The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-27
Tn. Insurreesien In spsi..

radicals down.
The Insurrecsien In spsan.
We publish this morning further and In
teresting details respecting the recent out
breaks in Spain. These occurrences are preg-
nant with important consequences, both 10
this country and Europe.
In 1s4s the grand revolution that resulted
in the empire Of Napoleon the Third began al
points distant from Paris The war In Hun
quarry, the revolt In Belgium, the disturbances
in Bavaria, Baden, In all the small German
States the kmeutes in Berlin, Vienna and In
other large cities Of Austria and Prussia-ths
two great German Powsrs-were only the
small eruptions that proceeded the final great
volcanic explosion In Paris. Louis Philippe,
scarcely composed under the turbulent scenes
that surrounded him at distance, fed pre-
cipitately when the roar of the uprising Of
multitudes penetrated the walls Of his capital,
and his palace was doomed. The events that
followed, the provisional government the 70
public, the coup d'ttat, the empire, are familiar
to our readers.
What do we see in those uprisings in Spaint
did-not In the capitals but at remote points;
not In Madrid, but-saving small garrison
within twelve miles Of tho oity--st such dis
tant points as Barcelona, Saragosss, Vallsdo-
lid, zamora, Badajos, Malaga, forming, a. Il
were, q complete but extended circle around
the capital Of Spain, with the lines, II we may
80 infer from latest accounts, drawing closer
and closer to the chief city.
What will be the endf Isthere nothing threat
ening TO the throne Of Napoleon himself from
these portentous events In Spains How stands
his Corps Legislatif at this days How viii
it stand q year hencei Who will dare risk
his reputation for prophecy by foretelling what
that Corps will be In 1861 How far can b
trust the fidelity Of the Parisianss Are there
not thunderbolts lowering around bis imperial
crown at this moment
To avoid the impending crisis Napoleon's
policy Is to remove, as far as possible, ell
causes for domestic or foreign irritation. Hs
can not only allay the III feeling the people d
the United States entertain toward him by his III
omened introduction OF Imperialism In Mexios.
but can also awaken sentiment of sympathy
in bis behalf among our people by the imns-
date withdrawal Of his troops from Mexico.
and. fscoumsnding AAximiiisn to Ieave, Mn
the Emprsss Cse4Otss, imnsdlately sftsr. Sone-
thing Of shis tial mud ks done, or No fear ~
days Of the snpins under Napoleon the yaiua
sre numbered.
We SO In these revolutionary movsmeaiv
IN Spain. under tho ieadersAip Of such ooa.
scientious republican a. General Prlm, IL
effects ofthe Southern rebellion. Ii suppresslea
by the power Of the government has astonisheo
the masses Of Europe. II has rekindisd ~
smouldering ores Of capitalization smoag
tho democrscies Of the old countries, and
aroused Leaders and followers from slumbsr-
ing spsthy 70 lively fssIisSssBa Of ~
strength ard power Of government like
ours. Tho uprislngs In Spain ere but ths -
nal lights which, II would not be uAsals b
predict, viii, in Ast very long time, illsmias
the way for the spread Of republicanisa ~
over Europe. Spain y the peninsula aad Irs.
land the islsad whence thase liberty illumlna-
tons will radlats.
While oil these Important movements ere
progressing In Europe In favor Of rspublicaa
liberty, what ere American Congressman doing
at Washingtoni Are they healing the wounds.
alleviating tho snfsrings or applying balm V
the bruised spirits Of our fellow countrymen Ia
the South, Unfortunately they are not; but
they are presenting the spectacle never before
witnessed In the history Of the world. The Nc
ton having put down one gigantic rebellion.
the radicals In Congress are endsavoring 10
incite civil war Of the most horrid kind--s
war of caste. But upon the armness Of The
Executive the country may rely for security.
not only for itself, but for the maintenance Of
those principles for which the government Wa
established, and In response TO which.we BOW
hear . welcome echo from the sunny fields Of
Spain.