New-York tribune., 1872-07-08
NEW-YORK MONDAY. JULY 8, 1872


our II not hy time and nv space least by the success
i've evoutons Of the human conscience IA the ideal of
the Asiatlc peoples. The Cardinals euuoauoh mas
had great influence mlnd 30 tender ana
susceptible that OF Queen Victoria III was through
this influence, unquestOnably, that sagastas oaoeV
put Crown speech the subject OF RECONCILIATION
with Rome. for this reason that sueh an lmpres
sion was produced by the words in which character
lied this reconciliation impossible On the following
day the monarchical journals such as tho inpdre'~
paraphrased the picture wmch nau or""n
In THE TRIBUNE Of the Intellectual prayers
of the unfortunate Empress Carota 10 obtain the anso
luton Of the Emperor Maximap. which copy literally
from my speech: "An unfortunate Empress traVerseo
the American seas and the nations OF EUROPE went 10
St. Peters threw herself her knees at the eet OF inc
Pope ped her hands, addressed MIN WIN al no
divine words which the passion OF woman ana the
affection of wife could inspire and the Pope would not
pardon her husband the compromises which
he had made with the revolution TO the INJURY
Of the church, and since that time this woman whose
sorrows await a Shakespeare Sophoces worthy to
sing the woes Of this new Antigone, this new Ophea'
this woman il now insane and the future perhaps VIII
call her. because of these tragic scenes the maniac OF
the Vatican. Tho Emperor, the successor OF Chare-
magne sustained the Pope. His garrison was we might
saw the basis Of the temporal throne of St. Peter and
although the Pope knew that the retirement OF these
hayouets would be equivalent to the fan OF his temporal
noer he would never consent, under the tuclage OF
Napoleon TO any REFORM TO the satisfaction OF any
complaint"
Tue Indifference Of the King to modern ideas, the wor
ship OF the Queen for ancient ideas the unhappy exper
ence Of the months the conviction Of the incom
patiblity between Democracy and the Monarchy, are
alternating the Radical party from the Palace, and I'M
pcuing it into the Of the Republic. It's
entire programme ia which directly leads
IL TO our party. The abolition Of conscrption tho
armament of the people. whether according 10
the swiss or the Prussan manner; universal ana
gratuitous education; the extincono of the ecclesiastical
budget; radical ecOnOmios the jury extended 10 all
classes Of cr,mnals practice of universal sur
fare scrupuOus respect for the independence OF tho
Municipalities and the provinces; complete democracy
which must necessar seek It's form and appropriate
organization in the Republic.
The picture does not lack shadows, ner deep ones
The dynasty will to conspre against all the
Liberal parties. The Republican party, convinced that
the dynasty conspres will not TO conspire against
the dynasty The giddiness which comes from powee
the great obstacles which found in power will per
haps impede the Ministers from carrying out the red
cal programme. Liberty means the NmnutiOn OF the
functions and prcrogatves Of Government Now
all Governments are incl1ed o preserve their preroga
tves, their functions and their authority This much
may be said in regard to te Ministers and the Bepubli-
can Opposition.
As TO the rcactonary opposition in my opinion II Is
not Formidable it the Government applies Itself ener-
getcay to this radical programme. II the democratic
Influence is encouraged in all s tendencies it Will put
stop 20 the factions which still crown the crests OF the
mountains OF Navarro, Iavage the fields OF
Rscaya and break up the railroads in Catalonia.
The preservers OF the revolution they pompousy call
themselves are threatening retreat WINCH In fact IA
necessary them, because having come to the Cortes
by virtue OF administrative corruption. they would
scarcely find to-day any districts which would
return them. The Duke OF Montpenser, after
having contributed somewhat IN the de-
thronement of his nephew. Don Alphonso'
pubshe a manifesto, Recognizing the rights o! this
lustrous cion his family, and the Conservatives
publish another manifesto declaring that they accept
the regency Of the Duke of Montpensier. All these
united forces win necessarily have great Influence IN
the army and tins influence s1oncr or later viii bring
about pratoran usurrectiOn like that which in France
ended the Republic on the "a OF December aud in Spain
| made way with the Progressta party in 1885,
In crisis grage the advanced party which is to-day
in uower has nee6of support Of the Liberal masses,
| and the Liberal masses belong to the files OF the
Republican party. Eat the Republican party Il
| ready TO give its blood for idea-it
would give IL generously with that courage and dsn
;arcsedncss which is characteristics Of the iluStous
Spanish race; but il Will not and cannot give 1t for any
| king have beieged from the first moment that as
well for the establishment OF liberty for the establish
| ment OF order, as well for the foundation OF
authority as of Democracy il is necessary before ali and
above ALL sacrifice the King. This people, 80 devas-
taed by the great of the world this people which has
not received from the old society the education 70
which IL hss right, still preserves In a high de
gree the worship ,ef ideal-wil die for an idea
whose worship formerly appeared reserved especially
for superior nindst will fight and die for the supreme
idea of liberty Thg. idea only can redeem our Spain
which deserves 10 all her SACRIFICES repaid ny th
| pos,rssion OF all her rights. EHILIO CAsTKLAR