The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-29
SPAIN.
Peaceful Address Of the Republican Party to
the Inhabitants of Madrid,

Peaceful Address of the Republican Party to
the Inhabitants of Madrid.
MADRID, Dec. Q, 1858.
The Republican Committee Of Madrid have issued
an address TO the people mploring them to restrain
all excuses and IN to give way to violence
The address is as follows:-
sacred and imperative duty has caused bB once
more emphaucay 10 insist upon the peaceful de-
Carnations whieh we frequently have MAIZE
Thoroughly convinced OF the Importance OF so doing
we again counsel our coreiigfonists to preserve and
maintain at all hazards public order and respect for
the laws as the supreme necessities OF the present
moment as matter OF the trst interest to us under
tae critical circumstances in which we are placed
ana as the surest means Of securing definite
triumph to the republican principles which alone
are capable OF insuring the lasting peace ana the
lasting liberty OF our dear country.
MADRID, Dec ]. 1885,
Here follow the signatures ut the head OF which
the republican party.
Differences Between the Republicans and tbe
Nenarchists-scrious State OF the Couu.
try.
BARCELONA, Dec. 0. 1858.
The agitation that still relgns in Andausia has
not been without its influence on Catalonia. The
feeling between the repu2 cans and the monarchsts
. growing deeper aud more bitter daily. Collisions
baEs occurred already at Tarragona, where perfect
reign Of terror exists the better class OF inhabitants
remaining In their houses after seven or eight
serted. The collision which occurred last Sunday
between the republicans aud the democratic mon
archists though resulting in bloodshed, has
greatly alarmed the better classes OF society. The
assault the democratic monarchist procession by
the mob was unjustihable and outrageous Their
banners and flags were seized and wrested nom
their hands and the procession itself broken up.
This resulted IN hand TO hand conflict, In which
firearms were beginning to play part, when the
Military Governor ordered out company OF cavalry
TO clear the streets Of the mob, which began TO show
signs 81 pulling up the pavement for barricadc. All
tae respectable people who could got away, but the
worst Class OF Inhabitants remained and babe defiance
20 the orders Of the Alcalde. cavalry charge was
ordered and the streets cleared. little girl tr0d-
den 10 death under the horses' hoofs was
the only victim Of this proceeding Many OF
the mob received Commissions from the broadsdeS or
the sabres, but none far as known, were very
seriously injured The people refuse TO work and
demand money and food, and the Inhabitants VINO
possess any property are naturally enough greatly
alarmed, as the mob declares its purpose to take
what II wants at all risks The troops are true to
the government, and can he relied on: but. even
with their AID the Inhabitants afraid that they
cannot prevent the city rom being sacked. or
course there s good deal OF unnecessary alarm felt
fhere but there Is no doubt the situation s exceed
ingly delicate. Troops were sent yesterday TO Nor
toaeli, town between this and Tarragona,
- Queh disturbance there. The people everywhere
uneasy and fearful or something Dreadful.
Quot and calm, but no one can tell how long before
something will occur TO stir up conflict.
Troops are still being hurried to Andausia. Ac-
counts from there are vague and unsatisfactory.
lhere has been very serious outbreak there, II Is
certain, and the end is not yet. disturbances are
tgnaied at Pampl0na and other points in the North.
~ looks az though the revolution was commencing,
lac end q which no one can predict