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tions Little places like Chnchon Almorchon Pc.
unchnn. Pinto. RaluecaA NaIdemoro.

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tony Little places like Chlnchon Nmorchon. Pc.
linchon, Pinto, BstuecaA Valtemoro.
CALLED TO oRpss FOR THE LAST TIME.
PRRsIDENr-t call YOU 10 order for the third time
win permit you 10 continue IN this manne,. You
have offended he majority OF the Cortes by these ci-
talioDs of the populations
GARRIDo-Mi. President. was beginning to emu
meratc the populations which have gwen their votes
TO the present situation when you interrupted me.
PREsIDENr-fou COMPOUNDED fourAliths OF the ma
ton with places like Alcorcou aud Batuecas. You
must either satisfactorily
KSrLAiN YOUR WORDS
or ] shall consult the Chamber as TO withdrawing
fron you your right togo on.
eARRIDo- believe, Mr.. President, the citizens OF
A'corcou are worth as much those Of Barcelona.
fany small pueblos gave ther votesto the repubii.
cans aud Carllsts; surely n cite them nobody could
PRRslpsSr-Y6u might have commenced with
Madrid, the capital OF Spain which has sent Depu-
ties opposed To your opinions. ask you TO declare
definitely that you do not mean TO offend the I'M.
mense majority OF the spanisrds and also 20 con-
nnue your speech In measured and dignlted terGs,
| as eecomiRg in ali who address the Congress.
| GARRiDo EXPLAINS
| GARRIDo-l protest against the remarks OF tie
President. Ny conscience rebels against an accU-
| sation so undeseTved. believe was not wanting
In respect to any body, either to majority or
PREsiDENr-H you declare you did not mean to
onend the majority OF the nation nor OF congress-
J viii not consult the Chamber.
GARgIpo-wel, this is what ! was saying, Mr..
PREHpENr-Enough. Go ON.
GARRIDO-The capital OF spain, OF which the Pre-
/ saent has reminded me, has given $4,000 votes to
antl-dynastical Deputies and le,o0O to republican
Deputies. IL this little, taking into account what
| Influences OF power there are IN Madrldits garri.
son, which votes, It's police and IT'S employesS
PRES I'D RNF-We are not treating or the elections
OF Madrid. beg you not to abuse the tolerance Of
| the Chair.
GafridO then PROCEEDED, out co often got on the
ABUSE THE KING AND THE GOVERNMENT
that he was every now and then interrupted BY the
Presidents bell aud had to sustain long alterations
with that important functonary. No fewer than
the speech. The House evidently, even the majority,
disapproved OF the President Interpreting his sn-
Selor Garrido wents little far, butshe bulk the
"pus upn were perfectly uncalled f0r. cannot 60
ments and charges. He frequently alluded to the
King as
He concluded by saying that he knew his vote in
particular would be rejected. He was as much con-
WINGED OF that as he was Of the weakness OF the gov
eminent. With 40 O00 $1,000 100000 even 200 900
| men they would still be weak. The more soldiers
they had they would be all The worse tor they would
! take all the more money out or the nation, which
was poor enough and needed all resources for other
purposes.
THE GOVERNMENT DELupED ITSELF
into the idea that with bayonets 1t could do every
thing, but 1t was great mistake History demon.
without them Let the foreign King they had broIgni
morrow he was turned out BY the vely Dayoneta
SPEECH OF SENIOR LEON CASTILLO.
Senior LEON Y CASTILLO spoke against the amend.
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his attack on the minority ana his prediction OF
| He said there was no use to make Illusions. The
attitude Of certain political parties could end In
sponslhity OF the government they We're caught INT
unprepared the LEGALITY OF September was COM
Yes by audacity; for there could be nothing more
audacious tnan the rancorous impotence OF those
9 you'd not 6nv a s what they could
had entered their spirits would lead them. The
fact was the government and the majority
immoral coalition registered IN the annals OF their
political degradations. Would that coalition or
HedH He did not desire Tor his country the horrors
Of civil war. out he feared 1t would come, because he
OF Indignation against the Horrors of the Commune
and because he knew what the rOyasts OF 1914 were
capable of-the traitors OF 1S23-those who planted
the dynastical question seven years In the noun
tains OF Navarro and In the vascongada provinces,
and the traitors Of San Carlos de la Raplta. 70 cir.
THE GOVERNMENT MUST BE PREPARED
Like ships at sea they must have everything ready
TO meet the storms when they arose.
SENIOR ESCUDER's REMARKS.
Senior EsCUDRR supported the amendment He
in SPAN the right TO liberty was rbe aq Ina,
OF militarsm Theocracy and mllltarism had ever
DISPUTED the power. The progresslsts had almost
destroyed theocracy, but they seemed TO live upon
militarsmin TACT, they could only exist under the
empire OF the sword 1t had been well said that the
pronuncamento He next sSetched the sort OF
despotlc lie led by the Minister OF War; who con.
politics. He contended that the eighty thousand
men were too few for foreign defence against
foreign attack, and too many for the maintenance
OF internal order. In addition to them there were
the OWL Guards aud the Carabineers. Who had
done most 70 disturb order In spain The military
thinking OF altering It anew by conspiring against
the existing dynasty.
THE AMENDMENT WARMLY DEFENDED.
Senior SoLER rep.l followed with warm defence
OF the amendment which he declared al republi.
Deputies would vote for 1t also. This brought up the
Car4ist leader Sehor yinader, a Deputy who kes
himself particularly ''Obstreporous" sometimes In
attacks on KING Amadeus and his government. lie
SPEECH OF SENIOR vrNApEa
"Sehor soler was right when be said that the
Cariist minority would vote tor this amendment
the government OF Don Amadeus the eighty thousand
men they ask. On our part we would not concede
them one; for he who believes he reigns by the win
OF the people, as the representative OF the national
sovereignty, does not need armies, neither does he
deserve them. When Spain has fought against for.
eigner she has done well with a small army around
which the people clustered to sustain their honor
and independence. History records that Spain rose
as one man against the foreign foe aud il She had
woman on the "a Of May 1903, suticed TO shake
have occurred In 1929 If France instead OF being
against Spain, had not como TO defend Spanish
idea. In 1885 the forces OF France, England and
fought against the national traditions were beaten
in hundred combats and would have had to sue.
cumb only for the victory OF Vergera. When
THE FOREIGNER
comes TO Spain 10 try and rob us OF traditions,
81 our records, OF ell we call holy In the country,
II Is not necessary TO have armies 10 defend them,
The people Will do 1t. II we be accused by our
speeches aud our votes OF sustaining opinions con-
tfary to political creed and indirectly condemninQ
the "quntas'' cOnscriptonh we reply tlat when the
quintas serve TO augment all army 10 defend not the
country, bnt tyranny, we Will not vote them As We
vii never vote what .~ryes 70 enthrone what wS
eS"N'N ~ -. b.
POWER CONTRARY TO LEGITIMACY,