Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-31

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LET US swear that no Hing snail
ever re-enter the palace y cried Emf
lIo CASTELAR, on Sunday at the place
dn Deuux Mai. 1--WE swear,n re-
sponded 10000 Madrilense. The
curtain now rises on q new and. aes
tive scane OF Spanish history. The
nation seems falling back on Its if
teen centuries OF Federation and
resolved to eschew king-eraft for the
future. There il but little difference
ofoplnion here, that In Federation
alone can Spain find her future safe
ty. A few points OF the new ma
tion's charter here to be carried out
hut they will In time be executed
The country Is making every effort
to meet its financial obligations. No
State can be founded upon the ruin
of honest money lenders-its pros
peElty il enhanced by keeping faith
with them-for credit Is upheld. and
nowadays credit is somewhat akin
to genius. Matters are Frightening
up for the tawny land of Spain, and
however, attractive Esparto may
look In his robes in the print shops
OF Madrid, the people are becoming
impressed with thanecessity 10 keep
In their united hands, and common
interests the glories they have won
after ages of suffering, and guarded
up to the present without a stain.
What is stranger to think of the
extensive rail going on against the
French press Does 1t not point to
danger, to concealed dread, or appre-
hended trouble. Amy admission pre-
supposes the conclusion, that at
home the Emperor Is not peace
North and South, East and West,
the same uniform seizure of journals
for ''BaI1CEarTss q Ptksrie,Ir, that
is, the collection of subscriptions for
Baudin's monumeat-which the gov
ernment will not even allow the
members of his own family to raise
over his gave, though they may
erect as many as they choose in his
native town. Bat mark the incon--
sistency ofthe powers that be. Some
journals are indicted, and Others
passed over, where the misttemeanor
has been alike. 1t Is the same sys-
tenn of two weights and two meas
ures sill. AT IArn and Ciermont-
Justice aequits criminated journals,
while in Paris, as on Saturday last
the same offence is visited by fines
and Imprisonment, and deprivation
OF civil rights. NJ. Weis, editor of
young Orfeanfsm f0unu Iffnfsrft
suddenly deprived of his cOuns.I,
who was called To the dedth.bed Of
Berger. Taking up his own defense
-impromptu alnlOst-he made a
most eloquent speech, and an effect
i've lawyer. His pereo-ltian allud-
ell to the prosecution Of Senator Crey
mutius Cordius, by Tibcrius, for
publishing pamphlet, maintaining
that Brutus and Cassius were the
last of the Romans, lie did not ac-
cuse Napoleon OF being a riberius,
but while Cesar fell beneath the
blows of Brutus and Cassius, it was
in Baudin's case the fate to be strueS
down in the defence of the Constitu-
ton fe had sworn TO uphold. All
these things gre very sad, and can
not end well.
People do not now talk OF war
nevertheless it is at once distant and
inevitable. 1t cannot take place in
Spring because ii will ho to voting
urns, and not to eannous, will be re-
served the right 10 speak-and in
addition, Bisnlark i studiogsly
avoiding giving offence 10 France
1t Is Inevitable, because extricatiOn
Is only possible, by the inauguration
of a new state Of things that will re-
vive stagnant credit, and FaHlolits.
ante liberty. 1t is admitted that
matters would GO better II the EN-
peror would shirk his personal re-
sponsibiiity in that otif ministerial re-
sponisi nility-wouId retreneh the
system of administrative centrali
Interchangeable government of
solid actions instead of vain words
It Is evident that things are out of
joint somewhere, and the machinery
might go more snpothiy, IL Cesar
would make 'Help, Cassius" ap-
peal, 10 the successors of those who
raised him to the purple.
Two political criminals Ia the
Eternal City, shave been butehered
to make Roman hoiiday.T 1t was
q useless shedding OF blood. The
execlastar aes hdiste8 dttUres to His Ho-
illness, after holding up two heads to
the crowd, put his sword up into its
sheath, carefully sponging 1t, till an
other occasion. The bodies ef the
decapitated were very appropriately
inferred In the chapel OF ST. John
the Baptist. Already the effects of
this execution are apparent. The
Italian Chambers entertained O reso-
tuition declaring MQnti and Tognetti
martyrs, and ipYItinlg the govern
ment to provide for their kaIEsilles.--
There was some truth In Prondhon's
remark, :.Next TO the tyrants I hate
most In the world, are martyrs. ~
The debate gave rise TO good deal
OF Galiophoblsm, 1t shows that
Francs Is about as unpopular in the
Peninsula as were the Austrians.--j
Bixio called upon the government
to go and chase for him the canaille
from the banks Of the Tibeg, and
who guard o fctious frontier. But
NJ. Rouher has already told the Ital-
ians they will eveE-haHe this canaiile |
among them; consequently, they
make France participation in the
recent shedding OF blood. The pr
sition of France at Rome Is false
one, but Bixhie,s ID not the logic that
will correct 1t.
Les Peres Bauer and Hyacanthe,
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