New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-05
And overcome US like summers cloud,
Without our spe cial wonder ?

And overcome US like summers cloud,
Without our special wonder ?
I'VE may look too for ncreduity the part Of those
Who living under the blessings Of good government have
never dreamed that such rigs BE- IT, however they
believe the statements already gwen from The
pamphlet Of Senior ntarle how another expect cie-
when he declares that state ment 10 he entirely
within the limits OF inst computation The author OF that
pamphlet 10 have teen familiar with he scenes
he has taken into he account the eN-
pcdiion Quifoga through the internal provinces who
went aud who In the province OF Tucuman
alone shot ffetT hundred prs0Tes he has not taken
the the Of about too hundred and
MY while sleeping near the 7d6ladd al Cordova nor
execution Of about one hund ed and forty prisoners BY
shooting them Immediately after the battle Nor has ho
recorded the ran OF murders that marked The steps OF
Gbe through the upper provinces 1et all hcse hfe oul
the results Of the singular and bloody policy OF that ope
man; they part and parcel of that great account
which he must answer before TRIBUNAL whose ucsueh'
cannot err -
Rosas is man Of most acute and subtle perception
Hc seems understand the weakness Of mans nature,
and made study play upon that weakness In
whatever form might present itse In MS intercourse
with the representatives, Of foreign powers, he has co-
we'd TO persuade tnem that his usae or II he
has no, convinced that effect he has 80 managed
prevent their interference with the affairs OF his in
tsnsl policy lie tells them that the people are not ntted
oe government that roihng but the bloody and iron
rule sway them ard when they witness ss assaults
upon what calls coBspraceS against the government
the carnage which follows his footsteps they are
led upon false Issue, and 10 place most generous
construction upon their sci believe what he says Now.
this occupying false position from the beginning In the
first place, tho people fitted for segUrerDmen but
through the Rotas and his mInops also those OF
the ambitious deagogues OF the country their corn
dence has been shaken their rulers that perhaps no
thing but revolution by force Of arms the humiliation OF
that spirit OF oppression which has SO long betrayed ther
ohS Of experience under good rulers cSn so
TAR reesiHblh public confidence 10 make them iee per
ccty AZ The policy the Governor OF Buc-
Ayres has turned back the wheels Of civilization The
peoples minds have been poisoned and the antdoe how
calculated effect cure, must be slow and sea.
DIV In la
put forth, for the purpose OF keeping The eo-
ple 10 allesancc but 20 keep In power msn who
had forfeited their condenc for although he undamcnt-
al organization OF the government was wrong placing as
did Dictator instead Of popular President at the head
OF the cuniedeacy-even that would have been tolerated
had he assumed powers not delegated to HIM. and aou
sed those that were legally placed his hands. 1t was
against this hs the people raised their voice. and has
been sustain this that Rosas has applied the iron aud
the bloody rule.
'ln OF der 10 know people 1t is necessary so among
them The representatives foreign powers seldom 20
beyond the province Of Ruenos Ayres the same may be
said who have visited the country
they have In instance. gone farther, they have
made rapid transit, and usually applied their qul-
RES and observations to the physical pecuiaruts OF the
country. Are these qualified 10 judge OF the political
feelings the mental ana moral qualities OF people =
they read glance the characteristics or learn the
burdens attachments and preudices OF whole ma
topa natiou that has been distracted ana mace DIS
coriant through the wicked machnatops Of bad rulers
II they have found the country disturbed II they have
found men with in their hands, ii they have found
douiet aud dread pervadS The masses they nave nqr-
ed no aherthey have never looked FOR The cause OF all
this but taking II granted that these were 10 use
ayugar phrase customers have returned 10 bu-
os Ayros with he minds prepared for any misrepre'en-
talon that the eInssareS Of the dictator might ee ANXIOUS
10 pou- into their ears.
Whatever may be the habits Intellectual endow-
ents of people, IL prspostercus 10 suppose that
,hcy could be peaceful and happy when 30 mssovsrned as
,h,. rsope a. And has long BEEN and II II possible TO
imagine The Cuitsd states OF North Amsriea could be
placed similar attitude OF government II would &c
equally possoe 10 imagine that the sane oscofoahl ee
uents would there arise.
THE only two pap-rs published in Brenos Ayres are
urde the erect Surveillance OF RosaS One Is entitled ,he
GacetA Mercant the ether the British Packet; and
although would seem 10 imply an ncepen-
position the part Of The paper. is equally win
The o,her his organ and editor of either would 6ars4n-
sert paragraph that should III any manner ftneS1 uA
foraoly upon his actions.
Thus II will be perceived. that al things are coubiued
conceal fc the world condition Of that beau
uul aud naturally interesting country and ieel that in
making these statements &c hpt perform duty in the
OF humanity toward people suffering uLder all the
worst evils Of cruel despots. Let evil genius that
has SO oug presided them be removed with all his
trsin o. satellites give them coDstuona. form OF
competent ard worthy native OF ihe!r country
gained experience in the theory republics or
the patriotic Psz In arms IN the cause Of freedom
and that country VIII ere onS eAo " LIE world Us IN
valuable resources
The Tale OF Cienfuego,, p. 262, pats the got-up
ansuishes of The ANIMALS and magazines 10 shame.
The following story is most beautiful modern
edition of the holy covenant between Damon and
Py,hias o Man blood. stained, false, and slave OF
gold as we see thee SO much Of the time, ever and
anon the Angel reappears IN Thee and forbds US 10
despair. This Quiroga. 30 much worse and lmpos-
sible 10 be touched by virtuous sympathy than the
Tyrsnt of the ancien, tale for time The favor
tie aid of Rosas, though murdered in turn when no
longer wanted.
II now sbou, three years since some persons nom b.
enos Ayres wen, England, carrying with them spec.
mems OF ore valuable mines IN the province
and vicinity Rios. These mines they epFeseaied as
eelonsrg TO them and by operating with persons en- ihia
s1s they succeeded n dspostng OF Them for immense
sums OF money. The English purchasers formed joint
association and vast expense, men and ma
chnery for the purpose OF working the mines but on
their arrival they discovered that they had been dnped
n:o the purchase OF land belonging to the
ou!oga who then Governor OF the province was ap
piled and finding that there might be possibility OF
Five hundred Of these were shos In the city.