New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

I
Quebee Of ap'eror eveUts, there havs renxi0ed pro
fvuDo al upfsycrab.e impressions in respect 10 go
copdon, il is lot soipns,g that we hoaid bs oca-
sirred weak and so posr IN Resources neaxs
as 20 be willcg To make the sscnloe ol a prec oas
t,srl and OF souethbg else m Ie valaabls ,osa an
The u ars And orpsrents of the ~oritbat is of tas
pbt"t Al houor. This ,rror, gen euen wM prsssIuy
be dis,ipsted. The uofavorssie Judgment soica has
b. er formed o Spsb j. considerably moioed s1esdy
too the proouco conviction derived iron the pre-
fnuno love which | profess for my cnaGtry, and shs
J. t rect iuspi;ed ~ whatever effects he DatouSl dg
ulty-l believe nost cert,Iny, and au sure tast Al
l,y,rs ot their country Sa-re Ia ms ooae-th1 tee
verbs estimate Of Spain mnst coIstaety
clatee in proportion as the coon'ry 50 sorsay
of happy future, so worthy 10 recover tue pesern
once e, "Sec shall gain unity Of feshug ana con,es
If action hmorg It's political res Tor tns inaiose-
rance of the rational honor This error, g-eusness
~ih dsspIeaJ aud Spsin Niu acquire tue coAs'oces-
& or 10 wbiCh Il tas So many claims. MeAswhue'
What REQ nred for tie dignity of the egtlu.te rep
seriaii,p Of he country Whist is required for tue
bon,r Of the GoveDn.Utf man-st''i 'i)a Oh me
ssrtututs was scarcely necessary. Coud any oos
brlieyu either 10 out Of laiG thst tins country,
wbich brought an NJ kuosu world into oom1ust-
eaton With the cvlzed wori, whica carried
them all tie civi iLston il possessed, thes
tie meet perf,c, ci,lbEai of I'd. world, bst
which, by the effect of the yicissitudes of
tine hiss lost previous d ies Jics aud
importspt oonquests, will nouLce the sst 1t then al
-,ec of sll It's ahc nj eures, and as it we're, emblem
,f tie Spsuish poser Mo- no one can beisve It.
either 1iti ic Seaiu or out OF Spain; fear
il neither tie Cortes nor the Governmeht, cepoetory
o the rational hotoi can ever cons.n 10 such aa IN
Jury L = Spanish nation, in all the dIihcstss
uroogh which It has been Obliged TO pass, ia a tho
cortests IL which it has b.en involved uoLe oi them
provoked b, IT, bu. cansed by tue euulaton which its
power tSci'ed, cr by the desire TO weaken It. has
q, d,m-usirst.d thst il has, above ell, aGd
to the neglect Of material interests, co.
c.ayortd &C susiein the good name wtica 1t, glort
QUE anteceden,s bso placed so high. Bat, however,
A. We see that p countries this idea, TO which
+, ..p.r cont fp ha 4
rot possible that I'll. Spar sh nation shC Uld resign any
t,rItoIy, which constituted part Of the once vast
don all Of the Spaui,h monarchy, the present Gov
eJuueut reg sr0s duty 10 make solemn teelsrs
ton wuch cannot fail 10 engrave Itself on the heart
the Cortes to be transmitted oeveiy Spsniard.
TOGsy tomorrow, on whstever occasion, prosperous
or soyerse whether fortune smes upon us, or shs
has often done, turns her back upon us the
:, aoish patton will be iIsetsbls to it's honor,
viii ospossess i's' of the less part OF its terri
| Tory; ard any proposition mace with that object WI
lie dersd by the Governms Mt insult offered
to tie patton. Hear hear. Tae seutiaent Of nation
sliiy which hos been supposed 10 be weak ned, anA
which, untortu1a has somowo at declined IN coose
quence of our intes'lhe dscords, this oentment-ths
oritin o, such great deeds, fourtain Of the most
generous and heroic spirat on-reappesFs with neg
force, develops ,tsoh, acquires from Gay to day me
vigor necesssry rot TO be aggressive, lot to aim ct
cuDques; and domination, but, Also never to consent
| TO the least diuiIuton of the inheIi which
| cur fathers harded dOwn to US as a sacrst
| ceposit. | have said that our policy vii
| rot be aggressive, will not aim at
| specsl II fueuce d pfotectorate ot1er In
deper countries; and il is my duty to rnske this
declaration 10 the ramo Of her Meesty's Government.
