The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-30
SPAIN.
Our Madrid Correspondence.

MADRID, Dec. ~, 1893.
President Buchanan's Nessage-Aaack Of the Marquis Of
Molins ODonneU in the Senate, and Resp@ase-Eae
Fas, Of Salamanca History Of Spanish Literature, by
Amador de los Rios-A Rare old american Book in
Indian Tongue Ceremony Of the Introduction Of French
4nJossador-Cdhedralo of the Immaculate Conception 10
BE- Erected at Madrid, dc.
Some extracts from the Presidents message had the
laes, dates telegraphed from England Madrid
and published They Short and relate solely to the
subjects of Mexico and Cuba structure the of
Mr. Buchanan respects SPAIN from the time of the cee
braed Conference at Osend down to the present
has gone the rounds of the newspapers with the opinion
that dignihed chief magistrate is proposing to him
self second term OF service and with the sentiment that
he in way possess himself Of Cuba so cheap
rate and SO soon rs by taking IT, The power with which
it is believed the American Minister is invested to
treat definitely for the adjustment of the questions be-
tween Mexico and the mother country receives COM
ment history affords example sufficiently lofty for
Spain occasion, the that was sent back
by the ambassadors from Rome who demanded of the
Senate Of Carthage that their differences with Segunum
Armenian city OF the peninsula should be submitted
TO the decision Of their government that they reconed
upon host sufficient to take due vengeance for the out
RACES they bad received without applying to the nterven
ton Of strangers. In the differences between those
Gent nations which led to the destruction of Carthage the
cassicSpanard will not need to be equally reminded Of
the seizure Of the ourishng colony of Sardinia sea
of profound peace yielded up the greater strength
and preponderatlng necessities of Rome
In the debate which took place in the Senate on the
18th instant the subject of the response proper to be
made to the speech from the throne the Marquis of Mo
Inns made furious attack the close of his address
several beads Of the administration brought the
President of the Council to his feet who spoke in few
words of interest," they from himself respecting his
family and origin.
''The government, said the Marquis, 'has publicly in
nged the constitution Of the State knowingly and use
cssy. The government has violated every constitution
that of the year 1872 the statutes of 1887 that Of
1885, for of all those constitutions made up that which
IS our guide to-day And what would you substitute for
themf The will of man; Of whom have the right TO
ask, "Who and what your And if he shall remain
silent, will interrogate him:-'Are you a moderator
NO. 'Are you progresstar No am the person
that am Recalling the eloquent passage Of Senior ARA
zoa-Ihe corpse OF one man IS too small to I'LL the tomb
OF natonf say the force Of one minister is too little 10
suffice for the entire strength OF parties Not be mode
RADIO nor progressta may be convenient, but is most
hazardous And here reminded of the condition of
Ireland and scotland that may be Irrelevant directed
" Tie bench that begins with ODonne (thc Premicr)
and ends with Macrohon (the Secretary Of War; The
eraes the other but do you that there sect
hated by boh-thc free church. as it Is called the new
church. that VIII belong neither We shall never be re-
spected until regardless of men, political parties succeed
each other in their turin word until they inherit
This law s in Spain necessary than elsewhere
where every link of authority broken the people do not
understand each other; brothers make war upon bro
theirs all in disorder, not physically but morally True
lis said that material order is sustained by man who
declares that be will not die Of sureit Of LOCALITIES but
Of what value that to u.s. Senator's that they up there
should be strong not to fear the Of
LOCALITIES II here die Of hunger and the thirst Of jus
tices'
This attack followed by speech from the Minister
Of Fomento, but the response came afterwards from
0'Donnell, in language nearly az follows
81 shall not respond the Marquis Molins as that
has been done fully and completely by my friend and
companion the Marquis Of Corvera but there have fallen
words from the mouth Of his ordshp of such character
that cannot permit them go by without their correc
tive. He has begun by saying Of hilary tina,
the ministry begins with ODonnel and closes with
Macrohonthat is, it begins with an rishman and ends
with ascotchman If his lordshp believes that they who
bear my have not rendered important services 10
their country and their kings he perhaps mistaken My
grandfather wac, indeed, an Irsbman he emgrated in
consequence Of the civil and religious questions that agat
cd The reign of the last Stuart he hher served
the armies Of Charles Ill Ny father and upces shed
their blood IN the of Spanish Independence (cxpuson
- the Fench) and he who has the honor address the
senate believe has rendered some service to this land
and thinks he has reason for saying that spain bis coun
try have not TO take essons IN patriotism from lord
ship am SpaDiard at least as much he is and desire
"a no more His lordsp has spoken farther upon
another point, 10 which cannot fail 10 respond He has
supposed me TO be man superior TO law, to parties to
everything am nothing Of that sort lam President Of the
Council Of Ministers by the free will Of the Queen Of Spain
and shall continue 10 be, 80 long have the royal
hdence and that OF the Cortes. have not aspired
this post, nor owe its attainment TO any intrigue.
was about TO leave the country by permission
egn parts, when her Majesty degned 10 confer upon
me, and accepted with the fixed purpose OF respond
ing 70 so high an bonor holding myself ready 10 withdraw
rom properly 50 soon as her Majesty should signify that
NY s,rvc's were no longer needed. His ordship has
saw a ne desires that the political parties should alter
na, each other In power without the convul
sohs sa' nave followed TO this time That also whatI