The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-04

or a politician Ills dsinterestedncss and straight
forward magnapmiiy in his political career are a
rare exception 20 what we are accustomcd TO see
here. ,
He has always lived modesi'y, in orderto preserve
his independence; and his reputation for severity =
30 g1eat that some Cabinets have not dared ID oner
him Office for fear that species OF nittery mlgn.
launch HIM still further into the opposit on. man
who Gets reputation that he can't be bought IN
Madrid IL q distinguished man. even should he have
no Other v'am 90 iho title. But rassara Is man OF
talrpt Full Of enthusiasm for bis unhappy coun-
try-animatcd with good spirit Of justice towards
other nations he goes 10 America with gnalites
well calculated 10 engage the sympathies OF free
people. ,c-, g..
mi of Csba had not sent bis resignation, and that
the cover Inent were expecting t-looking Tor IL
au,iously-in order to send another man in his
place; but the said resignation docs NOT come, and
iLis puts M in a peek II trouble We don't exactly
Ike 20 turn CbDcha out neck and heels, and Then,
| again we can't allow him to stay where he Is.
Tor the present and until the next mail from the
Havana, We have concluded TO wait Tor the re"sna
| ton as the farmers are waiting for rsin-oniy
| these are waiting TO SOW, and we are waiuus
70 reap The crop Of gold ounces which Is gathered
| in Cuba when cargo Of "blsck labor arrives must
vatipr. and Pezuela Il wait1t, and rather think
the later will be obliged TO ait, though he IL one
Of our best fellows. But the fact is we are console
rally deferentia towards you Yankees, and poor
| pozuelasni III be forced 10 give II M.
Fxt LET us talk seriously. The Portuguese prince
brother Of the King, end Duke Of Oporto, is well
Whats that TO 90 With usl Why, sir, viii tci
Won. la The frst place We promised TO talk serious
| H. and there is nothing In tho world more serious
than Portuguese. Then the old progressisfd party
which was Knocked into flinders by ODonne VA
July stands in need Of king for Spain. Isabel III
everybody sees won't do, and our liberal old foeiet
have been drcgIning about the Duke of Oporto, II
order 70 have constitutional monarchy and all that
The Duke. | believe, is a Gne boy, and fansnca
boy az the most part OF the Portuguese boys are
But I repeat, king is thing in d, mand at pre-
sent in various quarters and n II Is not w be TN
Duke If OpoFto, perhaps we may 20. farther an'
fare wore. -, -,
This ny dear HERALp, has ever been the cefcc
Of the old yrogTrssisfo Or liberal constitutional par,
They lersonify everything and have no ideas whicl
arc not mixed up with some person. Ihsr uouo'
h. that they have always personiiied tnelr ldea
hlupderingly For regent they stirred up an bspar
Zero. For King they ave looking for portuguese
The fragments ~ this once great party are old am
dotrg; they have no future. fhe future belongs Y
The deuoor'ts | cannot tell you under what form
this par or MS principle viii present itself wnel
II comes 20 be- the government. But the government
il viii he. Every day brings 90 hight IN TINS par'l
new and rich taieufe. Tbs ~ Young CASTELAR, ~ !
sisr N TIE bar .ytnng o. cid ,rain.