The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-07
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THE SPANISH REVOLUTION N-AARshAA ef1i''|,->o
ARRIVAL IN MADsID-aRAND DEMONSTRATION
FORMATION OF A NEW CABINET.
M.nR1p October 3.-Marshal Serrano' &C.
companied by seven generals OF the army Gu
tered Madrid to-day in triumph. Great prepa'
r.tions we're made for his reception. The
streets and buildings, public and private, weri
snnerbly decorated, and large civic and mill
tarv processions escorted the generals through
+be civ. The houses, sidewalks and public
souares along the route were crowded Will
citizens, who received Serrano and the gener-
as with wild enthusiasm. The procession was
followed by parade and review of the Nation
al Guard. This was great patriotic display
and was made the occasion OF striking mani
festations of the popular will. Troops carried
side by side with their flags, banners on Wnicn
ware inscribed, "Down with the Bourbons,
"The Sovereignty of the People" "henglouS
liberty. .""Free Education" and other notices
of similar character. At the termination OF
the review, Marshal Serrano made patrouc
address to the citizens and soldiers, IN the
conrse of which he announced that ne nad
nn;ted with General Prim in calling Espartero
10 the head of the State. The formation OF the
new Cabinet has been completed as follows
serrano. President; Castillo, Minister of Com
merce; Topete, Minister of Marine; Aguirre,
Minister of Justice; General Prim, Minister OF
War; oloyaga, Minister OF Foreign Affairs; Ma
doz Minister of Financs. Manuel Concha has
been arrested.
The following proclamation has been spread
ali over Spain:
spaniardsl Let our CRY be, "Long live the
Federal Republic Down with tyranny ,,,;eh ESs
thew hare rendered 80 unhappy. with the re-
nn6ic. democracY's popular programmeIthe
only ope approved by the people-snaii Do
Soid;ersl The erepublc will at once grant you
ssanlimited leave Of absence" @ You snan EN-. I'M
brace your mothers and say nanss an ssnorat 10 ae
inp from your sons; for they will remain to
work for you." Henceforth, Spain shall hgnt
oniv when her independence is threatened. AS
for patriot officers, there will be numerous re-
serye lists to reward their services. -.
spaniardsl It is only with the repqDlc tnat
von can be free, happy and rich. 1t is also
Eth tbe republic alone that property is guar
anteed, and that prosperity, through lnousTy,
can erow rapidly. It is again with the republic
that our enormous taxes will dlmnlsh.
No one will be prosecuted for his Opinions,
because all opinions are sacred; DuG puouc
thieves must be forced to denver up 1ortunes
won bv spciiation, because crimes are not opln-
ions The sccomplices Of tyranny will receive
their punishment.
Standards! Let us be the worthy descendants
~ He Cid. of Padilla, Lanuza and Riego. Let
no revive at last the liberties OF CASTLE, Ara
eon. and Of the popular Constitution OF lSil,
and give them the modern perfection. Citi.
zens initiate the Saragossans of 1908, and OF
March 1898. Soldiers b, the children of the
nation: initiate those who followed hlego ana
Esnartero. Ifyou are ordered to fire on your
brethren. flourish your muskets IN the ar.
Srain has fought the Roman and Moors for
centuries: one month is enough now to 40
away with our oppressors.
Spaniardsl We are now the most Ynilneo
neopIe in Europe! Let US renew the great ex-
ploits Of 1903, 1919 and 1920. In one word, let
the lion rouse from his lethargy.
Spaniards I Long live the Federal hepupnc
and in order to proclaim an defend 1t, let us
shake of our degradation.
To arms for ibertyl
PROTEST FROM QUEEN IsABEILA.
PARIS October 4.-Queen Isabella has issued
a protest against the revolution IN Spain. Ihe
document argues that the force used by the
rebels to depose the Queen does not lnJure her
rights to the throne, and declares the acts OF
a ;unta established by violence are not binding
upon, the people.
p1sRAE1rs ADDRESS TO his CONSTITUENTS.
LONDON, October 3.-Rigbt Hon. Benjamin
DisraeI. Prime Minister, has issued an address
to his constituents of Birminghamshire. He
recites in the usual way the course pursued BY
the Ministry on the question OF the Reform
act the rational finances, the relations exist
ing between England and foreign powers, and
the triumphant termination Of the Aoysslnian
war.
He comments at considerable length on the
reform project, gives its history, and recounts
his objections thereto. He holds that the MIN
isry had a right to expect that the Wings
would wait and learn the temper OF the new
Parliament on that question before pressing
it's consideration; but their leaders saw Mt to
bring before the House Of Commons, at the
yery last moment, q measure severlng the
Church and State-for the disestablishment OF
the Irish Church meant and included that. lt
involved also the stirring up of additional ran
cor and bitterness in Ireland. 1t would unset
tie property and make con6scation contagious:
and worse than all, it would give England over
to Popery and practically to the rule o. for
eign power.
CONSPIRACY TO DEPosE THE SULTAN.
LONDON, October At is rumored that a
conspiracy to dethrone Abdul Aziz, the reign
ing Sultan Of Turkey, has been discovered in
Constantinople. A number OF political arrests
have been made. No further PARTICULARS.
COPENHAGEN, October e.-The Kings speech
to the Rigsdag announces that negotiations
with Prussia regarding Schleswig Holstein has
been without result.
The ratification Of the sale OF st. Thomas and
other islands to the United States was postpon-
ed one year.
MADRID, October 6.-Gsn. Prim has arrived,
and was enthusiastically received.
WASHINGTON.