The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-02

was Tue triumph OF the revolution ana tue hgnt VI
the Queen. Every year now, on the ia %!
June, there are great doings round this low mud
wall and IN the country where the men he
who are now exalted into heroes OF liberty. Pnm
held the Ministry OF War for over two years. and
personnel OF the army after his own heart Ser
geants, corporals neuteDants and colonies were his
Creatures OF his own. thus, any cali on the army
to interfere now would be dangerous II the inter.
ference was intended 10 oe In favor OF the existing
conservative government split Ia tho army
means civil war, and civil war once begun, VINO
can tell where II would eada
THE SITUATION REVIEW.
nave thus reviewed the present state OF Spanish
politics that my readers may be prepared to hear OF
this character Will arise as l am OF my own ex-
istence. ct me now confirm the statements have
you in rece ioter t1e terrible r a,ak me gov
ernment paper i0e'd on the opposition, In which
II called them spurious sons Of SPAN and urged
opposition language IN return. Let me now add
this,
OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS.
The P0lUfcd conservative says:-" Fhc coalition
has caused profound Gisquiotu 10 all political re-
glons. Everybody sees 1t carries behind it atua-
ton OF anarchy or a question OF force. Have me
present Ministry. composed OF SO many different
anarchy Can he plant a system Of force who came
to spain declaring he would never impose himself
The TEMPO (Al;onsist) SUBSEQUENTLY charged
with electricity Is hs political atmosphere OF Spain.
ii there be between the existing evil ana the desired
II Is traverscd the better.n
The P,teoo ttepublican) says:--"We all know that
the acceptance OIL the crown by Don Amadeo was
dlplonaiic negotiation intended TO favor other plans
IN italy Don Ainadeo himself said IN 1859, when
waa s e n hat s e hs N
question came on in spite OF the opposition vi Mig
wife, and both must now ne convinced tnat we VIII
not be nstrumenis OF ANYBODY ars that The country
disoWns ne decision or the i0i who voted him
King OF Spain. Monarches CANNOT pc imposed on
public opinion lie has made himself the
o., oheet o. popular ., odIum ana the enemy OF
tora arrived IN Spain. Sne now talks OF returning
10 her own country. she viii be able to inform
Spain we love ctr lipcrty ana Independence beyond
every thing tba, we Will neither re satellites or any
other naion nor submit 10 mpos!iions. even though
by more p9werlul arm than that Of the Naan
Making allowance for the political color Of the
moline, tho editor OF the Jooraal as Deoats, OF
result OF recent visit 10 Spain:-
."lhere IS now general IN Europe the conviction
may develop Itself any moment iii a new revelu
uonary CRISIS which may place IN danger the insl-
buttons created by that OF September 1893, and per-
haps not DC conauea TO them alonc.u
Wien writer's ike joan Lcmoine sound the alarm
you may DC sure there Is cause tor alarm.
Inc Madrid Discussion ,repubicanl thus treats Of
the stuaton:-"lIere in SPAN there 10 at TINS mo-
ment no party really dynastc. The Carlisls carry
a!oit the banner OF The Duke OF Madrid, whom they
can Carlos VII. The m0derados dream or the
resloraionof the Bourbons, n the person OF Prince
repupnc. ana are consequently enemies oil all Kings
and all dynastlcS, ana the so-called conservatives
are paftlsans OF the Duke OF Montpenser. The
radicals only were The Ieai susainers OF the dynasty
o. Savoy. They alone were devoted 10 it. Bur the
KING haa repused them, converted them IRON
into poorly disslnlnlated adyersaues. WIN such
Clements around it, what ia,e can tie dynasty
e1Speeq.i Al King Amadeus examined
III; siiuatlon with oil eXactituae, ana Knew as we
know, the 0epth OF the aspirations or the persons
who surround hlml Dut unfortunately 1t appears
he does noe. We say unfortunately, ier 1t always
pans honorable men TO sec the yclm delivered full
Of confidence TO the very men who nave 10 be his
executenefs. II the King would read The newspa-
pers, We, III spite OF our being republicans would
tell him that though he occupies , the ,nrone the
private gentleman, wandering aud fugitive, we
have much anxiety about the latter, and we are
deuce le consequence We don't mean BY Tins
that we have fear that Montpensier VIII attain his
SEPARATIONS. because to be able to do this all The
Spaniards must pc rs; but most assuredly his cause
Will yet bring days OF biocd ani desolaton on our
country. Tue unlonlsLs and the Sagastinos are, as
we have often SAID preparing coup Wettt they
all aim, not al giving prestige TO the dynasty or
Savoy, ont at directly proclaimny the scion Of the
The following IS the latest government canara:-
'lhe extraordinary events tne E0Oct has teen for
come days announcing as imminent, according to
rumors very current to-day appear to nave Deen
Initiated in Gad.l where the eX-moderadO, Gene.
