISTRATIONS ard its ehxa~ II ssasn sa
h therefore the important a1d insrsstng Ia IL
ssue ~ tic lat OF september the HcaGo tsus delivers
| Itself -
Our readers vel recoIsct the articles which ~
published short time Escs the pcsansios o. az
so1e staye of aha uAtsa States n spsH.
Ths psrty tohiea NJ. souls bsiogs;rs ora ion rasa
n receixs< at NJ TINS a his notainAon f-o his -
reLe!onists, the esGccrss; his n ts,a ssna aaa mis-
spesches tbs comAsHtztss . wtlion his nomna los
gave rise in Euro2ssD Journals the sao ledge waisa ~
the Nesld ma 81 his opinioas 81 his tendencies, Of 4
sxsegs ,oD Ct that pa y democratic fraction osla
Young AnsICx, Of shen hc Mr. souie is ,ss Issasr,
Of The which circu atsc concerning tho tnlsoa
whi IN lie tore TO the island sf oass- all tss 10
cerEseon with the speeches OF President Plerce in
which the exprc alton Of acquiring By qiser
snssns our gracious Astilis usdsr q thousand pro-
teaticn OF peace Of doub fnl sincerity made psru
cpate In the general ALA and rished os orr paE
But iers sub. sauen arrived alton concsraisy
Mr.. Soue recisg former pesicee ave told that his
hia mssioA vas . verify and pacific CSC that bs
had q knowledge o; the country to which he was
Ha a e. .s snS ssses d. so ssSae
rally tolerant with tins whole world AID who have the
consciousness Of digAy, and whs imagiss thzs
only 10 and ' hist xsrth-thas ia,
What represent In history, aad net what false his
ors who has no.hise 10 fsar :--Lss whs viii come
to represent the Unitsd States, b he wing or demo
GRAFT, b he or be he not snnaxatienist, open to
him the psrts, receive his credentials and let Us
sS TO his conduct and preenaions ~ to judge Of
be h There is weakness In receiving him whom xs
Only know by Iuror, because that may misre present
him; but whenever he ssnduc himself In
trarY to that which Is required by ;hs COED relations be-
tsesn friendly rstlszs whenever he makes use Of an az
hNAp in
dicaon to ofspd proud character. thsn st show
that yet spseards; and the osy tlag which
Then be said Of ia that IL kn3w hos to be wiss
aud tolerant, We afro know how to be energetic AMI
haushy
to tlsat sish all the consideration Of dipomst vho
understands the rights Of nation, might havs
by anseaaJsrTo resolved priori question which We
MIGHT afts-ssds mature consideration, resolve in
the same manner Would No not have acted with iads-
creisn? That could have repealed the nomination Of
MI. Soule knew then and know still; but wo kasw
alsc, that to wait for him was not humilias ion We
had besides the precedent Of having seen received in
ssebs asnnt; ss asvsssd 9i rs
respect 10 that country aAd believed that sh0uh
initiate thi example before provoking conflict without
But thugs are not IS they were and that IL not say
tug that opinion have algo chsrgsd Affairs hkys
last GvsHon which Mr. SouIe received tis country
II has been occupied with his fsrs speech, which ID,
say s s n gre. h..s o. a . pro
The certainty that It vas approved Of ~ the government
Of the Uritee States Tho old suspcions appear to be
confrned Our scruPles to day this pes Of Ea
rope snd foreign Journals Of influence s.l pndIz
kuistoly ttSt We shall refuse 20 receive Mr. Scale
sbonla have The ssrss. and support the whole world
We notice this because it deserves it: because whn
thu ms npassionsd self conscience
coincide with the counssls Of strangers there
thel@ss have already ssd, not disposed 10
sdvie tie spanisA govsrsmsDt to light and Iii con
ssr s 70 ass
70 that The government 10 acting may know perfectly
tho opinion Of the county.
The opinion Of the ceuntry-rot Of such or such
parry because the present question does net coaprss
essntons q party susht else than .hs sentiment
pa ties woua be 10 Ike case to ali the parties Of
any other nation. What party, what is fasrs Ia
spsin who could siciacs to spirit of opposition or
the purity Of the q which IL the ensign
OF ALP Who is there WHO soud consult his political
opinions ir declaring himself In Question which ints
esss ire dignity Of epsir? II wore necessary otherwise
to suppose that ia Spain there parties who
sTe mot Spsuiards.
