Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-16
THE CAR IN SPAIN AND AUSTRIA.
frou the LOudon News, July e5.


Tue sovereign Of Spain is always the pet child of
pspal family, and therefore the especial honor OF the
Greek archprest add to this tho constutionalsm of
Spaia, which, ho~ever imperfect unstable and vacla-
ting, does reappesr from time time and is interest,"
pg enough 70 the free nations OF the world TO keep alive
the conception OF constitutional in Spain; and
here explanation the Cars attention Spanish
affairs Add to this his evident hope Of creating diver
sion from the east by nsgatug call upon England and
temptation to France interfere beyond the Pyrenees
and what Is the evenly Here Is the Instruction
enough and We are beginning to learn what the In,
surgents desire and contemplate They get rid
the bad advisers of the Queen Of Span and obtain
constitutional government under the recognized nsru-
ment Of 1887 and so bound the fortunes Of Isabelle
OF Spain With the constitution that IL Is surprise that
oDouuel aud his coadu,ors profess entire loyalty her.
while removing evil counsellos from her presence. At
this uncture It is said that the young King Of Portugal
now In Belgium nrious have q speedy meeting with
the Emperor Of the French, In order to learn what he
expect from France In Of the prosecution Of the
scheme Of giving him the Spanish empire in addition
his own the most credible accounts true, the Boy
King has received plain warning that the Gar trying
to make tool OF him. 10 order to introduce discord
amoog the Western kingdoms and create diversion from
the scenes and topics OF the Eastern The Emperor
of the French WILL OF course, declare the
will listen to no scheme Of the and of course,
shall at all times say the thing IL the Spanish
ton desire representative government they have the
opportunity OF obtaining it, They cannot possibly who
at peace abroad want help get what they
solved to havo at home; and they succeed they will
have too much to do to be able to join the war, while
iouB 70 como % IceOo 10
either their Testimony their aid of any considerable i'm
portsnce behalf Of the Of political liberty. in
which the existing will merge later All
have TO do Is to observe what goes In Spain, without
medding more less while the Spanish nation Is
tending for methods and principles OF government apart
om the question OF the sovereignty In order battle the
intrgucs of the Gar all have to do is to do nothing
except, usual influence with the Queen
her day Of peril and anxiety, to keep the best pledges
her life. and govern a hoped she would when We
helped her to her throne Nobody supposes there suy
nxta lptiF
would be in Spain and If the Spaniards now reused to
their great decsou choose to lie down again uuder
despotsm We cannot help them to anything better The
intermediate aud best state-that of constitutional 60
vernment-s now procurable by them without any help
from Thus the inrigues Of the Gar noed have no
elect upon Us; and the only socude present may he
they should not corrupt the honor and the brain
OF young King whose own crown is quite heavy enough
for so immature q head.
But Il is not here that the history of Russian intrigue
ends BY the link OF Cuba the evil spirit darts into
centre OF the republican institutions OF America. For
many monhs-since before the war-we have all heard
from time to tc of the activity Of Russian agents the
slave States and the astounding accounts Of the
that lind their way hther from tho cities OF the South
accounts which are wonderfully like those OF ST. Peters
burg-accounts which represent tho allies as unsuccessful
aud doomed to defeat aud humiliation by Russia-show
What influence rules the whenceuch is issued
Some facts OF this Kind connected with Others which
plain something Of the marvel of the Nebraska BILL may
pnt us on our guard and throw light the Amer
agitation the subject OF Cuba The most import-
question Is whether Americans aud the Spaniatd
will take the warning which events ought to yield
them. There some curious tales to be told some
day about what Russia has not only attempted but
done, to bring about revolution in the Uni
ted States by driving home the splitting wedge
OF slavery. IL may come soon how the Gar goits
over the hope of making Cuba tie of quarrel
which may help him at the eleventh hour II he could
disgrace and shake the great republic of the world for
such cause the preservation of human bondage and
at the same time keep the good graces of the despoc
party at the Court Of Madrid who profit by Cuban slavery
and embroil England and America, and put France ia
difficulty among them oil, he will have played his cards
we'll be thinks Blu, he will fail, he always does II
he has helped to make the revoutiontha very revolu>
ton may restore Espsriero, and extend European
dom-and the Autocrat be checkmsted at Madrid by
honest Spaniard as he Ssira by patriotic Turks
Meantime, We trust constitutional government in Spain
will keep the national pledges abou: the slave trade and
the Americans will refuse be the tools Of the Gar and
England and France will be the watch against his ma
chnations aud the despot will be folcd-oiled
at the Pillars OF Hercules and the Atlantic as on
the Danube and in the Biltic-foed everywhere, as
despo,s should be in the nineteenth century.