The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-23
SPAIN.
Spain's Troubles-The Revolution Of 1860
The Reaction OF lS12-views Of the Press
OF All stripes of Politics.

Spain's TrOubles-The Revolution Of 1860
The Reaction oil lS12-views OF the Press
Of All stripes Of Politics.
MADRID, Feb. 8, 1872
Very dillcult would 1t be to describe the fierce
party war now waged In the Madrid press over the
dissolution OF the COrtes and Its attendant clrcum-
stances. l shall give you few Illustrations from
the opposition journals which appeared the day
after the dissolution. need not Oil your columns
with extracts from the Ministerial organs, as you
can easily imagine the kind OF articles they would
write. According to them there Is but one God.
King Amadeus. and Sagasta Is his prophet
One OF the dercest opponents OF Sagasta and
Serrano Is paper recently started In the radi-
cal interest by Senior Martinez, late private secrc
tary to General Prim 1t IS called La Tertlia, and
as Its Office Is In the basement floor OF the new
house where the Duchess Of Prim has gone to re.
side some suppose the money 10 run 1t is hers. An
extract from La Tertu,ia reads as follows:-
YESTERDAYS PICTURE.
'God save liberty God save the country God
save the dynasty p was said Yesterday previous TO
the reading OF the decree OF dissolution by the illus
trous chief OF our parry, well knowing the terrible
coup d6tdt tile enemies OF liberty ana OIL our lnstl-
buttons have prepared to retain power to themselves
against national representation and against the
definitely sIgnlfed Will OF the people. "G0d save
the country ana liberty % we repeat, terrified at
lament In the streets and In the barracks-scenes
we believed had disappeared from Spain when the
ay mas r e avail hs atnGs say
our party, whose committees are about to meet to
decide their rule OF conduct
FROM Ell UNIVERSAL.
The revolution Is dead! Viva the revolutionl
The more mediate on the grave event OF yester-
day the less are we able to say which sentiment Is
uppermost In our minds, eXasperaton at the rude
blow given to liberty or the fear for the bodness OF
10 rum. We are loyal, more loyal
tnan our enemies We shall be so as long as the
dynasty is loyal TO the country and to the constitu.
10 tn UT Ia n
pact 1t swore TO January q 1871. But we, VINO by
nature habit and conviction abnor aduation or IN
rghtully belongs to u.s. We will look to the people
as above every thing and over everything we snail
us Inc triumph While It exists but when it is vio.
lated snail resolve what Is best for the country
and Its liberty.
REVOLUTION NEAR AT HAND.
The TEMPO Is neither Tor Zorrllla for Sagasta,
nor, indeed. Tor the dynasty 1t Is paid organ OF
the Alfonso party aud 1t recently congratulated the
ex-Queen's son on the imminent probability OF his
being seated ON the throne of Spain. IL attacks the
government on the present state OF things as
f0llows:-
The Sagasta government perceive the public I'M
easiness. They know by the agitation now reiQning
that a revolution against them Is at hand. Never
mas there been q disturbance. never has there been
q perturbation ending In an appeal TO force. that
has not been preceded by precursory symptoms and
by fears such as run through all minds at tDls
moment. 40,
The popular opinion menaces ana the government
prepares TO resist It. The indignant popuace ex-
press their disapprObaton In every way aud the
government answer by drawing swords and loading
cannons. II appears to us as II the RATA cry OF
40 arms ~ already resounds In the air.
THE REVOLUTION OF lS6s--rHE REACTION OF 1872.
The impartial remarks on the dissolution, with
power IN sagasta's hands. "The revolution OF 1868
| is ended Thc reaction OF 1872 mas commencedp'
NORTHEASTERN THE COMING NAN.
The Discussion (reDubllcan) says:-"The revolution
oil 1858 has died by the hands OF those wac from It's
earliest moments conspired to pastardlze ana cor
rupt Ito convert ~ into instrument for the en-
| tnronement OF NJ. Antoine dc Orleans ID. Mont.
pensier but the revolution like new phoenix, Will
| arrayed against it. Gonzales Bravo al advanced
| progresist and even democrat up TO 1s43, in the
latter part or his career committed treason against
his party and took upon himself the initiation OF q
| policy frankly and resolutey reactionary. senior
Sagasta Is the Gonzales Bravo OF 1872, but re-
| dictionary than his master. spanish policy has en-
tered into Iul reaction whose end Will be the CON-
pete annuiing OF the liberties conquered by the
people In September, 1865 Let us work without
rest 10 deeat the reaction.n
THE ATTACK ON THE KING.
In another article the Impartial, under the title
OF la ORA Malo" (the bad work., indirectly at
tacks the King, without citing him by name. II
pretends to be writing OF Louis Philippe. II de-
scribes his fall, and attributes 1t TO his deyerin.
himself to the conservatives 1t then sketches tn,
career and rise Of Leopold ]. OF Belgium attriput
ing the consolidation OF his dynasty to his havn,
placed his confidence IN the radical party. 1t the,
conc udes thus
We, Loyalty dynastic, only fulfil our duty by mani
Testing to The public the results OF radical polio
and those OF conservative policy. TO the latte
we may justly apply the words OF General EspaI
tero, ia oDrd ndd cGe por so propio pesou IN
bad work falls by Its own weight.
| APPROACHING RUM
Quoting the above the CarIist paper, Regeaert
ct0n, remarks:-
Poor savoy dynasty, whose Intimate friends pr
dict It's pr0xiInate ram
IRRESPONSIBLE POWER.
Another neo- Catholic ana Carlist organ, u
FsasantieftO Espatot, remarks
That winch mas come worse or In the last sessit
of me lortes pas been the lrresn0nSule power.