The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-25
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Conspiracy-Troubles Ahead-speech of Reio
MADRID. June s-The Cortes commenced iebat-
irg on the question OF the throne on Friday last.
The first skrmish has resulted in signal defeat for
Montpensier, who Is staying here In Madrid count
ns the Ssye tn tsa % sa king aer + is is sd l 1s
SDr, Of foq he san get even y o's be Of ont the
he Be osed % IN the lis generals ais and his
soldiers said to be quite ready TO strike the blow
diers, together with the bulk Of the volunteers Of
Madrid are cognizant OF the conspiracy going on
and quite prepared TO accept the battle given. 1t
will not surprise me TO see serious events here be.
On Friday the cortes approached the subject, TAX
ing the s'voto particular first. There was an at
tendance of over two hundred deputies. The gal
leries were crowded. The first speech was by Rojo
Aras in proposing his am amendment During 1t he
messed with delight the extraordinary spectacle Of
strong monarchist playing into their hands by rem
derDg monarchy impossible He spoke briefly
but 10 the point as folows;- l. -. ,-
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ing the Deputies he did nnite absolute majority
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the proclaimed deputies sec no reason why less should
the necessity of the iterinidod ceasing don't be
eve should end il by exposing ourselves the
electng the king of party might not respond the
aspirations of the nation the principles
luton therefore introduce this vote particular . and
with these consideration in view ask the House to
il. cloud cheers ..Ia taIfr ttt n
When the division took place, which, according to
the rules Of the House. was simply to whether the
amendment should 'be taken into consideration" OF
not the excitement was intense. Prim and the rest
of the Government, for appearance sake voted with
the committee in the negative, but it is said they
were glad at the end to stand in the minority, for
they ALL except Senior Segasto, profess to be against
| Montpensier. '7EN ltrf H""
Luud cheers greeted President Gorilla as he closed
| the yotation with a loud 'sYes." The Secretaries
then read out. concluding with ss for the "non
| consideration" and 106 for the consideration
| Terrific applause burst forth at the announcement
| in which the galleries and the press tribune
heartily joined. The House had gver
the first death-blow to Moutpensier's candida
| ture by deciding by majority Of to 'taKs
into consideration" motion which, il finally passed
| puts end to his hopes altogether. It was
curious sight to see the entire Republican beHcl
supporting the amendment. Senior Figaeras ex
planned that they do so, frst to render all election
impossible, and second, that, II they must have
| king forced upon them, it ought not to be by th
| votes OF fourth part of the Deputies elected