The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-25
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Press Discussion Of the Principle and
Consequences Of the Govern
mental Change in Spain.
Colonial Interests from Different points Oh
view-Insular Interests and Mother Coun-
try Prohts-Battlefsld Dispatches
and Progress Of the War.
HAVANA. March Is. lS1s

The Europa and VOz dc Cuba have been keeping
| up dispute engendered by the recent changes in
| spain and their effect upon the affairs OF Oubs
winch Is concluded by an article In the Voc In the
following fashion,
The n.rGps endssvors that the ins
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Ss spanish %0Fs they give up the russ
To this the VOC replies, after ascribing the fol-
lowing strong ideas and language to the Essropa.-
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n% hs hone 1s the evils %hch sc hs
declare them not only chronic ncurabe rspsllent
would have to curse that Of Which form psr
the sole % and q vie ~ S
propensity for crime are wanting in any inclination
Thus far the ideas ascribed by the Voz to the
Europa, presupposing there is no medium course
and no opportunity to extend the olive branch %
peace over the fields Of Cuba, only because 1t pre-
judges that positive fact, an absolute reality,
which the Voz admits as q probable case, and -
subject to the changes which are impressed upon
every political struggle by time and experience.
The Voz differs from its colleague by It's ability to
wait and prefers to appear an optimist rather
tdeclares that 1t yet has faith in the sentiments 0f
justice inherent In every man, even the NEST
and the immutable principles OF nature which pre-
vent the father from hating his or the son his
father.
The foregoing sentiments are well worthy to be
noted and credited to journal which has been for
four years the most implacable enemy OF the in
surgents, stubborn and constant In filing its col
umns with the crusade OF determination from tho
time 1t was founded by GOnzalo Castaiion until
lately. The voz declares that every Spaniard is .
nobleman and Is Christian; and nobility obliges
f9ar 70 DC aad paToon mn IN t1e name COG
the revolution in Cuba as composed OF three
groups-the first adventurers, soldiers Of fortune.
those who wait for the triumph Of their party and
spois and honor and the third as hangers on, pro-
fessional revout0ntsts, secret agitators and per-
IN e TO e e
been led away, cajoled, deceived robbed Of for
tune, family and future by men OF the city-thatis.
men belonging to the second and third groups Of
its Classification, towards as they were, are and
ever WILL be.
THE ONE THING WANTING.
The VOz might have named numerous other
groups that maintain the implacable hatred ex.
listing between the native and Spanish clemens; IL
might advocate trial OF more lenient policy ana
more impartial and practical proofs OF justice ana
humanity. Cubans are uniform in their conviC-
tions. They do not yet deem discretion the best
part OF valer They are too strongly attached to
the hope that they will ultimately accomplish their
object and snap the chains which have weighed 30
heavily upon them. The talk Of the Spanish press
has proved OF no more avail than the c0ercivo
policy OF Rodas and Valmaseda.
The voz concludes py stating that republican
measures may prove fnefncacious 20 terminate the
Cuban conflict, but as Spain Is q Republic, It can
advocate no other. Besides, 1t believes them more
appropriate on account OF their breadth, their
liberaty to blot out all differences, remove OBJ
stacles and follow wide and free conduct.
DETAILS FROM THE BATTLE FIELDS
The kilograms forwarded will already have fns
formed you Of the late engagements between the
contending parties. Nothing further has since been
reported. The Havana Journals to-day publish
their customary semmonthly reviews for the
Spanish mail steamer to sail to-day. Despite the
clearly proven reverses suffered by the Spanlards
" some Of the encounters, the Dt0rio winds up Its
review as fOll0ws:--'
With the activity displayed within the last fifteen days,
the early conclusion of the military line of the Baga the
Importance Of which to exterminate the enemy In tha1
zone which offers them the most resources is too we'll
reinforcemens to strengthen our weakened battalons
the dwndled nsurrection will receive shortly the
blows to bring about the anxously desired pa
cihcat0n of this province.
BANK BILLS CANCELLATION.
The junta OF the Treasury Department In it's last
session resolved to proceed to the cancea ton Of
the bank notes issued by the Spanish Bank on az
count OF the Treasury and will take up and pub.
licly burn half million monthly. The first "GsEt0
40 bank bils' will take place on the first Sunday
in April