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Buenos Ayres, and following his business. "a" s
"Tablas dc Sangre. Jourdon, Frenchman, from
the Basque provinces, throat cut. ....,.. ..s
"Answer. This Frenchman was assassinated in
Montevideo by the unitarian faction of the place
themselves, because, conformably to the nstruc-
tons of the French consul and admiral, he refused
to serve in the foreign legion. Several other for
eigners and Frenchmen were assissinated for the
same cause, and at the same time. n"'a. E".#
"Tablas dc Sangre. Lay, put down in the Tablas
as assassinated in lS42; not said by whom, but, of
| course, charged upon Rosas. ....s g.. .........
"Ahswer. On the report of trustworthy persons
who had seen him. still alive in the middle Of 1913,
when this answer was published. a.u H..
'Tablns de Sangre, Salvadores, Ro las, and Be-
jarano Mendoza; their hroats cut by order Of Cen
Pacheco, first Of all on the Goth of September 1s4l
On subsequent recasting up Of the atrocons accu-
sation the date was changed to the Goth October,
"Answer. Killed in the battle of Rodeo del Medic
"TabIas de Sangre. Pond, Basque Frenchman,
murdered. y" 90 % ANN @7'.-. ''' .''''
"Answer. Another Frenchman assassnated in
Montevideo because he would remain neutral.
"Tablas de Sangre Genera Boron de Estrada,
governor Of Correntes, assussnated
"Answer Persisted, as was notoricns, in the bat
tie fPago Largo. Having allied himself with Ri
vera, headvanced with his armyt to invade the fede-
raj province of Entire Rios; was met and routed at
Pago Largo Dy the Argentine forces under General
Echaeue. His body was found among the dead
after the action. .a@' H.. .".' OF. ..'..'
safer proceeding thus far, my Lord, in this dis
gushing exposure of horrible lying by the juxtapo-
sition Of accusation and answer, | 6Dd, what
should have foreseen, that perseverance, in such
plan would lead to large waste Of space, from the
explanatory details which it would be necessary to
append for n fair calculation of facts ! shall,
therefore, best spare both paper and labor, by ex-
tracing One only of the series Of articles, which
find in the journals Of Buenos Ayres, PASSING IN
rapid and condensed review the atrocities charged,
and not sparing, as will be seen, of severe reprsas
select this article because | have myself gone
through the evidence adduced striatm in disproof
of most of the charges enumerated, that evidence
in detail. with names, dates, and circumstances in
Confederation, is TO be found set forth in other pa
pers specially prepared and published TO that end"
{ Mr. MalaIitu quotes in full, the article he speaka
offrom the Buenos Ayrenn journals length, how
ever, prevents me from quoting il in this communi-
cation. Suffice il to say, that have examined with
the greatest attention, not only that, but great
muny more publshed in those Journals, which re-
fute. in the most victorious manner, the numerous
and various accusations against General Rosas, in
vented by his enemies at Montevideo and published
by them,,ir the Tablas de Sahgre, and which are
now brought forward in the American Review ard
Evening Mirror, in the hope Of iniuring that disn
guished statesman and patriot in the opinion Of the
iii ~. AN AMERICAN CITIZEN
April 81, 1916.