The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26
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war, or prorideniat aohirh or late
take place, and ohose is The treaties Of 1916 Fom
hs last point OF view without taking the pla, of any
one, rs SpaDiArd OF this century, OF this epoe
slider the question. take the pDnt of view in wpch
has been placed by the government and the co nnse-
and look at that which this country, at
we have to preserve n system, the only go
bring happiness 10 be Dation.
IL Is necessay-(Areaoy Austria has reason to be pa
uioic, already Pledmcni; IL may be possible to7
Italian Union, now AGAIN the Federal Oh tosi We shou'l
be Spaniards above ali tnipss We Wc no! gHps, toe
love OF other causes, compromise the gnod ~noo We
nave AT nome fhe neutrality. OF span, "S'Vu e''m
not always be her Independence, IS 10 to-day u
guarantees independence; guarantees mofe-pea1e aa
interior order am then, agreeable TO the pocy wnia
she has proclaimed but here must my enter
l. who believe that necessary to be armed IN order IN
sustain neutrality also beeve that toe resources aad
the armament which the government has ask>i, are in
suiicpnt The President CT the Council, well informed IN
military matters has believed that VITA increase OF
600 he would have enough TO respend 10 ali even
tuaef hear SAID thst this niitat N is for the pre-
sent sha presently show that that which Is no, done
now when 1t sought to 90 will be 100 late. Senor
hvero has SAID That tns ar may nave Two peroas ms
opinion Applied before the last acts OF the beigeren
Powers Negotiations might have been made in q
manner that the struggle should be confined to Italy
Afterwards did mol erminate 80; but to day the war
according to all the preparations made, and accord
ing TO the hghtnes OF the pretexts invoked for
making IL, Is a tohich has 10 become general,
TAR be qeTsyalized Eltrore Thus is
dTstood b all he ndnOns and for this reason hey arm In
a limited TO LAZY, Senior Kivero has good
cay that there would be 40 necessity for these men
That which Is necessary to Tor is general
tue demanos Of the government 70 be insufficient For
this reason, If the committee will say tina. would in
crease the figure OF these arulaments would have
no hesitation in voting the increase II The alliance be-
tween the Russian and the French Empire be true; il
De seran that aoeve IT there agreements accord
ing TO the last which Russia might found in line OF
battle; II England takes a part in tho struggle, many
months will not pasa over without seeing us compelled to
defend our neuirafiy by more eloac'onS nsans taaa
these ice coo have heard t said: We what have
" fear? What thenY II Russia and Engisnd were to
take place In tue var tcoud MT England, bound
as she Is By treaty Of ot.2Hee ouh i'or-
tusdI prsS forudyd land troops the Yseaghb2rin9
kingdom? And what ~odd other ghooTing nation
respecteo Then TIE day ~hice Eaglihman rus MS
foot on the Iyion pr1sa'ua, ae1ll a ths F6ench o3
occupy ls line Of tA Eoro? Co purpose is neutrality
except u save Spain from becoming theatre " war?
Ia 1916 tho couutry counted nothing; why has
10 be counted for any tnins 70 DAY? Is not feeag OF
opposition, feeiing of par,o,.m wnicn Leads to
say that when you arm you ought 10 extensively
as To cause the sacred SOIL OF this respected
The govefnment knows bst are It's necessities case
shoud have 70 send army t, the Psrenees another
the line Gibraltar smother ffout.r OF Portu-
gar, to protect the B.eares and the fluiones Il
these services ~ is sufficiently supplied alto 100 go ea,
] Will say anltner wpra. NsGertAeless, II is
not only land armament ~h;n snicit; l
ask something more, scl VITA much greater
confidence, nasmuch as oeneve chat De'h2g
being dOae The suoject 10 when about refer.
