The daily union., 1854-07-30

the Hungarans Spain would have been completely regen-
Grated 1t nevertheless required army of 100000 men
from France reaconay that period TO crush the
ment three after its explosion Since this period how
many attempts have given evidence of the sentiment of lib
erty which impateny epeeant in the hearts Of all Span
ards Repeated have converted the country into
camp and made soldiers of its inhabitants Catalonia and
Aragon very liberal provinces the Bseayan provinces
watchu of their interests and understand that they
not rely upon the existence Of their liberty unless all Spain
participates in il. Madrid not such capital
them in other countries-a domneerng emporium imposing
its opinions upon the rest of the nation il is nothing
than the great hotel in which the money the provinces is
spent and they from this enjoy the patronage which
the metropolis enjoys The Queen and her mother de
pised the Camaa is detested and the ministers
all consideration from their stock obbing Change
'The army is divided in opinion and always has been
when political circumstances have presented themselves il is
very for the maintenance of large country
and would oppose itself to the nsurrecton and II might
perhaps rally to it.
The of the nsurreetion constantly increasing
for in Spain there peculiar population which is willing
engage in all kinds of advenurend that because Spain
is essentially agricultural State in which every
easily leave his land and afterwards his pur
suits. This explains why it is that Spain, in an insurrecton
could muster larger number of troops than any other
ton.
Wh these dispositions for liberty, with these
tendencies conquer it, and advantages pre-
serving it, Spain is in want OF nothing but and
milton in order to begin operations for she methodcay
dsamed and her arsenas scarcely contain complete
of The national guard has ceased exist and
of powder and is entirely prohibited These
adopted after the of succession from 1884
1885, and they have resulted in placing the nation at the
mercy of the power which rules As far relates foreign
powers place reliance upon France, for she has
crushed in her bosom and against herself the spirit of
liberty which mpored her assistance England has other
object than that of making dependency of Portugal and
she performs in that country and in Spain the part of poti
cal intrigue and parliamentary caprap in order to keep
them in subaltern position. Besides, she will ecvey OPP
pose the federave union of the Peninsula if the be not
the result of very decided revolution in the two countries
There will be, according to the whg tory comedy more
less liberal speeches. Wishes and promises but not sin
gle gun single cartridges experience has proved this
since lS43.
The impulse, therefore, only originate in the United
Sta whose sympathy for the true of liberty in the
world ever manifest this combined with
ca and political interests of general Importance
expect from that quarter the moral support which neigh
bors refuse
The federative union of pain and Portugal, effected
by the moral support of America fully guarantees to the
United States, their ally the European continent
country bounded by the and the Mediterranean pro-
vided with forts, and containing population of
fifteen millions of inhabitants the ally would certainly be
important one.
The result of what precede u.s. that if Spain and Portu
ga effect their emancipation and their edeaye union,
want of the necessary for doing the United
States of America the other hand only arrive at the
their wishes by the support of the PENN
ula This is the point of contact of the wants of the two
and the fusion of their efforts alone the
enterprise easy of execution and susceptible
of deveopmente acscf union bet,cee Spain
and Portugal.
.. En- resumf Spain is without resources; she only
expect them from the United States. The American Union
nityng by those concessions the support Mot mV be gre"
her, ..s..