Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-15

uhtaFoIdDIe 10 his cause, thous
| holding Office under the prssen
government. has said, 81 have no donb
that Don Carlos perfectly compreheLie
that, if he mounts the throne, he mus
not be the king Of any one party, bn
of all Spaniards the representative Of
Christian monarchy against dema
gogues and infidels; Of Spanish
monarchy against foreign dom ination
lie will draw a veil over the past; will
speak to the pople the language OF
truth and will establish a government
that, keeping to the old foundations,
will embrace all opinions and interests
lie will enter Spain as no unscrupu
lous Jesuit arresting intellectual
progress, guided by his father
contessor, aud re-establshing the
lnquisition, but as a king of the
people, asking the cooperation of all
men of E.erit and property. aud
making the home Of every Spaniard,
be he Protestant or Catholic, inviolate
for past political deeds or
present opinion. No Spaniard will be
sent to the scaffold none to prison no
one driven into exile"
Il is we'll to bear these professions
in MUD. The prospects OF CarIism in
Spain are not what the telegrams
from Madrid represent. No truth
comes that way. The public craving
for truth is fed with lies. IF there Is
TO be a monarchy in France, with
Henry Y. at its head, there is no small
probability Of monarchy in Spain
which shall own the name of Charles
VII Deplorable as it may appear to
snch of us as have nursed hopes Of a
Republic in benighted Spain, it is
better If necessary, to accept
gracefully the inevitable. Straight>
forward, - as the German proverb says,
is always the best runner"
The wife of Don Carlos is Margaret
avorite nelce of The. Count de
1hambord. Her mother was the
lister Of the Count, and the attempt of
Louis Philippe to stamp the birth of
hat sister with infamy has always
endeared TO him her children. They
'ound home at his house they
ooked to him as father, they clung
10 his fortunes; instructed by their
Maria Teresa of Beira
hey never, for moment, in the most
adverse times, doubted the ultimate
triumph of his cause, and it was by
his consent, from his home. with his
blessing. that Don Carlos took to wife
the oldest daughter of the Counts
sister. the young Margaret of Parma,
Whoever else, should ever wear the
crown Of France, the sole representive
of the elder Boulbons may oppose, be
i Isabella Ii. or her son, or any
foreign prince, or the President of a
Spanish Republic, it will never be the
husband of the Duchess of Berri's
granddaughter.
Five years ago, when Isabella fed
from Spain, any one who denied that
hat CarIism was dead would have
1oen laughed at as fool From the
lays when she and her uncle disputed
.he throne between them; when the
Spanish middle classes fought for
daughter because they
wished to. rid themselves OF the
MEDIEVAL principles on which he had
governed and when her sex and age
Excited chiyalrops sentiment in
very Spanish bosom until her foes
we're extinct, with the exception of a
,ingle futile rising in Catalonia Carlism
lad not been heard Of On tho 10Th
# September, 1868, when tho Qeen's
government was totterlng to its
the London Times uttered !
he opinion of the whole world in
aging that "'Spaniards, even if they
leclde to rid themselves of the Queen,
will be little likely to &C back on tho
progeny of Don Carlos" Two years !,
.fter that Carlists were to be counted
" thousands; and Co day, while there |
5 not military leader to say a word,
r the shadow of an army to strike |
low for the son of Queen Isabella
Vho at oil events, is innocent of the |