The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-24

- nsvo Wy nasm maui usoyal These troops were
TO nave Deen marched on Madrid by Gen.
cnnstitI,tIon Of isl3 ana rho rres.oraton OF tne
lar haen abrorated nv Ferdne o'es Dosn oi wmcn
tu were betrayed their oaeo aemanded me
any pntawnt made 70 recantnr rspersed nor was
any 90 Tntv and their aila vi compel them to
,ycrL ~ n,nnnraI1 se9o' inis WAS the
passino over manv minor attemnts 70 s,s,oa,. A..
Kinr or SSr;rtan hin into ratnrp W uisooge tne
madc N s address Of IsIt we come " W e promises
- ~ "a nj ' - s,,aoi, ,wich H. w tuat epocn
snraaa Win nn No ran,d'v 'ag present,
vncs to rrovince and would nnaH Hl pro,
cnn 0u W itosin0o, " tha rouarnrna nave
ooniuerea hau noI 'nn gosein fnsans which
susdaeu 100 o eme s ,h ~ france
sehang iooooo men across inc lront er-.ne people
TO mock obedience to and q hollow truce 9th a
ayavs awcn,t of n,rse yinoaa iaciie creatura
hn opes' vi Vou.se' oa1 f ,he s ~
Knee thaf thr,it NAV roiIaw i,wnins- 0;Donnell
through who o., ~ Gonh,s aeang tho cnnsnirocy which
ne naa 50 assiaaousiy promoted was destroyed ca,
King what q SAVIOR no had neen to the snsnish
throne was tnerenna, decnrated win the ribinn Of
the order of Cbor ,es ,ha 1,,iri anJ his
second in commend Sorsf,a,d ra,,,ad 70 the
rank of uentenant ceneraJ The trcacherv
Of o,nopnen was sheai,on., Inc ,c eaomy
ana he wa at nnca radiad 1 re chiai
command: hut heinz roo nnNerfn, nnbe ne
could not be punished for aisovaitv and dunljctv
as were with their Iives MANY ~ 80 rnIIo,yars
This little AFFAIR while n exhihiied ia a broad
light the ten,ner o. the sodierv did o 70 Iha
0tlicers mi would nace no reiianc an Ia cnmmon
soldiers: for with An emnty treasuryand 70 amnnIu
which the government was subsequently necessl .
the United States for tho nj Ave m inns
Of doars-how could they snub the arnv
The Insurgents. however with their cries If t,e
onstifnSj9n Of 1870, ond mi, sforotio1 " tbo
COrtes went secretly TO work The army - w yas
ma,nIy relied on nv the Sera,o ana anoi dy W." 10,
NJ Januarv Ss9n a'r;sinn 1onr au i o .n s'
but not until after proonSed strurcie had
taken place. in forcing the King, iirst to recognize
branch of the government and snbseGnent5y to re
sign to the people and the law making body. whose
regency ' N'1 "''p''''' n'' power ~ astonishing
Ii s in this place wholly useless tn enter into thu
full particulars of this great Democratic movement
for such even the tory historian Alison Observation-Disclosures
it-but a brief outline of the events Which wsre
crowded INTO the round of o wear or two NAV NOT
prove embarrassing ~
This time the leading consnirators aoainst tho an
premacv or Ferdinan3 yvara not GO 9Gnu,;oa % 70
make Known their nians ;" th mU, 80 ~ h =, ~
Only those who wara oh;t'oSSs I tr,atn S ~ tSc
events OF the future We're initiated IN the co~snracv
the deyelopment of which aitS"nah for veesp avary
thing for ia furtherance had hee in camniate
ness was nom time tn time nostnoned nnt tho fret
day Of the wear $500 This time Picgn w%nsa ro o.
mantle career great achievements a nj ,me,ancIn,v
fate have rendered his name imnershahje with thee
,nrsa ~ bstnrr tool M tha s,ynr T., n,ais " itot
a ann ~ 'Ur INC Ins
onahu ~ "a 400 l.; mUhor on @ H0n' ~ VI
d T M ,h n anu ausancea Oh "a
umnbaut ond tSe wnvnrn ms az a, ne e, was wa
h,hp h mna 'ne govcrnene ~ Maoriu %
Dy the events Inat were transprlng near the cniel
aritne C,ty, WHOSE SURRENDER 10 the reV0iutio1sts
was demanded ana refused, gave up al as iost:
subsequently, nndlng that kieg0 dld not make that
pie, few, however, OF whom joined his standard
wn,G a .ney supposeu ne Wouiu, feruinana anu ms
hastily gathering together $1,000 soldiers-all
deeme9 10 De loyai-despatched them 10 the seat OF
war OF instruction. It Is not OF moment to our
Drle illusions 10 the rev0lts ana successful revou-
lions IN the Spanish peninsula to speak of the career
OF Riego and 9nireoga. They met with much
ing Of the conduct Of the insurgents, would not add
to their numerical force, Riego, with only three
hundred followers ~ destitute Of everything while
yet not willing to acknowledge his defeat by ac-
ceptng pardon from the tyrant who had promised
That had been devastated by sword and fire, threw
himself for the time INTO the recesses of the Corde
r WINE & o%ta o Sy Sna re e
rualy ~, hnd Tue s. week In Mnrcn nesos forces
The m,,sforr,noes Which hannenad to tEapsa insrr
gents made Ferdinand srI more arroyant. He had
Eade oacret treatiea with cartair pnwcrS ond i,La
Isahe,ia had deemed Ma fhrona secure,v n,antsd an
the necss Of the snanish neane He Inoted not back
lie had FORGOTTEN His nrpmses to the naionnai
at bt M bn ms 81 W ,ne la
not less than on men of commoner ciay Nam asis
deiirnted 10 walk i'n u 'o'iuonef eiaS' Nen'es's
While Ferdinand aud his government were con-
graduating themselves on the Suppression of an In.
surrecton which promised at one time to unseat
peope Wose No
had waned and whose Industrial interests
Were no Longer iosterea by the court the flame Of
several provinces Of the Kingdom, to the confouud.
ing Of those who sitting at Madrid had announced
that all was serene and Says Alison, alud-
ing to this second revolution Of 1920 and which fol-
lowed so closely on Riegos failure "The blow
struck at Cadiz resounded throughout the whole OF
spain. everywhere the movement was confined to
!ne oiilcers OF tlle army and few citizens In
the seaport Towns but Ia them 1t took place
SO simultaneously as to reveal the existence
OF vast conspiracy directed by central
a s,,a Wnch embraced the whole PENN
sula." Against THIS formidable movement,
when the Cabinet at Madrid never even had sup
posea possible, was soon FOUND Impossible TO COM
pat. IL was democratic triumph" as Alison
elsewhere calls IT, The democratic idea, which had
Deen crushed IN 1914 ana 1919 mad sprung from the
earth where IL had IAN prone and seemingly dead,
anu everywhere throughout Spain 1t had suddenly
become master OF tne situation" Thus con-
dHues AliSoh zen tne despotlc government OF Fer
the nrieSsfl OF Spain-the WORK OF the mobiles and
iaceiu THE King .sttt nv the army and the popu-
neonIe y "Jecree was Issned calliia H1s1es Of the
dIate convocation OF the Cortes,; and the consttu
tion Of isi2 was declared the supreme law
W., ".