New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-23
SPAIN.

ESPARTEatO FOR NORTHUMBERLAND bLES-
TION OF NEW DEPUTIES.
MADRID, Friday, Oct. "a, 1869.
The press staongly urge the immediate election of
King and suggest the devotion of Espartero to the
throne for life and the designation of the Duke of
Genoa his In the COrtes the question of
ordering elections for Deputies TO supply the places
of those who joined the insurgents is now under
sideratiOn.
THE RESURRECTION AND TIE LAW OF INDIYID-
UAL GUARANTEES.
MADRID, Oct. 6.-The kilograms will hardly have
informed you of the gravity of our revolt, which, 1t
is obvious, has been provoked by the arbitrary
duct of the Government toward the Barcelona Re-
puLlicans CONSUMPTION the massacre of prisoners,
the disposition to beg in the courts of Europe for
king the failure to maintain the Constitution, were
among the causes of the Republican disgust. There
are in Barcelona thousands of wOrkngmen, who con-
stItute part of a gathering army of Spanish labor
10000 strong, more or less united by trade union
system and accordingly Tepublcansm has strong
hold there Deputy Joaritzi headed its movement
and called upon all the provinces to revolt Not only
in Catalonia, but in Arragon, Granada, Mureia,
Ciudad Real and in all the towns of Valencia the in
surreehOn spread. In Catalonia alone it was sup
posed that there were already $1,000 men in the HELD
Marshal Prim, at meeting of the Monarchist Dep
uties after stammerng over Montpenser has blurted
certain that anybody will have him for the throne.
Some of us are for Serrano alone Others for trum-
yirate composed of a Unionist, Democrat and
Progressist In further complication Of affairs, ii
Re Galantuomo declares that he will not permit OF
his nephews accepting the throne, unless elected by
amaorty of twOthirds of the COrtes. In the existing
confusion of the political mind, return to absolute
despotism is threatened The COrtes have just dis
cussed and passed law, presented by the Cabinet,
declaring the Articles 3 s. g. and II of the Constitu
zion null and void so long the political troubles
shall make the continuance of martallaw necessary.
These articles declare: 90 That no Spaniard or
foreigner In Spain can be arrested except for crime
g. No one will be permitted to enter the dwelling of
Spaniard or q foreigner resident in Spain without
bls permission, except in of inundaton, fire, or
similar danger in case of cry for help from some
one within the premises In case of crime, by order
Of the Judge. &c. 6. No Spaniard can be compelled
to leave his home country, except when sentence
has been passed for crime, II. No Spaniard can be
deprived of the right to emit his opinions or senti-
ments whether by word, pen press norofthe right
TO meet publicly in pacific manner, nor of the
right to form associations for every purpose of
human life compatible with public morals" 1t is
because of the overthrow of these provisions that the
Republicans in the COrtes have protested and Sc
ceded. Clubs and associations are now forbidden
except upon special permission. Republican news
papers are warned aud of the most important OF
them, La Discussion, has been compelled to with
draw its notices. Live the Republicp and "No
more Kngsw
THE DEBATE PREVIOUS TO THE RETIREMENT OF
THE REPUBLICANS FROM THE CORTES-
SPEECHES OF PRIM AND CASTELAR,.
~ Writing Oct. 6, the Madrid correspondent of
: The London Daily NeDs Says During the debate yes
teray afternoon CASTELAR, ntimated the intention Of the
minority retire II the Suspension bill carried. Gen,
de hem IN sfO He said.
From the day Of the opening Of the COres have not
prououpced one single word which could offend the
minority either individually collectively. ask them
to-day TO think well what they do and consider that the
Government they 60 from here will have TO treat them
rs enemies and as enemies who have not the immunity
of deputies Isensauonl In normal situation
this measure would be grave; but when there is part
of the country arms, and the parties commanded
by some individuals of that minority, what does
the of the others to sayi 1t seems to
that they longer believe they should continue TO
dscuss-that they prefer war. Think well, gentlemen
addressing Tie Republicans ask you ior the third
hands your EXceencies well know liberty cannot perish,
AK YOU don't wish 10 see myself in the necessity OF
respcding with iron TO rOn with fire fire. Meet again
this night and consider my words which are those
true Liberal and adopt afterward the resolution you be-
heve most proper" , 40, -, D.,
the such could be felt; every one held his
breath, and deep impression was produced by Prms
20 the House. lac resumed;
aT IN
protect the Temple of Liberty which besieged and
threatened by men who also call themselves lADefdls
and who much more dangerous inasnuch as they
helped 10 raise H. and they know its entrances and exits
am gong 10 pulVerze IT'S enemies IN OIder 10
dome and plant there intact the banner OF liberty;
loud applause, and cries OF GOOD; GOOD repeated
MANY times.l Gentlemen, what / have sad. other
voices have also said here. Where nave we
TO goi What will we admit We have but one road
that OF liberty. All the acts OF the Govern
ment from the time it provisional to the
present manifest that have not the least tendency 10
reaction But ScnOr CASTELAR, and his companions com
plain that Government ask extraordinary measures
10 combat this armed instruction. But do they not
Know that the freer arc countries the they need
these extraordinary measuresf DO hey not know that
even to-day the Southern states OF the American Union
are suffering under military law for having some time
ago rebelled against the Union OF the South ana the
North DO they not reeolleet that not long ago IN In
gland the country earth they took highly en-.
ergetic measures simply because few Fenians had
for having taken barrel Of gunpowder and blown down
Pm then passed on to refer to his interview with
French Emperor. Observation-Disclosures. .,s
en has given his vote the election OF monarch for
Bpan Although this has been answered already by the
did NOT emit any VOTE but he declared repeatedly his
grand sympahes for nation, and that he would only
xsntIop or counsel fCheers Senior CASTELAR, said
that King Dom Fernando Of Portugal had rejected at one
offered him, and that now bis son. Dom lAis had equally
fS,s charge Without understanding really whether
the Government any Minister In particular had Inade
She Ministers In particular, any high diplomat have
made either as O Government, or as ministers, or
s1e4 right to write the letter 70 which senior CASTELAR,
referred these Y sole On . ont ~ 70
late and conclude asking the Cores TO vote the author
.Un and 6 P pSs hand upon %y
sword and upon my heart sunR the action TO the word
yscaed the country as soon as we have terminated
ehla atuatOn the Government VIII como 10 give TO the
oTtss an account Of their ae and TO cry anew before