The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-21

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Tszas- 10 great extent. Il explains arises
frDsn tas fact that ;he greater part Of shs
century Spain has bus little naked se--
sell wish outside poss,ses. fer We hare
lived Ike a na1Ion shut Up II q she'll
ssew3nx Ia IT, juice Continuing The I'm
paregal says that for mere than two years
IL Eas warned the country thai 20 he
:@=ress by the Cuhoa insurgents II is nc-
eessary 10 o~ respected by the United
States, that 10 avoid war IL was necessary
sa 5e prepared for IL 1t then asserts that
.a7se the Conservatives were In power all
Warning vas wasted and sae impartial Is
far from certain that she Liberals save
proas@si BY - advice. '-Tsrae VIII show"
1t sas.s. ''ons In the meantime We rest with
az easy conscience
Garliss. Ready tn Move.
''Doa Jaln1e De Bo1rhoa. wao II At pres
ens at Cannes. staying at the Villa Henry
~. will shortly receive che Spanish Carl
ist deputies Afterwards be will proceed
10 spain where ae VIII declare himself
preteadsr
Commenting on th!s telegram received
from Paris through their special corre-
sp0adeai. fha Heraldo remarks that IL
will say nothing to augment the gravity
Of The situation. Z says:
THE facr that our correspondent makes
no hesitation AZ TO the accuracy of hts
information. forces us 10 believe tina, he
considers thu. consequent reflection OF Carl
list views. Gnore especially II we bear III
mind THAT the CaEiist organ IN Madrid,
III Correo Esganolo, had during Tn. past
feg days accumulated threats II has been
iayishing for months past
Nevertheless. il @ou.a not be- wise to
take for granted that Dun Carlos has
decided 10 surrender his claims 10 his
son, Don Jaime. in whom the Carlist en-
thuSiasts place their hopes. Although ii
~ certain that many WISH again 10 set
civil war abaaze without regard 10 the
agcnized state Of affairs such GRIM
mat intention win find RIO echo in the
country. not within those circles OF ira
at!on which stili follow Don Carlos. We.
therefore. hope that fresh news may cor
: rect Or Gear up that sen, ny our corre-
sp0ndeflt III Paris. which ~ undoubtedly
grave. although II may only refer 10
plans which may fall through.
The Liberal says.
''Minis.erialists say there Is absolutely
no ground whatever for the belief thas
in order TO declare himself prstender.
But II is clear that should Don Carlos
son Come 20 Spain, he would do 90 BY
ho0dwinking the vigilance Of the author
tiles a thing not difficult TO DO. Ii il
not in that vigilance the government
base their denial that Don Jaime Will
enter Spain. They have information as
to the designs OF the Ca--sts which en-
abIes them 20 state that the Carlisi p~rty
has no intention of committing any act
In which Don Jaime could take part
This appears 10 be confirmed by other
ard we'll authorized reports
The Globe referring TO the rumor that
Don jaime. the restless son OF Don
Carlos. would Ia shor, time come 10
Spain 10 execute q deed which should
accredlt him pretender. his father resign
ing In his favor his rights 20 the crown.
says wei known Carlis;s deny the accu-
racy OF the reports. and say that they
viii take no part lit the eiecsions-which
means they will live ,n1-e the lawn
order to protest against the policy pur-
sued by the Nationalist government dur
ing the last few days
The Faia sRevoiutlon) heads an article
King jaime" in which 1t banters the
ueraido on It's telegram, bidding il to
rejo:ce rather than 10 be sad, since the
Spanish revenue must at least benefit by
the charge for the stamp on the deed Of
presenier." which Don Jaime is coming
10 Spain TO execute.
The Correro publishes manifesto 10
the Cariisis. urging them 10 do al In
their power at the approaching elections
to return Cariist candidates the only
party which has clean hands In the dis
graceful humiiiatious of Spain. and ~
being the only party which can restore
Spain 10 her ancient honor and glory.
The document is signed by Marquis de
Corralbo.
The organization OF the second torpedo
squadron will shortly b- effected. The
IIalara, Barceio and Retamosa are all
ready In the San Fernando navy yard,
CaIaisa.
The bishop of P.azca has issued cir
oGlar TO his clergy. In this he forbids
them, from cathedral aears down 10 the
youngest villa suh-deaeon, 10 assist In
ANY way the Liberal candidates during
che coming elections.
otTBtRsr or PATRIOTISM.