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

nations, without appearing like species OF dead re-
stored political struggles cannot be
compehended by nor explained by OF
Inconsistencies which and destroy the most propous
DAYS for democracy
Castelar, fearing his remarks on the daiance OF the
government with the clergy might be mlsconstrued
into any particular fondness Tor them, launched out
| against them as iollows:-
CASTELAR, ON THE CHURCH.
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The They 'I are very many ana very old sIpa
our of sS si OF Se 'hs
which left the eountrys field waste the burning Of free
ee
delivery our universities to perpetual commentary on
smother Dy the
which thought reduced sabal and paythng of the
lies the is.iors q the dayEngsnd. Holland and
which all osr snsen, ras
the New World, created liberty and labor; that
the FISH, Of
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IN the world bur the corpse from which all nations might
their Churcn and their win to
to an absolute monarchy (Cheers.)
On the interior and exterior policy OF the govern
ment the orator was very severe He said that their
external policy ought TO have been such as to
The government or Pedro Ill. had bad Internal
but good external policy; That OF Charles I'LL. OF
DouTDoH ROOu Internal Out u Ddu eXIeTQdl pOlCy.
But the present government mad had botn bad, In
ternal ana external
CASTELAR, ON THE rRANcoPRUssIAN WAR.
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sn gave them the moye and not the motive the retsx
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a een,ralsts, unitarian military empire, which win
empire for The art: and sciences q
s 10
Chnarsces nnauiet und,scpnsd avaricious greedy for
Western civilization fearful for dive centuries hs
into ruins under the blows OF those like ae dsmem
SoS.ISrEnvkSTIoN OF EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN
POWERS in FAv0E OF rRANoE
h o the so %S Of l s.nc. y
France the guarantee OF European peace ought
nave ss
peoples did italy se nation which France
Tr,nss tmes did aSsalns. United states,
neton eternaly enlaced in the conscience and the
ps 80 % II s this snd
especially the sehshness and indifference Of our own
people very The heroes independence,
who would have reoiced in their ombs at this
geance of their worthy sons"
What Castelar, would have had England Italy ana
the United States TO do 10 the matter Of the Franco:
Prussan war he did not say. Certainly If they had
gone to war ne would have been the first to set up
howl
THE ROMAN QUESTION.
France only have also viewed with disregard the
nj po "D On h S aa Of
the grand between chaTenasns a1d the Church
hnndred years never my accidental crcnm.
s.nce, believe that .heoeI day sens impossibe
BILE through the growth Of liberty the fall OF an authority i'm
TO the the dogma right divine the midst Of
IN the % Of ana n mere OF
been realized Of the greatest Of human 10 the
BY the Gospels religion taking character idessc,
ses
which rne modern and there ha: osen punished
which he has arroga,ed TO himself the whole Of the
and to ignore the omnpoenee Of Cod ike Beishazaar ike
e 81 ad nsye
ike 0a n s OF the oea
nature
Church Sy sSanaras SsTsah tsss
ne1 'n
GSs TIE kSgs
The chief Of the Pore fOrsi:p kns the head
You the danger. Of This anomalous, situation DO not
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not The c the win
moparchies. Kings cannot reign II they
Of lie
ike H.
nope. has elevated himself auocracy Blind who
IL an o the spiritual and re
And this danger Increases when we consider the royal
family who bsve their hands the tiara of the Pope The
smbi,On Their and their tnsonsansy have menaeed
Nigh, spp The the wfs
ss.so% q eusa.m being S.ssr nor ..
Guephs nor Gnibenes having for all their coun.ry
h ns saGns star ID al iher
:s: ~ s sss ~
By the continuous European vars Five great
Tranel. and Charles w. between Philip H. and the
paiion. IN the sixteenth century the wars between The
eenih cencs The wars between the French revolution and
The Holy Asncs between the na,lona,Ies and hs
.rqrhes and their creations al the present century
change their Soaoy Of an despsrste
Snn R on s as da4 s D Of
anqus and warite for few pieces Of hunting
ssosfapsy he topa
xlsas Ssals =, tssir valley q hes,., which T
they received IT from the Emperor Henry vI-there
not penetrate the human intel
lgencei From their mountain chains they asked them.
selves all France all Switzerland all Italy They not.
They changed their flag hundred mes IN war,
all opposing all In the between the PonG-
and the empire the Dukes of
Of Frederick H. and of Innocent Iv-no~ Papa anti
Se w Of s.
threw themselves at their feet became their
ments and their enemesunces of the cousins of
other, they deceived both with equal pebay In the
between Phillip H. and Henry ~ the Dukes OF
uniform aide of the colors France
side OF the coors of Spain, they turned returned
their uniform according the of fortune
In the OF the vateipa, sustained by Rcheeu the
side and Austria and the other, princes
OF the house OF Savoy found equally dipo-
macy and In war. and each one OF these saved
OF the beligerens-Victor Amadcs served France;
Manrico Austria. and Tomas, Spain, thus deceving
all and procuring solely their advantage and their
own aggrandzement. In the of Louis XIV the /
Dukes OF Savoy the Venice
league of Spain England Holland against tina
b this did not the Dukes of Savoy, little tine,