The New York herald., 1871-12-11
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY DECEMBER H. l871-rRIPLE SHEET

iriDunalsf OF what use are the fscalsY the In
transitional eoexls,sa listed with the RevoIut,on Of Sep
mtiees, and It mas founded them; 1t summoned pub
lie meetings. aud IL mas held them II has convened
congresses, ana they have assembled; II has
needed newspapers, and II has established
Them. and tney publish TO this hour. Once in tnis
city, carried away bv It's cosmopolitan ideas when
citizens were celebrating the CIVIC ana patriotic
ne Ia OF the DIS Dc Mays, II realized In certain
peoples. Some wished TO prescribe II then by vi0-
lent means. but IN It's favor and that OF the laws
Senate eloIueal voices. The next sunday It put
iorln haudoll declaring II hal not su Helen!
1t. In re- w. thai 1t had all the ample liberty
tanned IN our laws. Sine then 1t mas issued ils
debated Win ELOQUENT ru rspresenaves Of the ma
uon. ! ask You, are there nO tribunals In Spalnr
to be 'nss wod nav nave
about To coin and circulate false money!
But thus association has lived, spoken and
proof that its existence was not contrary TO the
Judgment OF the tribunals. What We are now de.
batting Is te@ N
FREEDOM OF THOUGHT AND o. ASSOCIATION.
Well, these we Will defend at all COST Notwith-
sanding tne absurdity that this society II illicit,
out the TRIBUNALS intervening, the Minister OF the
Gobernacion, 10 whom everything serves as
present law to dissolve 1t. In what case
can he present such q lawf Solely IN the Case
that tns International compromises the security
oil the State, out IN no other. - N.4
DOES TIE INTERNATIONAL MENACE TIE SECURITY
Where are It's rebelons its ilsurrectionss Where
is Its eellicose aud revolutionary attitude Hera
we nave IN thus chamber two extreme parues-the
provocaon or moi, have raised the banner OF lnsur-
recton and revolution. The Carllsts nave risen In
cans nave iougnt In Cadiz In Malaga, In Barcelona
aud IN Aaragoz, and have sustained o neroIc siege
| III Valencia. These two parties menaced the seci-
rlty o the state much more than the Internal Onal
does. Why did not the Ministry propose laS 10
dissolve them when rney rebeled against the gov
| ernmea.S because they were strong. Why do iney
| now propose " against newborn socIetys BE.
Let us MOI consent TO this. An gentlemen this
4 society, 10 lay weak and feeble, Will become In
realty mcnacing and terrible Il 1t measures its
forces, whAlevcr they may be. with the forces Of
| teIar's nnger pointed to the banco azuLl
| Gentlemen. III connection with these
| PRINCIPLES OF INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS
let me ieier 70 the conduct OF one OF tho parties OF
0pP0sitloi-tne Bourbonlc II there could possibly
| be anything dangerous to the revolution oi Septem-
Der wodd be tue putting iortn OF the advocacy OF
haolts and customs oi the Spanish people, whicn
counted on anccnt supper, IN tae pubnc adnns-
Iary anu the clergy. Notwithstanding this the Al
fonso party nave avaied themselves OF the very In
to ralse tneir banner. fney have SAID queen lisa.
oeiia or her son was the legitimate soverelgn.
their cause they nave caslnoes, pubic
meetings; they go and como without moles-.
census or Sem ana su
all this-thanks 10 the liberty we have given them
Wucu tHSf euJOV all tnese pr1VueQc5 which
never enjoyed under their rule they come here, the
inKrates, rs Senior Joye Hevta has done, to con-
legitimacy OF existence.
Geatlemen. am stil more surprised at the attl.
tude OF the tradtiOnalist party in this question
Either understand them ILL., or am right In saying
above @ all. al kings, and the authority nor f'es Of
the first Of ali divine and human a1lo au. u.nor,tess as
lNods OIL assent IN the Carllst Dencnes.) am glad
! am rot mistaken. The Church had at one time the
moral aud political dominion, If not over the world
at any rate over civilized Europe. How did she
preserve lhs domination, By means OF the religious
orders. What were the religious orders wnicn
especially saved the church, From the Crusades to
feentn century 10 our times the Jesults. Necessary
was u to found The authority OF those kings vnom
an wa, sce called s NED ype TO 40
form the civil power 1t was necessary to uesroy the
theocralo power How did they do it, They began
D. combating the nonastlc orders. In lhe Middle
Ages the Jesuits did not exist Bat
The TEMPLARs
existed, and they calumuilted az the Interna.
uohal now Is. 1hey were persecuted-they were
dragged 10 Juris iiction-they were despoiiei OF
then, as those times were more baruarous than
ours, tney were carried to the scafIola. And wnen
persecuted by the lmpacable Ire the urIscOnsuts
who Initiated the emancipation OF the Intellect ac-
Gused BY the urs OF the Kings, who felt the aDso
Iemplars-the wandering Knights OF Religion were
Gnraed wa " s M nses a the shouts o. ae multi
lltlcal power OF Rome, which was crushed and
crumned cru anil those ashes The final result Of
Romano ior the Rf5ht CanOnico, the predominance
OF the Kings over the Popes the captive lonllncate
In Avlgn0n the schisms which rent the Church, the
CoancilS wnicn prepared the aporuve triumph OF
religious deinocracy-tne result OF this social move.
menL a. logical as the theories ana cOrrolares OF
mathematical problem, and the rigorous series OF
IDEAS IN scicnce-was lhe advent OF the Reformation.
tGoriiy, In the heart OF Its mysticism In the com.
bative character OF the Spanish race, VINO had
the Lutneraus 3Jo-3ne order which robbed the
nation OF IT'S own conscience and Its own will
soul and the responsibility or man to oppose to IL
like machine, ike an army Of singular discipline,
and Sciences and Of the pocs unt s there was was
produced one Of those reactions. tremendous aud
UNIVERSAL which II tneY have not stined have stayed
the hupitp spirit in Its progressive growth. But
thlS order,
TUE JEsUIrs
had one powerful enemy-vlz., the philosophers,
representatives OF modern Knowledge. And rs sue
ceedea with the stocs OF ancient Rome, these sue
ceeded with the philosophers Of modern Europe
p0nticai SECT, and by the end OF the last century
they mad won over the monarcns, and when
them their haired OF the Jesults. And the phloso-
piers commanded with Cnoisseul In France, with
wun Jose Second in Austria, with Leo
poid In tuscany, and philosophy at last-oh.
Popes In oae morning, eternaIly celebrated. the
Alcaldes OF the douse and Court OF your King and
LoIu tdiOS III. presented themselves al the doors
oi the converts, tnnatlng the Jesuits that they
must take mp their brevafies anu follow them and
inc Jesuits were conducted to the seaside en-
barked, prescribed, cursed, calumniated, and as
/ no people, no government, not even the Pope him.
self wished 10 receive Them In their dOminons they
were long iinleas If the very earth rejected them
! from It's bosom-at the mercy or the winds and the
waves-they VINO had dominated the whole earth
with their powerful organization Ana
THE REACTION
against the nonastIc orders has now been carried
SO lar that even the mystical souls-those souls
which, Ike fire, rise from earth to heaven-those
sous which, the clouds OF are disslpated
In the regions OF the Infinite, separate themselves
from the world, and even from nature-dO not
hnd-ah In the midst Of all the factories
consecrated TO industry OF all the ma
chinery consecrated TO labor; OF all the
Eoisa's where interest is cOntracted OF ali
the Parlaluents where politics are discussed-ln the
midst OF so much posltivism-they do not find one
OF those moDasteries Of those moral islets