The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-30

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MADRID, March 8, lj12.
WHAT IS THOUGHT OF THE CIRCULAR.
When the draft OF this circular was read TO the
assembled radical party In the Tertulia Progresista
Senor Moret aud others thought 1t not explicit
enough, as 1t contained no direct meltion OF the
King or the dynasty; hut Senior Montero Rios, its
author, and Seniors Zorrila and Mart0s declared the
dynasty was included In the phrase absolutely all
the Revolutionary work." ana this satisfied the OBJ
jectors but 1t has not satisfied the public. II has
afforded an excellent theme on which the govern
ment organs ring the changes They now soundlY
rate zorrla and his party, pot only for Joining the
antidynastic parties. but for being anttdynastic
too contendlng that the radicals are now dead
against the King The radicals stOutly deny the i'm
putation. and, IN their turn accuse the governmental
adherents OF conspiracy in favor OF Prince Al
fonso. Certainly the position OF King Amadeus Is
for him TO say VINO are his true friends and who are
not. The republican and Carllst papers are con-
fate OF Macmillan; but don't think the King Is q
man TO be easily frightened. He desires to do his
ana men whose only god is their Sarsy and VINO
for the gain or that party would sink King and
country INTO syerai nras pefGon wna may DC
foresee but that they are likely 10 lead TO boodshed
everybody believes, while many 90 further, and
tone or the press Is awful. Just look al what the
chief government organ says OF The coaiition:-
TONE OF THE PRESS.
against our feelings and sitting In the depth OF
our soul the indignation produced within us by the
| long time in order not to be the first TO provoke
rupture But to-day that the struggle nos been pro-
voked; to-day, that, without respect to anything,
not even the Spanish name. the extreme parties
have signed degrading compact; to-day, IN short,
OF the state, we break silence departing from the
considerations we mad hitherto respecIed-to-day
we present ourselves III our proper place, IN the
van OF the liberal army, IN the sight OF The most
danger, disposed not 10 pardon one single artInce
moment their slightest movement or insinuation
proves to us That the hour mas arrived
T,s rid the o her spurious sSns
things to come to this extreme Our readers
know that day py day, though 1t has appeared weak
and too long suffering we have had nothing for
enemies but words OF Cancellation and phrases OF
affection. But now this conduct mas no OBJECT.
Now nothing worthy can be expected OF tine oppo,
sltions, and nonns remains TO Us rs loyal men out
to unlurl Inc black nag against the hord. who
unite TO annlhate u.s. ana TO rush 10 TIE COMBAT
swearing not TO say our hand until We have broken
the shie,d OF the factions and the traitors who pro-
woke ua INTO pieces aud trotden their standard un-
der loot
''Yes the hour OF the struggle has arrived. We,
pie and their 5ltimate pr,veges raise the black
nag anu has. en- 20 me combat Let ali honest men,
oil real Spa1ards ali liberals OF good Iaitn, follow
us He VINO win not defend me cause OF liberty and
OF Justice, ne VINO VIII not defend tne national SOW
couutry. Is unworthy to possess the name OF span.
lard and has not oeen corn 10 be ree: he was corn
to drag the chain OF the slave, and 10 bend his NECK
TO the lash OF the tyrints!
seldom have We seen the country more menaced;
seldom have aulacity, cyniclsIn, want OF shame
aud presumption had their ranks recruited In
THIS nidaidic land. seldom have tue earOnery aud
levIy OF the encnies OF the people arrived at tho
tice Is Tor such people a barrier opposed to their
views, the law an obstacle which lmpedes their
spectacle OF the national institutions motive for
scoiing the cooquess OF the Revolution desplcable
booty which my pe converted Into the patrmOny
OF tie strongest The Coalition OF the opposltions,
IL short. has no respect ior ANYTHING. When this
Occurs-when they cry with loud voice that liberty
Is lie, the family farce, the unity OF the territory
an absurdity, religion an unworthy traffic. and the
when they say this, we repeat there ought not to
be one single cltizel who would remain with iodea
arms and permit the enemies 10 have their nelarious
plans carried OUT.
lt is necessary to struggle-yes, though We say lt
with sorrow-ll IS necessary TO struggle In the
ssary to struggle with yalor ana with the en-
ergy OF desperation SO as to free the country rom
TINS new calamity Weighing over IT, which threatens
convert it1nJo chaos, and to precpitate mod.
ern CIVILIZATION ito Darbarlsm and the right OF the
strongest.
s.Our black nag is hoisted Come with u.s. all who
feel Spanish pio In their veins; we will guide them
To victory and delend their rights, when are ours,
with the vaOr aud the holiness we have dis.
played before the tyrapts Let the opposition know
that In the attack we respect nothing. From to-day
We break our silence, ard we shall unmask the
traitors, be they whom they may, ana expose
them. we are sorrv things nave come TO this ex
tremc; we lament tne breaking out CT hOstilites;
but as we have not been able to avert them, we
shall present ourselves decided In the camp OF the
struggle. In II will Prove that the towards and
traitors who threaten US represent small minority
OF the SpanlsA people, and that the most dssoiyent
and relugnant elements Of society agitate among
them. Let a follow US to the combat, and alas for
the opposltlons. Not one OF their castles In the air
Will remain standing We say this because we have
decided upon IT, Now the Coalitions know it.''
THE MEANING OF THE FOREGOING.
Had this innammatory article appeared in anv
other paper than the Iberia 1t would not have been
worth notice.; but as the I6eria is owned and
directed by Senior Sagasta 1t Is looked upon as y
Castelar, contended that 1t was so IN his powerful
speech OF last sunday, and he declared the OppO-