New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-18

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dynastcs are enemies Of liberty and Of country me
F.rrrbu1cn Pnup Y was the author ~ the conspiracy
OF Elamcrc, the conspiracy 90 Apt'O' o"I 10 we ~
thu; the children uf his second marriage might no' t
that thew might not live ia any place under the shy Oh
ON country An the BOIrhuns nave had the same love
OF French territory. and all have served French interest,
/, ~ well known that Carlos III. not Spanlaul,
though born here mat s To say he was foreigner W5
with las family Ia France, to u French interest ."
French vengeance. all the future OF The A'Il'a an COM
lard. that he Bourbon; that Is to say ihat ne
TO nlcase his cousin he lost san Sebastian and Eibgo.
FigucVos, and EOsdS, when, 20 please the Directory I
Ia1ScI lr he Womb let IN, hockaGed SHIPS rot their
potts; when, please the First Consul, ne sFciu',u
Mazarredo, Grayna, the squadron OF bicSl' au "' Ic
doued the retonqHc,t oi MlnoIcai Whth' 70 p and
Emperor he buried the navy O fabulous discoveries an"
of biological exploits IN the boiling waters OF
gar When ne GaNG up 'mu ~ , Ha ~" ~ Eou,rs-
vallcss-to Juno and consented that MNIat sno"I If
p,., ti,, gr,,rl NJ Fr,ucis / Il is known that Fer
uaHdO VII SpaEiard-that ne was "a lou, a.,
nloced his newly received SCruter under the SHADOW 81
NAPOLEON. and sent him magnHte AT bdHohhe' th'lo 49,
loving like pale satellite and bending down upou ms
knees 10 lick his spurs There he ccdcd him the land Of
Pelavo and the Cid and gave him JOY wien MS odI
,cons DESTROYED our cities ana cut the Threats Oh our
fathers Inundated Is tncY were, with the name oI lti
diuaud VII upon their lips Afier"afd ne iSsl,", 81,
10 his throne as if the war Of independence had been an
insult TO his person. he returned to eNpe the J. Ie-'
tors TO prosecute Nina, Tie hero OF N"NaC 10 l"l't
Empccinado the hero Of CASTLE; to k FoTlei me nero
of (,acia ana Lacy. the hero OF ArraEOu and Gaia
lonia lie returned 10 bring along NJ later
day as if sufficient number oi cruelt,S
lad moi been committed TO satisfy ms ycu-eancc nl
the French who profancd the ruins of spragossa "hu
pressed with their feet the plains OF Bal'' VINO s'
ihcir gan at the glorious tho walls OF CaH/'
These are horrible records, in coming IN contact WIN
which at this day ones checks p4,h WIN rAl'; W." ,
anger leaps heart; records which beg y'u To o"A
upon you heroes of Alcolca, legislators Of the country
you who have counselcd the shades ol orr H..' ="
expel those cruel butchers the bourDon 10 lr' or con
sent again that a Bourbon, that frenc"hah shou'i
ever return to reign over TINS and ol SPAN. l' ,'
prolonged applause. II the BOurbons have never rev
resented the country truly they have never IgpeseAe"
period OF the second constitutional epoch duFlnE tAe
regency or Maria Chrlstiha ana ,t 80
bous Never could We effect ~; for the secular
laws, which control dIastics aud which regulate lHer
politics and Interests are superior 10 All INC
of parties. 49,,
FOR mounting throne Is 10" 'aii,uAH i.' i''7
one The partsaUs OF the second branch ltt l.'A "t
named by their proper namc the branch ~ me Duke q"
of Monpensier, have sought 10 Gely "'..as
that their candidate was bouIuoh. l ,u1i'
cess AmtIe OF iouihOH' INC IoI.aSs. ''i "i -,
two BOurbons, Antoine, Duke OF Muatpeu.Itl .lIo'uy
twice a Bourbon. married Louisa Ferrauda' sister oil
Ferdinand VII, VINO was a-'o vice a. n'p", 15n "" 1
the fathers and the mothers SIDE so that the children o
this second coupe, Wh'CI you Mp'l a'' ,r ti,s
the Spanish Throne would be- each oi the iouI lhs
BourhOn-that is, four times enemy 10 merry ana 10
our country Loud applause mat me Duke OF hons
pensier is Bourbon proved besides; S ms n.y.
6y that document of 1910, fact IN which s father de-
manded position In the spanish army against Napoleon
by reason Of being relative OF FERDINAND Wiz ana
member of the family Of BOurbpIs.
