The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-24

this policy uniformly aggressive and invading toward all
those that formerly her cooniesf DO you believe
that General Gandnra the solitary and once
obscure shores OF uncomfortable Santo Domingo solely
in search OF respec Do you believe that the valiant
the honorable General Prin took a Spanish army TO
Mexico by virtue OF triparte treaty extorted from
France and England coercion OF that same respect
which spain-proud spain-declared herself important
to obtain aiones Do you believe that Admiral Parea the
least respectful OF the courteous Spanish marine came to
this coast in search OF respect in the PacihcY Do
believe that for this same respect the Commisario
Mazarredo let loose the world his famous doctrine
OF revindcatonf And have II understood you citizens
of the United States of Colombia have It understood
that you have not yet boon recognized by Spain
IL 1--WE do not need it.') Have 1t understood that
neither the Narvacz ministry nor the ODonnell minis
t My tho tribune alone~hs principle Of Masar
redo; and you well know that what one ministry In
Spain does that which succeeds undoes; and that
one minister s sent to treaty under the faith and
honor of nations anothr Is sent TO destroy by
shots (Appausc) But permit me TO continue bringing TO
mind what spain has done 70 force from respect for
her sons G.aughtcr.) Do you believe that through
respect for Mazaedo for his poisoning in glass Of beer
on n,r his oy s
fantastic hand car TO Colon BY all the coorod people Of
the Isthmus do you think that for ali these fabulous
stories Spain would send and maintain In the Pacific the
most powerful squadron that have been seen In these
waters and precisely at the time that her navy emerged
from It's secular prostraton, when she most needed
her own coast sustain her rank OF nation OF the first
order which she had Solicited when II was rgcnt for hcr
to collect IL on the shores Of Cuba now placed In the
twofold danger Of triumphant instruction In Santo
Domingo and the abolition or slavery In North America
two terrible and intrusive infections which she ward
or only with triple sanitary Gordon Of ron-cad shpss
Do you believe that Spain would send she did not
delay In sending new renforcem{nts In support OF that
making hss ea Of that
history already converted into proverb among
people, that ship Of car that has doubled Cape Horn
NTH the Spanish flag has returned to ve1 the ,Uaers
of the Aaantics Applause and shouts Of sylvia
Lord cochrane.'D, And DO you believe, in fine, that
prodgious of millions in which included the OK
penses Of tho war Of Independence and cxang for this
outrage the double mortgage Of her honor and her
nues And do you believe finally, that only In demand
Of respect Admiral Parea cxacted that Chile shall
little powder for the pennon OF her Admirals ship, and
because she did not do declares against her and
rcacherousy seizes her ships? OH II Is essential
that this undgnned farce be concluded for us and for
ns ES I !, ne s'ss en A 3 III B 'f%Sa s hand E;
and Spain herself; and to declare, once for
ciple is common, that the danger is identical
for all. For In truth, gentlemen that which Is being
done i the excavation on our entire borders OF one
only render lale the task of these royal grave
diggers who still believe thoy do honor BECAUSE
on casting our dead bodies in the pit they cnshroud US
with their purple robes. (Bravos) And in this coming
war, speak wrong, In this war raging this very day.
permit mo to point out two distinguishing points
of this contes-he Chnohas Islands, the sole obiest
which SPAIN coyets and the Ishmus OF Panama, the
sole strategic route by which Europe attack the
republics Of the Pacific In their vulnerable side
And do not believe that the Chishas Islands should
BIO ALWAYS a property solely and exclusively American.
because Of the treasures which they contain, but be-
cause maritime European Power of the first second
rank mistress Of them, could maintain in the Pa
cfc squadron so powerful that 1t would DO necessary
for us sail ont OF ports with hats In hands TO
plead permission Of these new lords of this
which for now half century wc have made ours by
force OF victory. (Appausc.) And will all America
consent that this shall happen2 VIII England and
America apart frcm every moral affection, from every
notion Of justice from every interest OF the balance of
power, be able TO tolerate that their commerce
shall be submitted TO the laws
which governed the Peninsular monopoly In the days
of the famous ia RS in Portobello and Panama? win
they be able to consent that Span whose financial ruin
reaches the last exrcmitie not to say the utmost dis
grace according to the which the steamer that
this very day Colon has brought u.s. shall cancel
her bankruptcy with English capital, North American
capital the capital OF all the markets of Europe in
vested gigantic scale in tho Of the Pacifcs
Til g. gentlemen Is what we shall know when shall
arrive from Europe and the United States in tho carly
davs Of the coming wear of the effect which the condnt
of Admiral Pareja has produced, and the between
Spain and Chile, which il to-day DO yet
isolated aggression will tomorrow be q continental
act. But with respect to what you will do tho
Ishmus Of Panama, this route which to-day is the
property of all free and enlightened nations but which
to morrow may possibly be also the momentay property
OF invading rulers, need not await news from any
part Will you consent that all the ports in the Pacific
once closed, as deeply hope they soon will be, to the
Spanish squadron their public private emssares may
take from this isthmus single naval supply, single
grain OF POWDER single grain OF wheat single grain
Of sandY Unanimous eros of ''No nor And IL to
sustain these noble intentions you should have to fight
among your picturesque mountains in the wild deiles
Of your grand railway, against bold invader, am
sure OF this-you will not fight alone. There will
fight by your side every man Of courage who has
reside in this city, the centre Of the universe from its
furthest exremties; there will fight with you the Eng
lsh, tho German the scandinavian, the Italian, and
above all there will fight with those OF North
America whom perceive here In considerable number;
for oil those adore in their hearts that sublime
motto tho Isthmus OF gold eternal the Isthmus Of
land on which we tread, and which must always unite
the two continents Of America In single group in
one single family in ono single home-the doctrine OF
Monroe--America for the Americana Enthusiastic and
prolonged applause Long live Chile and America)