IS necessary to prot At ourSefueS by Il tnat
twenty qua 1osts are uf
as well as some steamers Of large size but tt force yet
dIpe0sS d me TO be insufficient. rhsre a project "
arm up to hty or sixty gunooA, Sbcn mai tor us
have been usee IN The defence Of IL
that our fortcations require repair, aud all the world
knows TO what extent modern n7eotloos concerning ,at
Ing batteries have arrived No.heg concerning
SAID IN the project, and Dsiece si be permitted 70
dictate the necessity OF ns OF defence After
iDg aho~n Hha. are tbs exeeuces goth gosernment
ought TO have 40 as to fact policy
OF neuta hty, vii proceed 10 cyuHCsr the oDJe3aons
that have been made Il mas beet saq 10 Il .s;ne
opportune moment has arrived" To tais oo-
servatiou haze already replied. Il ais, been
objected tpat tie country not position to
spend the large sums OF money winch necessary Tor
these arDaments believe, indeed, that If tners be no
necessity tor srmHg, ,heu 10 900 would no, be
conven ent figure AID # De ssiy Tor es,o
ishug aTnlaents for tie of our neutrality
ID such case patton that knows how 10 II
would be waiting 10 resources aud, gentlemen, II We
do not arm to sustain neutrality IL viii be necessary
to arm IN the sight or those that obliged 70
take part IN the struggle AN row gong TO say fe~
words acusion. am OF those who bereve In the
power Of f3rce but do not believe the exclusive and
absolute power of material force II TO force s
no. added that moral force which dfsSs mind will
never advance Go not ask any thing whatever for the
men in whose name Speaking But order to enter
upon the path which have pointed ou,, II necessary
that the riddle Of this position should DO decphered
that 1t should be known that it marches towards an
object frankly confessed and known Inc result
OF the policy OF the government ought TO be in az
fairs OF the interior the in foreign affairs. feel
no want Of confidence in TIE govern nen, although
ieve that has erred on many occasions. believe that
the government forciby doing what il does because
commanded by circumstances Bill wish TO
know and s that political end should be
known have heard Of much dstrust Of the patriotic
spirit OF the Spanish nation Ia tbs century heard
said that from the moment in which the benefit pub
lie discussion is extended, that faith will begin to be
weakened-that confidence IN s own power, which
characteristic signs OF the Spanish believe to the
contrary. see In those VIII 30 the liberty of
thought most extendedn England the country OF free
discussioD-n Germany, that volcano of philosophical
opnionsin France where the fields glrdens aad the
cities armies of palacesT see patriotic virtues in
hghee ORDER and wherefore should not posses
believe that If the decisive should arrive we
would forth defence OF the independence coun
try; but would go much better # al army loved
g. al have do
generated il appears TO that be Bays so 10 ike the
son who believed in the infamy and prostitution VI
mother.
Senior 0LozAGA--I not going to make spsech. AN
going 10 perform what feel hefe-ap patriotism.
am about TO manifest TO Congress tue reasons for
which we have unanimously decided 70 vote tie propo-
siton Of the government We VINO comosten the polcy
OF the government questions interior; we who
nave opposed the last conscTipton We, WOO have de-
msnded reforms IL the estimate Will support Inc govern
meht on this occasion; we VIII give tue force il asSs
and will authorize tue credits which II believes 10 be
necessary; anc, the time, we sill make sacr-
nee IN not entering fully into the grave question winch
pre- engages the mnns Of all. / haze not 20 repel. wh
what interest," wi;l what ZEAL the currencss in Italy
have taken pace. On tie here o. speech
OF the Crown | called attention TO that netion. / SAID
afterwards, another OCCASION TIA. considered
imminent and excused my se from saying which aide
we're sympatoies Il Italy had iDert7 ia
1922 we would not have lost in lS23 If Con.
sttutonal systen had not been Pie1Ea nj N
1919, Is possible that might met geuer
here to-day This proUes that the liberty Of h1iy init
sldely c0nnectsa agttA that Of .Spr1.. But [ caa-
not suffer my self here make display OF oar sym.
pahies, because serous DANGER is gathering 10 the
horizon Vino kuo VIZ whether the question OF Italy will
be purely Ita.np Who is authorized to give lie
the words OK the Emperor o. the French who saya ~ do
not wish Italy 70 change masters do no. desire hng
but her ndepen ience respect the rights Of ali n2tions
The progressive minority, then, respecting all op1ons
believes that is not lawful 10 what Spain gould
do in case the question should be Italian
to be European prudent necessary patriotic 10
give the government what asks 1t ia province
10 inquire whether it ia little much. believe asks
besides the increase OF tue 10 100 coo mea tue
airy and artillery which might be necessary TO r1snan
upon war footing ali the infantry of wnGh S0aia
pose. If this be co. toe President OF the
Council 10 coohrm my words We wish also 10
clear another DOUBT rhe government asks uuedns
credit tor this. Has IL been because be.u abie
TO caculle what It would cost 10 paca the artillery ana
cavalry war footing sp0ading the maximum
Of The Spanish infantry? II gould be on This
ground, although would do very little credit military
calculations; but we would wish TO obtain expanl.
aoos on this matter, SO tina. might vote with entire
satsiscton have air eady made sacrifice, which