The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-25

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CASTELAR, then proceeded TO the second part Of his
Of the Congress TO the Crown. He thought it very
hard that he should not be allowed to discuss the
ike Cod to be admitted, but not discussed; to be
believed In but not reasoned over.
ORIGINAL MONARCHY.
Monarchy had at something dvne and
in Mystery engendered il The heavens Possessed it. Its
ach'evsments the theme Of epcs sna o. fables
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law country formed the OF throne The
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the cSsmsc material Of Infinite space The people received
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faith. they susiainedi, for faith.
But the here is with the
Of ccsm and they die without glory without honor at the
What the spaniagds said reality to the King they
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cuss thee constantly Know that EVERY newspaper has
right
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sovereignty Of the nation 10 the whisa reside essentially all
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and ne e. a s9 e above s oh
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In tone semi-Jocose, semiserlous, the orator
proceeded to detail the various EFFORTS made to
induce somebody to take the crown on the foregoing
terms until 1t was accepted by Amadeus, Duke Of
ENGLAND AND THE HOUSE OF SAVOY.
He though. England had great deal to do with
the acceptance of the House OF Savoy.
the House Of The the
OF France and Napoleon never would have consented that
and the other in the Pylenses Bu the policy Of Great
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mouth Of the su and It's m.nrs In oS
cited admire much the English nation But declare
GiBRALTAR
again sss.dSs The, r.
dsurs spite Of the precautions taken to impede Al dis
durable nstisusoas The grand Zeal kings who sleep
rial ancient, like the the nations among which they
who inspired the great from the Had to the Roman
forged the swords q Bayard and Of aouzasl q
deron and Raoioe"fius. Ike those, wSo:e mmor.
e tn. sn;Ta of ss p.as x s
y syIs that c1n
silence below vhat call kings.
OF being created from faith abne aon loyalty and monar
dsmGerasy and who he crowns 10 lsl Rs6sa6s Yes
holy OIL divine carried on them the marks Of the powder
OF the throne the bloody mbers of the barcades OF the
Nobody forget Spain the celebrated of the
18th of November lasthe people exced their minds
he the As s s
the e ea its w ss
benches and answered now amid anger now amid laugh
By the
ions the monarchca parties and the threatening
sepucra silence without single cheer single of
enthusiasm. Then came the endthe rules violated by
poemic speech from the President in which, to satisfy the
gious, he looked the Catholicism of vergara silence
the republicans he looked universal suffrage and the popular
At the % 10 sa,. wa s sns s y the
virtues on the part OF Amadeus Of Ssv9y whcn
the first post among the Spanish people
CASTELAR, then sketched the voyage OF the Commits
sion Of the COrtes to Italy, their dOings there
return, the arrival OF the King, &c. In mastery and
eloquent language, and then rele wed his attacks
again and again on the King and government He
disapprOved OF the latter as being one OF what Is
called Cancellation, that is to say composed OF
prOgressist5 and democrats-the three
political parties who make up what Is at present
the ''majorty'' OF the Chamber. He SAID that he
and his friends would wage eternal warfare against
Is to say progressists and democratsthey
would be disposed to ne tolerant and even benevo.
lent. General SerranO caught at the straw and
asked the orator to say what he meant for he would
lend it support. Castelar's answer is best gwen
his own words.
CAsTELAR's ANSWER TO GENERAL sERRANo.
duty of courtesy and patriotism obiges the
question put TO ny the President of the Council of Minis
ters what SAID respecting the Ministry repeat and
companions in my words cannot IDEAL
which Is the republic believe my party constitutional
party within the present Institutions When preach the
publicwhcn carry it to the electoral colleges bring
the Assembly, represent legal constitutional aspiration.
This the difference between the regimen have
gentlemen, this ideal will renounce. We viii
support Internationally any government VIII ch is
Fig,cros P Margal &C. We compromises
with any majority. ministry OF Cancellation we would
by It's fruits, and its fruits esung We will be
the mpacable enemies OF such Ministry But II there
should radical Minstry-as that approaches
the efwe would receive IT In expectant and benevo
lent