New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
SPAIN,
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MANIFESTO OF THE PROVISIONAL eoyyRxxv.,

MANIFESTO OF THE PROVISIONAL GOyERxnx~,
The expected manifesto of the ProyisiooI
Government published the 2oth. It In the ,or,
of diplomatic circular. and very lengthy Hexpas
the reasons which compelled the Spanish people tarsv
of the yoke Of the Bourbon dynasty enuneratine h
grievances of tho nation against the late Goyerumept
and says: The people must ncw regsiu the time Which
1t has lost The principle of popular sovereignty which
now nstnrszed In Spain "a the principle OF national ne
therefore, be permitted to affirm that the national soys
eighty exercised 10 the first place by the vote OF ALL sM
complete system Of liberties which fcr% or e'S'ss s
form soon the rich and -inaenable patrimow
Of civilized country" Tie circular also ~.
dmmes at length the question Of freedom 4
vubic worship and expresses hopes for the free exei
Government to be on good terms with foreign powess
and to obtain the moral concurrence Of forxn govern
ments adding But II we should fail In this rrepect
the eYamns OF America in recognizing the reyolutos ~
not followed, shall not be diseonrngd. We eau
gully proceed with our task for our undergraduates not
Threatened and we have foreign Intervention to fes
To eeitinze the revelation We have sought The so1
criterion now considered infallible. namely. appeal to
place ourselves on level With the sd naoas
and thus cease to form dissonaDce IN the great concert
Of 9S ws nays s Of ss % -
have created and entertain Jushabe hope that the
which asas as s % s sd
which they accorded to tho power that crushed aad
THE PROCLAMATION AGAINST sLAvERT.
nation against ne gro Slavery Considering that Tie
slayfug OF negroes is outrage on human nature nd
stain on the spanish nation the only one IN the civfs<
world that s maintains 1t In all Its Integrity; THAI b.
its history its character Its Intimate coiiecuon uo
every phase OF life In the Antilles by the mpsftsn
whatever measure may be taken regarding y, and ~
serious cOnsequenoes which any hssiy proceeang ns4
entail an the negro himself Slavery Is one OF tho.e pse
sye institutions whose disappearance eught no. es
ayed but which requires the judicous adoption o. yea
considered preliminary aud simultaneous inrssura
entirely different nature TO render facie dennuv M
these views in nowse prevent the Provisional Govern
ment-while awaiting that the Consuluent 'otes nea
having heard the deputies from the COLONIES may ar
the abolition OF esyeryfrom taking some step 70 1tis
ge Justice without any fear Of causing any OF ao
complications which would compel w await the mee
ing Of the Assembly the Superior Reyolu.ionsry !an
measure OF urgency and safety. TO declare Tree q
children OF enslaved women born after the th eepsse
Der, 1868. -. ar-.
decree Is being prepared amnestying numerous pee
in prison. and shortening the terms Tor vhea
pamphlet has appeared in Paris entitled AnaroA1
in spain IL declares that Don Carlos, " raised ~
throne, would be really constitutional KING; II
Don Ferdinand the father Of the King Of Portugal hi
peremptOriy declared that he VIII bot accept The esvn
of spain. and has. moreover, made SIMILAR declAauoa
on the part of his two Sons.
An important circular explaining the policy and n... =
oDs OF the Government MAS to DO sent On e sss es
Spanish diplomatic agents abroad 4.
The Minister War has issued an order granting ne
royast army which fought under Gen. Noysncnss M he
same advantages ana promotion as are accorded tas
troops who took part In the revolution
The O1ielal Gasetts Will shortly publish decree etao-
ali ia rumored says the Independence Be0s Of the isa
that NJ Emile de Grardn Is about TO set Out Tor cpasn
Gen Prim has ntmsted 70 him that hts counses vvad
be well received In SPAIN But that Is no reason why ne
pofcsI director OF the Liber should undertake tie 70
sponsibity OF the rols offered hin ...--.l..