New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-14
THE NEW SPANISH MINISTRY.

DECLARATION OF POLICY BY SENIOR ZOREnLA.
On the 2Jth of July, Scnor Gorilla, the new
Prime Minister Of Spain, delivered speech in the lcs
atye body OF that country explaining the policy OF his
Government. The following extracts are translated
from this speech:
"The Ministry, Which, by the command Of His Majesty,
have had Tie honor form, and which to-day present
TO the Legislative Assembly is composed Of ndivduas
come to enrol in laws aud DEGREES the policy which since
tire Revolution OF mbcr, such cOmpTchend IT,,
forward. if parties become properly izcd as hupe
they VIII, must De called the policy OF Radical Ministry
Of the disappearance from power or we rye
Cabiuct win only say That 1t contained within !aii
oay thinning believed they ought to con
tIiosm believed that coalition ought TO be broStn and
n new Ministry formed, in which all the lnd 'ldaai5
should he Inspired 10y aud the same IDEAS and should
not only present clear and concrete pr0Samn" OF Gov
eminent, hut also he ahe to respond to T." necessities
and desires of the country When had tbs nor to be
called by His Majesty aud TO receive rom nm inc
charge OF forming Ministry, consulted various o. my
friends especially Senior Mdrtos ana scnor Hvoro-.1
first because be had been my companion IN ONE 10. thG
last six months, and because our criterion OF M = M
persons ia the present situation OF the country thc ne
and Senior Rvero the illustrous cqct OF me DINO
cratic party. But before cOud speak OF the CrSanZ
ton OF the Cabinet both OF them hastened to say to me
that neither Of them any of their friends would en-
ter into the Ministry ~ present cannot oh 10 90 Ju
tee to their patriotism, disnterestednea ana ancga-
ton. spoke afterwar1 withmy esteemed u tnd senor
Saga5ta II IS net for me to y ANY tns 10 Inc
respectil@his situation at thiS moment ne %u! Sp AK
for himself All who know MS both and al who estgem
the affections which bind men DOtn IN upc anu ptiNate
life will comprehend the difficulty ~ my seeing senior
sagasta out OF his JacD az1i Friends anG companion
however. we Shall continue to ne 'or We WIZ DO d ~
liberty, though may appreciate The situation oil the
country IN distinct modes"
"Our policy shall be to preserve our friendly relations
with all the other natiOlsddOpOng everything III our
power to stretch more, IL IL be possible those we
have with Portugal thing which Is lneNe!bOdl shcdrl
The Government is DESTROYS 10 aid those isrios men
af paiu and of Portugal ,hc eJru that the
tries respecting each Others independents, may i've
without mutual mstFls and not as heretofore tt0ngh
since the revolution elI ielalons nave D. en-
forests their history, their traditions, ana hclr position
in Europe impr them while preserving thgr autonomy,
OF Portugal say Of tue american Republics, though
with different motive, We have, up To now through
ZION, with ose countries. We ought to aspire 10 do So
foY 0ssiay thereby should acquire force we do not
now possess, aud procure consideration IN Europe ST.
perioI to That we nov enjoy hesIer,hs th' ] &
War ami Marine have nothing 10 say During tAe
three ditioJlt years have passed through tne 'ny
ana navy have given great proofs Oh te iNe ol merry
and whenever it has been necessary nave dienie4 Witl
decision aud enthusiasm what liberty and the revolution
the sentiments OF hbcrty and OF the country Neither
need distract the Congress with anything about the
Ministry Of FOmento had the honor twice to he IN
charge OF it, see only two roads To follow respecting
cthcr To suppress or to see III 1t the c OF the ia-
ture. The government van propose Oppor'ue eior's,
particularly those OF the law of irrigation, OF cO0HtfS
dgrc0tdS, and Of public instruction Dy e latter 10 mar
monte the precious conquest or tine reFOutp-Ilceuon
OF education with the Official establishments. pass,
gentlemen, 10 the Ministry of Ultramdr Neither TINS
| Government nor any other VINO may SIT on tins
| beach ought to have other than one policy
| in the questions of Ultramar; what IL said out
! there by tie sarmy by tnc volunteers, and hy
ali good Spaniars is what the Government ought 10 say
| mere, ana with them every Spanidri-'Itra Es,ahd "
ICrjcs OF Ben GieH1 While the in-urfection Cu'a
no. families our friends and all span,ard3
and everything We have we will send tOierud the nor
and the integrity OF the country" lGrcat chcersI
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