, 1873-03-23


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In tho University, CASTELAR, soon gathered nbou
him group Of Jealous yo,1ng Republicans
and infected his pupils with his own warn
spirit and glowing ardor Impulsiye, gen.
erous, brilliant, e1ouuent with an attractive
person and charming manner. it is no won.
J der that be won the devoted affection OF his
| studantH. Before tia uprising of 1866, it would
| almost have created a revolution in the classic
I shndes of the university Ind CASTELAR, been de-
prived Of lis professoIsiip, His pre-eminent
ability in his official work confirmed the bond OF
sympathy between professor and pupils. 4
memory which might have made Iacaulay jeal-
| ous q oapacity OF application which Sir William
| Hamilton would rocognize rs genius, and keen
| AngIo-Saxon statesmen to the blush, enabled
| him to convert his mind into rich storehouso
| of the knowledge which he dai17 served
| up to the classes of history Probably no
| living Spaniard is 80 complete master Of
this field of learning. His studies appoar to
have been as broad as they we're deep: Spanish
history is with him elementary tho alphabet of
his historical lore. In many Of his speeches he
has betrayed an intimacy with the annals of M
tons az distant as Russia and the United States,
Bible, with tho peoples Of the Orient and tho
republics OF South America which leads one to
marvel how SO much can hnyo been stored away
in time 20 brief, In 1866. the attempted reyo-
lutlOn transferred linn from the trannuilitv
Of the professors chair to fbe lin Of insuT-
rcctiou and the dangerous fortunaa NJ The
Madrid streets. serrnno mt down tho riainr
with q sturdy hand CASTELAR, pas cant1lrad'
imprisoned: aided by renrhlican niles he IT.
fected his escaDe md nn1er corar ~ 1;oht and
q good d,seuise. made his Wv ,crosa the fron-
tier. For wbile ho soionrnsd at Ganay, and
thence repaired ia Frnncc- Tsahe,Ia'a N1in'etera
knew where and how dangerous he was vat no
demand came to the Tuileries forhis ertraditfon-
Tha Government seemed Indifferent to anomies.
beyond it's reach, aud went laundering on for two
years longer Then even Gorrano tRa Onaen'a.
wLilou1 fayorite. and Tonete tn stont- -Hearted..
old sailor, cot discusted, enternd INTO Prim'at
plans. and raised tho standard of rayn1ntion on|
Spanish quarter-decks and at the head of Span-t
ish racimerts. The dynaatv of Iaahe]l. hurstt
sucden1y and utterlv. 1iko a hnhhln Across tha
frontiers and from over liz seas f,ocked con,
spirators and patriots by the hundred. Cas-i
talar raappearei in the Madrid etraets and nt.
the University, and was % welcomed with TIL the,
widest enthusiasm The RnnuI1icana Hoclatf
ahor,t him nnd .-erc 1ir, tr;rnn W,.an nUba ti,a
Constituent Cortes was enmnonad ho was;
chosen ianuiv hv an im,,anaa No ;o,ri+- onI !
for the f;rst lima bo fonnd hmeaIf sndo,vai1
With the di1n;tv ri nnh1ic of;ca Thn Pannh1;-,
rams IN tha Co1at;tnent comnr;sa5 1n+ sat.a,t.,,
f1annt;es rat Id a. thov x1ara hr 49, oo,sntr
mate orator Gka CASTELAR, and - nnro and atron9 1
character 1ka F;o1eraa thav eIartad ~ ~; ;-a,;,
ence in i farfrom eontomnt;bia Css}a,ar a,,raa1
od ~ tl,a Tor+oa ~ ostafi;sh +ho Da...11;pf
W ,nn1 ts .t 1nu a,,o ntat
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