Into what. Yer dissension one government may fsu
! with another, ittO whatever dscord country may
fAl the Spanish Government, should i, iod itself in
the necessity of acting, will only endeavor 70 sustsns
the sh,s Of the nation. Ia the questions in ~hich
ee are involved role shall be thA, Spsntsb
honor shall o,me forth nnhurt, pure, mnscustst
ana when the contest sha have arrived at s.tisfao
tory result shall exact DO advantage of aoy do
scrpron. This policy We have pursued with tse Mex-
Jean Republic, and We shen follow IL on all Questions
that arise The stem OF the Spanish Gov ernment
the system of the present Cabinet is that o the high
est crcnu spection. pruden and moderation In fer
eign afars-but, at the same time, energy ard firm
nts,-ceIthin that whenever il msy be necessary %
appeal TO the public splrit, whenever the national
honor should be in que stion there will be no difference
OF opinion, that then men of AL sres Will COM
bine their Efforts 20 save the naooal honor aud 70
preserve the SpaIisb Monsrc)y IN all its integrity.
ann certain that these Of justice OF modcrs
ton and of dignity animate all the members OF The
Cortes by manfestirg them IN the unanimous and
solep n eT which hope Tor, they will give new
strength 70 the Government OF her Majesty direct
the destDes of the country, snd will Increase,
yossibe the COZ ftence inspired by its decision in be
bali Of the well being and honor OF tbs phrsa worthy
OF oil our toils and sacrifices and meftorious Of the
d, blett destiny. Loud ard ongcontnued applsuse.l
The resolution oi Senr. Olozaga was then read -
follows:
s.sa1 ton the expSLsons given By the Uoveramen
spd thai aon, re. 10 the sentiment Il o,s .Ip.tion sa2
soy ave s contan support TO the preservation Of u
int. gIiiy Of the spsLi.h oomiuOu,.
POides If The COyfss. Dec 81, 1853.
UaA n. Csrriquni, Frsnci.co Milan Caro-, Joaauis
Azure Daniel CsrbslO OlCl.sA AhtOuS Aparici 6si-
jsrro
The President Sen. Olozsgs has the floor to sup
port bis proposition.
sen. OLozAGA-I shan ssy bu. few words 70 ask yoa
10 90 what s in the minds Of all. The other day,
While opposing the projected reply TO the speech from
the throne maze an alnsiOn TO the Message OF the
PIC uf Il
DotbIg bot that IN regard To what was set forth In
that SO singular docuu ent, desired dOubly that the
SpsDish Government should have all the force and
support Of the nstion, and particularly Of ts repre-
seItatives whenever 1t be called upon TO preserve
the honor Of aims, and 10 defend tie legt nate
interests Of Spaniards, in wheteytr part OF the world
they may be attacked. To-day have wltne ssei with
much sasfaeton the opportune Interpolation OF Ben.
Ulos and ike al the ne mbeIs of this body, have
heard with proJurd pie snre the patriotic and worthy
q. csr stiOLs Of the Minister Of State. IT, has been,
above ALL most agrse4be ~ Inc to learn from his
Exec eBcy the good relations which the Spanish Gov
erImeLt has succeeded n preserving with the Govern
meDt Il the American Ubioo. To this l attribute
mnch up rsbce, because it sdesrsble that Should
be established ia the eyes Of tho world that our
Government tas never given the least motive,
or pretext, or occasion tor the expressOe OF
ideas contrary to the preservation OF the sriy OF
all the Spabsh provinces. desre that the S1anish
Government should always be careful to preserve
u good relations and that il should not Oply pre-
serve good diplomatic relations, but that should
acoot all cans for establishing aud extending tho
comu ercal relations Itch exist ought 10 exist
h .igest scale between our Island Of Cuba and the
ULiteo States, and that it should prucenty remove
whatever obstacles maybe opposed thereto But when
have done, On our part, all that ~ In our power,
when we all OH the desire, which toe GIvernmeee
haS iust expressed, to reosl everything offensive "
me nob. n.ss and dignity Of TIE SPANS, nation, 1t Is
just that should oil protect against the tendencies
If this insolt which is offered TO had the honor,