The New York herald., 1871-09-05
FOREIGN TOPICS.
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1pe Spectator SAYS "NO.n The politicians ana
they are many, who are specializing on the speedy
fall OF this government, reckoning, as we sus.
pect, without their host. They reasoning as II
we were living under the Old constitution, and
forget that In 1857 IL pleased Mr. Dsraei to lay new
foundations for the constitutional power. There
can be little doubt In the mind OF any candid man
that II the Gladstone Ministry were still responsible
to the old masters OF the country, the ten-pound
aristocracy, it would speedily come TO an end All
the symptoms which used TO presage an approach
ing change Of administration visible to the least
Instructed eyes. The Lords are angry to fury; the
Commons ale mutinous and discontented; the clubs
sarcasm; luck has declared against the Ministry;
and the Tnies after mutterng threats for months,
Is at last open IN It's denuneiations: Nothing can
fault, and very few dlsagreeabie Things which are
not traceable and traced TO his mace prepense.
There can be no doubt as to the meaning OF all ths,
and very little that II things were tney used to be
the meaning would be patent In very short time.
But things are not as they used TO be- and In spite
OF club opinion, and dinner table opinion. and
House OF Commons opinion, we feel exceedingly
other four years. tenure Of power. In surviving
this session the Cabinet has survived ITS greatest
ssouslon Will next yesr beco%e
at all events, possibe the electors are, therefore,
masters; and we can see nothing IN any OF the
transfer their allegiance nom Mr.. Gladstone 10 any
other chief.
Spanish AboIitionists slavery In Cuba.
The Madrid Propaganda OF July - tells Of great
meeting OF sbol tonists that took place In the the
atre OF the Alhambra, that city. In the absence
of Don Ferdinand de Castro, Don Manuel Luis de
QuevedO presided. There were several noted poll
ticians and great NUMBER OF ladies present In
opening the meeting the President explained at
great length the abolition movements now going on
In diferent provinces and expressed the desire to
have frequent general meetings Tor the purpose OF
advising the public OF the actions OF the pro-savery
party that had recently arrived In spain, and
whose OBJECT was TO perpetuate slavery by means
OF new importati0ns OF Africans and Chinese.
one or tne secretaries referred to the
organization OF numerous committees OF
the abolil0nist5 In the provinces, nclud-
Ing one at seville, at the head or which was the
rector OF the university OF that city and others at
Malaga, Granada Jaen and velez- Malaga. He also
read report declaring illegal and void the contracts
made between masters and those negroes who had
been captured and declared free. Senor De Rodss
late Cap AIN General OF Cuba. was l0rcei to speak
py reason OF the repeated severe attacks made upon
mis- friends the slave party. He adopted the roe OF
defender or the principle OF sla, cry He asked the
ladies' to reserve their tears for petter OCCASION
because, he said the negroes did not weep Tor the
white women. His speech was received with marks
OF strong dtsapprobation; the ladies signed an ener.
getic protest against his statements. The meeting
adopted resolutions avoring the strict enforcement
oI the abolition laws In Cuba, ana calling Tor snhse-
quent meetings.