The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-27

knows how TO inHios With il own hands had N
Psns out snose teri bic act: Of vengeance whseh
wrcks on IL adopts. n which have csussA Il =
Ok con pared 70 Saturn devouring his VA chiIirsa
wi lie DO wing the head before such rm,da Ma la.
sops we cor slider ourselves not tue less bou "a to
txecrafe the excuses and acts Of mad ass which
accompany them. Such Is the sentiment which a.
tta'es as IN considering toe crisis to which Soas 4
prey. Certainly there are, in tho recent ciaages
which have succeeded ea h other In toas unhanov
ceurtry, grave and useful lessons. What a spsct !.
Gle, in fact, Is the establishment OF g,vera ma q
which was so nearly beug inaugurated by civil
war; and which has by turns sustained the most Coz
trsry End mos, imperious influences! What ia
that power which, nom,nslly borne by an iafsnt.
has been alternately disputed and seized IN.
d the price OF military riots and insure lions
In the provincess Can We have forgotten the
placed in the hands Of Maria Christmas daug6ter9
DO we not know better than our opponents aud to
use their own expressions that Isabella Was cal.
ed to the throne OF SIP ain only by the revolutionary
part Of the nation, and that abe could not invoke
the ancient right Of legitimacy" Have We NOT for
upwards OF twenty years followed day by day tho
sad destiny Of that lettering power, and hss oar
yiseIs and authors Of the evils the Peninsula and
spared them warnings, blame and predictions
How 10 il that men do not fear at present to ACCUSE
us or telling the truth only to the vanquished I"
minant Powers that we love to speak the language
Of sincerity which isterdicts itself to use insulting
language, and which knows how to respect authors
~, matter In what hands it may be plased. That
course Of conduct We have never ceased to pursue
with respect to the diei ont ministries which have
passed over Spain, each leaving the most lamsntr
able traces Of it's passage, shether they yielded to
t1e tendencies OF disorder or denying their origin.
already 20 false, and an mented with tho sriey.
~ ces OF opinion the chances Of anarchy. We ara
only continuing. at present what We long since
commenced, and We now AJAX the tIium phs. 6
instruction what it Is about to do. And
we write down in advance its inevitable dsstinies
1t is now at Its most critical hour as glance at bs
acts show clearly Are We 70 speak Of the royalty
bitter enough for the daughter Of Ferdinand VIII
Msria Christina Is the object Of sanguinary hatred
the Ierzy Of the multitude has burst on her palace
been found. Notwithstanding the proteetations
made to her, Isabella Is at the mercy OF the yctos
and she passes in review from her balcony tho tat
tered battslions Of The barbados. And the real
power-wbere Is it Is the Duke de Vit.oria the
sole master? Has he not been obliged already to
make room In bis ministry for grasping ambition.
calling for the price Of alliance dearly purchasedf
We know well that he is endeavorDg to she
wilc Iassions which were let loose at the moment
OF combat Measures OF public or Ter have been
decreed the Junas Of Public Safety, the very name
which are sufficient to strike terror are redused
to the onlce OF giving An opinion. But they not the
less remain outstanding, receive sort of legal or
ganization, and ave assured a certain influence In
the elections. Who can say if they will everv-
where submit And even such as they are
who can say what their influence win be on
the electionsa The clubs are not yet closed. and
are the more formidable in celebrating in &C.
cret. The baricades disappear with difficulty.
and their chiefs little inclined to abdicate their
power. Have they not support even In the Cabioetl
The victors share the places among themselves "a
Is usual after all revolutions but will they under
stand each other well for the distribution Of the
government Who will take the second place Z
Already Espal tero has excited dsc0ntent, and the
enthusiasm If the first days has fallen of, private
letters are to be believed. Is there not among the
chiefs Of the movement some soldier or other ready
to profit by the changer Besides, can q coalition
with 30 many shades Of opinion last for any time
without agitation, division, and rupture? We know
well that at present Cancellation is recommended.
al to arrive at that end the programmes are made
ndistinct possible, and 1t is declared that sit
is always easy to make concessions in the spplica-
ton of what may be resolved on" At distance
that system appears easy, but will the Juotas be
satisfied? Let the wishes Of some of them be only
listened TO, and then let it be asserted that their
pretensjODs are easy to ga sfy. Aud be Sides hAvo
we rot the experience of the psstl Docs not the
logic Of ambitions and of interests contradict these
luerile illusions? No II il not ON the ground e
the evoution that the reign Of liberty ana OF peace
can be based-that triumph ia the privileged work
OF justice and authority Out Of that there are only
incessant sho the interme Hates Of violence and
anarchy, popular sDfferings, and the sbAsemeut Of
nations. 1t Is the law Of history.