Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-17

IT IS well to attempt. now an
again. 10 understand. or pretend 4
understand. European affairs. polit
icai. financial and others; althongl
the fact is unavo11ahle that one mus
he marvelloUsly gifts,i with the
powers of insight and analysis to ht
any otherwise than daze,l and bewil
-aerei lay their eximination-lrt the
the effort he Fever SO brief and cnr
snry. Take lock at Spain. Wa
there ever such "a paradox as Its In
finite patrliu Ork of politics presents:
There Is an abundance. veg. "A sur
plusage. of fierce and implacable
R.pullicani-m, and what is more ~
martahie still. n vast v"lUne of anti
papal enthusiasm. But of nloder-.
ton Their. IL absolutely none As
We have-ssi.l before. ana as every
boly who n"dertakes to say anything
about Simin mn>. accord. primarily.
there IL one common conviction
there Cuba must be preserved IL
Spanish. province. That agreed
npon. and every Spaniard Is at lib
erty to have a religion. canse. an
a!lerisnre and political vsgarv OF
his own. Even the magnificent Cas-
telar admits this 70 be true Still,
the Federal Republicans would seem
to be almost i'm presnabis II the ma
jnrltv- They have now supreme
control in the Cor,es and in the man
agement of the machinery of gov
eminent. They and the Radicals
and Internatinnals will naturally
form an alliance against the agglom-
Grafton of French legitimists. Jesaits.
Papal emiasaries and adher-nts of
the exilesl Queen who constitute the
Carlist forces. Bnt the truth il, it
j. hazardous business to trust any
bo,ly with the munitions of war in
Spain and when tho armies Of the
Republic shall have sublned the
Carlist., if ever they do that same.
God only knows what caprice INDY
come mon the successful men at
arms. There seems to bfs an almost
anspicious breeze blowing toward
the aspirations of the Orleans Princes
in France. Even now an aggressive |
movement il ON foot looking to the
of the Dire a Anmale the
successor Of the octOgenarian. Theirs.
Should this movement succee,l- and
there are reasons for believing that !
n. Theirs wonld not object tnse+ing
D son Of his old friend and patron.
Louis Philippe. at the head Of
French affairs will follow
some heavy blows upon tie head of
in Spain. GAml'ett:..
to-day. il probably more strenuous
|or y representation of the French Re-
,nblic than its President. himself.
It is also probable. however. that
bismarck has clear and fn,iy de-
iped object and policy in lending !
moral force lies at his command
o further the schemes of the Fre-ch
and there are many
hances in favor Of the snc:ess Of I
lie new combination entered into
'etween the Leyitimists and Orle.ln
SITS, NJ. Gannbetta to the Contrary '
While Spain Is a
oiling with tie fumes of civil strife :,
nd France seems on the verge If ~ s
ew revolution. the aged Pon,itf is a
between life aud death I
t,.ly is, temporarily, at least. In a c
lore healthfui political state than a :.
yer before Russia Is trenching u
lOse upon the forbidden outskirts c
John Bulls sensi,iveness by the y
igorous prosecution Of its campaign h
yainst the Khan Of KNa; t e King L
Dm Of Austria Is sweating bet ~ren h
,e palms of its panic stricken l.
a.lesmen and money changers and {
nnd-r the probable di>as- b
-. NJ tho Wanna Ev,nsitiOn anil