Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-04-04
EukOPEAN

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EUROPEAN MATTERS.
Our .fuyeign dispatches foreshadow
tbs apbr0aching downfall Of Carlism-
aud that means absolutism-in Spain;
they also indicate the determination Of
Rotpe to continue in Germany the
struggle for the maintenance of the
temporal power of the Pope. With
reference to the first matter, we have
already expressed our views. We have
shown that the cause of Alphonso
against Carlos was the cause of consti-
tutional mon rchy against tyranny;
and that, falling the establishment of
aSpanish Republic, every true lover
OF human liberty should pray for the
success Of the effort to place the % Of
Isabella in power, by the force Of rms
and the will of the people. We know
of no other event in history that bears
% close an analogy in most Of It's
features to that most glorious, benefi-
cent aud civlixing Of all revolutions
save alone our own struggle for i'm
dependeuce-the overthrow Of tyrsn-
ny, divine right and superstition in the
person OF James IT., and tho installa,
ton on the English throne OF personal,
religious and constitutional liberty in
the persons OF William and Mary.
The S~paniards, like the English, after
the failure of repubiicanism are seek
ing only to change the succession to
tho throne. The movement for AL
phonso, Ike that for the Prince Of Or
ange, originated with the magnates
but is supported by the people. and is
In, the interests of the people; and no.
parallel in history scan be more COM
plete than that between the course of
the northern Provinces Of Spain in
1875 and that of the Kingdom of Ire
laid ia 1869. The end will be the same,,
but IA the interests of peace we trust
that Carlos will not press his heroic
but desperate course to the banks of a
second Boyne water. et
: The message of encouragement, for
warded by his Holiness to the con-
fercrce Of bishops at the little Hessian
Gown al Fulda, is, perhaps, Of more
Significance to the world than the de-
feat Of Be~rbonisin in the Peninsula.
However men may differ as TO the
rights Af the Holy See in the events Of
the last few years in Europe, and in
tho prssant status, no n can but adj
mire the pluck of the venerable Pope
in the pending quarrel with the Ger
man Empire. In 1859, her most Cath
Ollie Majesty Isabella was on the throne
of Spain and the Indies;2 his most
Christian Majesty Napoleon III. was
sovereign Of France and arbiter Of Eu-
Francis Joseph Of Austria and
Hungary. Maximi!lian of Bavaria,
Victor Emanuel and the various psin-
ces Of Italy, were obedient and devoted
ofthe Church, evan then Pho Mono
was verging upon old age, and the
power of the Church had already re-
ceived many rude shocks. Since then
his temporal power has lost all tempor-
al and powerful support. All the "a
tons Of Europe have renonnced their
to him. He has lost, It is safe
to say, over lO0, OOO, 900 subjects; his
bulls have become a mere byVstwm fut-
men, = laughing stock to the people;
he is a prisoner in his own palace But,
in spite Of all, the spirit Of Romenlike
ghost, will not down. With
the bravery of Bayard, with the con-
power Of a Gregory, the grand
old man, refusing to acknowledge his
strength, faces his great enemy,
and aims his weiyhtiest blows fun at
The helmet Of armed Germany. aT1Vs
BROAD Observation-Disclosures KEEL
logg has begun his part towards carry
Ing the provisions Of the Wheeler com
promise into effect. He has issued .
call for the Legislature Of Louisiana to
In extra session on the l4th inst.
The subjects for Legislation are express
y limited, but the limitations are
broad enough to cover q good deal of
disputed ground. A United States.
may even be elected under one
II the heads Of tho Governnr's enum-
STATIONS, viz; 1.-THE adjpstnent Of po-
difficulties"
NY0TERIOUSLY DlSAPPEAREn.
InfnPnnntiou IL wanted Of the Hon.