Vel, then. who ss this moment havs ether prs
tension than that Of the very grave qus4ton which has
esesa IS make nnoSn the opnisas o.
from that speech Of Mr. Soale whtch sss
caused 20 much aEIm.
lie Rcrado repu0lishes IL continuation paragra h
The Paris Journal da Debats ard article from the
LsndoD 7ime which already known to readers.
sid ii thus concludes -
We repeat in conclusion what 70 have before said:
We must not act lightly In such grave ,uescts; for
llves dsse to do nothing than call the atssn
t~1 u Ilc BuVtknHcAty NDOso ecLcn We Hlsn I'd lee
uS en- bsf rsesed.
1t is suggestive fact thai On the Day subseqnsnt 10
the publication Of the above article in the Hsgao tho
Spanish Cabinet held meeting to discuss tho subject Of
Mr. Soules reception, when 1t understood that they
arrived vt decision ia accordance with the spirit Of the
article that is TO slow him 10 present his credentials
the reerving TO iaeI the rgb. Of ssndpg
him his passport should he depart from the ssristest
diplomatic p.opIety in his speech to her Majesty tho
Queen.
The operation Nopedades (ths Ne,us )-s
not Moderate tolerant o. the ministerial organ and
thus speaks Of Er. soule:--
Striving bet his antecsients and his proas BE-
t-ter the inpossbity Of bslype his past ana placing
his preent the evs! Of his Diplomatic position his
desire Of bane veil reserved in Spsn and his anxiety
10 incur ths hOsity of the American ultra CO noe ats
end sLnsxstionists he 10 constantly eonrsdstpg
sen sno H. Ills isIssen spseenes he has evsry day
tanned distinct doctrines and hss expressed dsent
feutoDs. They ssy that M. Soule he's talent. and 1t
r5s! vel be 10; but he has not shown it ia accepsg
vim It's eucunstalcss and Coz doEs, the embassy to
sTsio WHAT hss occurred must of necssDiy have oc
Cured; H. wss In possible TO fulfil al 90 adsns at
uoa therefore lie il that his ciieer hes bsen corr.
nsnced in roaruer which does so Hsns toa9r TO
the high oonomi. sion with which he ia Invested.
Perhaps hr Soue imagined that he would succeed with
his sbt a. lcquence Ia pleasing his par os the do
mecst snd At tho tine eff Co the just .s1tioents
Of his charscer perhaps he sxsctsd, in at Of childish
vanity thss IN clo Spin tbsy woud hare ths tslsnt
enc foresight 20 undsfstand ais mar9lvFss sid to
pe.ly judge his conduct. Ard II tho Hon ersse Mr.
souie ex,ected that, be nust be very the
ying niin which IL doussis Iegeys fox hn.
We nigh very well nLnol 10 him that wiz his last
fpeechea alone. even though he bad cthsr
6ens he would in Spain the reception which
the o. allied and friendly nations should psct
AID which they acusly bsin Ii gensIal there Ia
pston more benevolent to strangers gallant ia
is hestlnent Of them than Spain PIefarsd for sysry
event ard ougbt to Re- the political u
Mr. Soule ere Of DO co8sequspce TO co his pur-
poses against the Island oil Cuba iAtiaste That pre-
afSx ~ 10 Ax
plonstists nor Legislators even Il ough 6sxtsrous
kr. soule Arms ard slo1e snatch IL frsu NJ
CT maintain 1t In national dominion. Missioner
government ray De in POSER in Spain bad Or go d. Il
viii sxpeDd the last real and will sscfce it last
sibe solder in defending The Island.
Obituary.
Died at Washington On the 25.h Instant Mr.. JAMu
boorE rays the National Itegencer of our ode It
sid ucst worthy citizens. Mr. Keoze vas 81 The
Dunbsr " thoss, row reduced 10 . very few who IS
cur city 10 It's Infancy having TO reside among