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and the family Of Bourbon are Two distinct families
announce to you that no member OF dynasty can cease
represent the interests and ideas OF thaJ dynasty
transmitted as tIey are ny 1hc o"E!'"i c"l,oH
blood. and by The moral means o. education and II the
family Of the BOurbons has been destined TO fatally com
bat liberty the family Of orleans has been destined To
fatally corrupt ard Ial-.ty liberty.
This hereditary destiny relieves personally each one Of
these princes of part Of the responsibility, but at the
same time democratic pcop" c3urot admit H. when TIE
deceived. The Duke Of MOutpcus!er VIII lcpTcseuJ the
policy the house Of orleans, tlc KING Of prussia
lint. Of az e
Contemplate Seuores Deputies, the great catd-trophes
which may almost be termed Geological CdtastrOphts
that Orleansm eugenderedn France. Since the time OF
the Convention there has been ull that Is say there
has been party which able TO cyadc all errors, all
secrated all TO the Of life. This parry. q later
day. thought TO conci'ate al cXtrcmes sought God
without liberty, arstOcracy without privilege,
in peace with ALL and preserve It's tranquility. FOR this
small and weak party was alone great in its cgoi-m.
Such ideas sought representative ia tho family Of
Orleans The Old kings had enriched IT in order 10 see
whether or not gold would Uppcase its amhton. The
gold avished with open hand only served TO destroy the
apotheOsis Of gold, the continual sacrifice the god Of
his money the peer not asked forAs bazcu
his rents OF The dcpcty popularity aud speech were not
was not required, buta deposit; Of the voter ug,
not cXacted, but the polaX; the juror asked
have regard for his conscience, but that purse
was filed.
The orator proceeded to expose the troacLolous part
played by the Orleans Princes 10 the injury OF tie
TeigHng family Of France during several generations,
and especially by Philippe EEditt and contrasts tha
conduct Of that Prince who voted n mart soi phrase
eer, who bO4sed that lac mad at Times couspircd for
liberty OF Spain, against the Queen ana IN her ycr
palace, boast which las called forth the wrath Of
Isabella H., who sts-aatllcs A,r blot-crIIaH Us Don
CainO H.
i say another thing gentlemen l say the very ser.
vices the Duke Of MOntpenscr lent 10 the Revolution dis
Spain Know YOU whyi Because yon ought in no way
outrage the moral conscience Of society by asking
even as equal in sentiment II Justice Explain no me
how it was That Don PedrO the Cruel was 90 popular IN
unpopuar IN spite Of his be1eyoieucei Because Tie
Spanish people could pardon the latter fol the event
Duke OF Orleans had the means 10 ascend fbe throne
vacant by tns fan OF Louis XVI; he had the Noun.
army his side how il ne did not ascend if re-
cause on ihat celebrated &c, night in the Convention he
voted the Geath u LOUIS XVI There rcsouudiug
in the air those words OF the Kings defender i seek
went oa mounting INC tribune, aud each voted III public
The King Soon al ey5, We're iT5i 81 66, man Ttis
man was LOuigOh. lie mounted the steps OF the trb
uhe ana sdlu, Il vote tie death Of tyranny, aud the
Geath mmedlate: instantly, from al. parts. those Who
hau appIhVueU the OtLer voters for immediate DEATH
broke out in sublime Indignation, and suffocatcd that
vote by one of those spontaneous outcrics with which
the huhdD conscience ever chimes IN, and which
cIle mankind IN the most cmucstuOus cpOchs
of the world Cleers.l Humanity has not even yet for
gwen tat vote france has not forgiven H. Future
VIII never forgive H. II VIII never be redeemed
eternal neS history keeps in It's breast for all
against humanity. lCheereI Ana what have we here,
gcntlemenf The sentiment OF family is lively in
SPAN Uldl n france we love our families afipc
uOnatey The house Of tho Crandsrc the house OF his
grandsons-the brothers Of our fathers to us like
second parents This OF the grand virtues OF the
Spanish Well them none Of comp rehend or
explain how Prince who sentiment OF NOBILITY ought
be superior TO other could, after such Hospitality
nOnOrs, such distinctions such grandeur conceded
10 him 10y Queen Isabella, cOnSpre against her-sle who
had turned exile Paradise! The SpaiaT4s and
all the Liberals, never explain how thOsc two
tender infant Prncesscs, who slcpp Ia one cradle
during the Clgl war, who taught b. the
great Quintana and protected by theigrcat Argclrs
now OF those two IEnccsses, FOR whose rights we
fought in Luchana and MUTelia, the one
has stihcC, night say has dGthrOncd the other T.s
the conscience country never can comprehend.
Know you, gentlemen, what VIII happen herei Think
well especIAy Won C0nseIvatIyes. WHO have lor Nomr