New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11
TIE SPANISH MINISTERIAL CRISIS.
OPINION or THE MADRID PRESS

La Ig,aliiad of July q says: "1'he coali-.
ton ministry is dead. III vain have the clements OF
which was composed eEdCaYored TO unite them ewes
again. There be unions IN policy, no union IN al
niinistraton when men, who are charged WIN soIGh
ing people, fail to be inspired by the same thoughts
The disorder that existed among the men WAC governor
us could not be patent. Notwithstanding ls lLe
and frogres;sts) united only by interest AMI egot-
ISM continued to remain IN the Government. ObhNlpns
of tie popular WILL they instituted proceedings against
the press and had writer's incaIceracd In snort IRON
this monSrcl union there sprung al sorts OF IeTai lIo
political predictions Of each member OF the Late li-
stly "Serraro the President OF the Council }. say -
sicrt; Ayall Minister OF the Colonies Is an ui,Ia Mont
pensiersi; Nalcampo Minister OF the Marine, was an
arciMonpensicrst; Camden, Minister OF Internal In
provcmcuts, is a Montponserst; while Gen. ATOsc&u
lie Minister of the Treasury Il OF suspicious Jtue-
denotes nat is not known 10 be, but supposed 20 De-
La Eacion treats the incoming Ministry gently, but
deals Larshy with the outgoing Cabinet. Iht Journal
says at requires bat little effort to prove the impotence
opportunity" Again it adds "Ihe coalition Is dead III
died because 1t was repugnant to all many Gdlacs %
generous sentiments 10 morality itself" ~ Idtftc de
AicOcO consistent Coalition journal, qnaircs WIN 1T
Impartial because the latter Journal abandoned az so
early an hour the Of the Coalition. La ITe1Sd
n a,oJ ~ Tho rais of IN" RadjclIs 10 influence"
# says, used promote the preensons O tue
lTOCessists who were asked Tor puDc employ lHeh,
This journal is the leading organ Of the PrOsrcsssts La
Err9ici0n discovers nttgues which have been under
taken Tor the purpose o incnlns TIE MIND OF Ama"en'
cc'yed from Tie provinces, ol bulletins mat have
been published, and concludes by saying that "Cnba WI
DO lost ii the Radicals should govern the c0ULtly.'
la EsyGa radical sees in The accession OF the Union
lists 10 power oceans OF blood in Cuba and corruption IN
all departments of the Government. 1t refers indig-
nauty and eloGuenty TO the history OF the Union party
saws that ruined Spain in Mexico SantO Domingo, and
Africa and that IN the last u years H hes caused more
blood to ow than was shed during the "a years that the
MOdoTates We're in power. THIS journal cOne"GGs ~
matchmaking the Liberals who disposed TO ala the
new Ministry then forming. II Ec3 de P09rt5e1 alter
chanting paeans of praise 10 the ltuz Lora Ministry
SAYS that Ministry headed 10y scTanO cannot be SIS
tanned, it cannot exist without great show OF active
brute force" II impartial declares that King Amadeus
has solved the difficulty III prudent, sensible manner
and that public opinion viii he favorable 10 the new hin
istry. La Constitution attacks its toImer connexions u
O violent manner. THIS l. leading Radical organ Il
expresses itself entirely disguised with the conduct
ScIrnOs rcacdUnaTy NiH5tIy, and SAYS: "Ihe SeIlA'
Ministry was another Ministry OF 1856 in miniature, les
noisv less snowy more refined, but not less unpTcpitiou
for the public good" la I6C.ia III DtQriO E6Pit)t
la TCfBcHdeHcid EsDnH0a. aud In Ultima AOra seen
| 10 be the friends OF each incoming Ministry.