rails Reina ana Gagset have a,tempied TO puC them.
serves az The mead OF an Aifonsnu movement, in
which the garrison were to nave taken part The
move nent, however, proved aoorlive and Generals
Rena and Gasset embarked on board an English
vessel, aud 'Be attempted rebellion may be con-
sidered as sudocatcd. Some connect these rumors
win the disappearance OIL the eX.i<ing Don Fran
cisco d'Asslse, whose intention IS supposed to We
Deen 10 place himself at the head OF tue forces II the
affair had succeeded ana thus defeat the hopes OF
the Duke OF Montpensier who asnired TO the Re-
gency.n
rising mas been made II Cadlz, ana tho two lisa.
nelno generals referred TO are SAID TO hc still in
Paris.
Before the Carlsts agreed TO 90 to tho urns they
submitted the question to Don Carlos hinsel. Don
Caros, you must know, mas for his proper Title that
OF carlos de BOURBON Duaue do Madrid. HIS
PSEUDO Majesty advised hts followers to go to the
urns. HIS agents nave accordingly issued the fol-
lowing fulsome ana ridiculous circular:-
The Duke of Madrid has carefully examined the attitudes
whicn best suit the oarpt party IN The coming eocto sug
many aud looking the all has resolves that tho
S ss T,%s %S
any sead,5 tho future Assembly numerous rep.
Ss sS Of The real gsppo o Duke
'ssS54ss : H%;
al s%oyss b. nsiras wit, 50 much gao for
knows IN shori, and approves aud appauis with his
heart that the maa !. Of a sr, and mna prefer
laurcs Of Herrera and san taus,o descending to the
socscd liberal governments manage proong thor l1su
Iorac yrsnny making ne csSora struggles more oeoas
parry farces Bg one canno, rac on eicc wiou. renov
Ing the rubbish and clearing tic gouni, gain
grea. battles simply by rog tho uskctry and applying
match to the cannon but by obyn The voice OF the general
who studies the ed espies tho enemy aud The
movements which make the shots effective ami secure The
victory. Thus Duke OF Madrid weighing everything,
knowing eycrytbs bids us t. the TO The u.ns there
fore, to struggle with decision, and, II II be possible TO
conquer 10 retire. 70 abstain h. system,
der and to die 10 retire from he csl struggle
all the fofces all who have and avcnge,
hasten 10 contend against the prime obstacle which
way would 10 ANONYMOUSLY TO lose sight OF what has been
gaincdio return 70 tue enemy the advantage he by hs
bnines5 has enabled ns % 9,ala DAY oy day II would
be vile .arror AMI u ready listening 70 the connscl3
OF pNele fear OF selfish indoenca, Our tiun hant
enemy actually aumcnts our strength by facilitating
propous occasions which prepare the for victory
OYER him Shall we ose this sera, unexpected nclpp Il
did not H. tho everisn impotence dspayol
by tho parians OF tho present government to know
resolution indicates that they expect Their defeat from THO
Cars parry. Our efforts OF yesterday crcac The
tanable situation OF To-Day Our efforts Of today wi, pre-
cptac events, an der ny prepare Tho MSuhd, oy rho
aid Of ,oa rog oil dei9 ITO umph 0oi alono forms and
eoasates daons IN the march oonturies with vis9 and
loving pfov lence God alone constl,uofs ana
give liberty and prosperity to people yh9 RESPECT hem wo
must do away forever with political 6ares who by their
tyranny,