The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-25

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ELviRA Estate, jun
Hardly had General FloresY
and his gang commenced q serieS
the supporters Of the Government,
Several Of the principal proprietors wefS<
troops faithful TO the Government were dlsYl
chiefs and officers driven from the country or
on frivolous and vexatious pretexs; General OtanlS
veteran oh1cer highly Distinguished peridiousy assa
snated under circumstances of revolving crulty in the
Of his wife ard children private property seized
and pillnged the civil servants OF the Government de-
prived OF their Offices and these filed by the myrmidons
Of Roca taken from the Is classes word every spe
CITES Of tyranny and pracsed against all
who not willing to d grace themselves by becoming
his obsequous nsrumentst In thismanner fulfilled
the treaty OF Elvra. IL IT, therefore for won
der that General Flores, a man whose path through
long career OF political and military in those
countries, has been sullied by solitary blot
admired and beloved by mis- friends for the noble
ness OF his nature as dreaded by his enemies for his
skill and success in the eld Is It. repeat cause for
wonder that such should listen the entreaties
Tor his return from the principal people Of the country
should be anxious TO repair false stepto his
honor by indicating the rights of a people and OF
country OF which he is the legal and popular president
and by standing by those brave and faithful enas who
In obedience to his orders accepted against their
Vicons treaty with rebels and traitors every part
which they immediately violated notwithstanding the
national honor pledged for it's ooservance In utter
disregard OF the customs Of civilized beings and OF the
disastrous consequences OF such only did
Roca break every article of that treaty by
OF tho loyal supporters Of the
put ne also by the public act Of meeting assembled ad
treaty formally aud had himself President Of the
State-"Qnem Deus uuit ptrdere prius demsntafn The
fagan maxim holds good III this instance The insane
hat treat null void
could do no more TO destroy their prete nsops h
galty. By this act General Flores is released from all
every obligation he had contracted by that treaty
lie reassumes his position the constitutional President
OF ECUADOR, and with It, all the obligations annexed to
that Office. He is bound by every moral and political
principle to suppress the barbarous facton that op
presses and disgraces the country which he himself
called into political existence This alone is the object
he has In view the neghborng States have nothing to
apprehend from President Flores, the whole tenor Of
whose private and public life affords ample guarantees
for the future. Nothing Of aggressive policy with
regard to those States Tor whose liberty and indepen
dence he has shed his blood many field could DO for
moment entertained in his truly noble and patriotic
heart Any act which might tarnsh the aures he has
out the whole OF Meridional America, from Venezuela
TO Peru as Bohyars ablest and avorte general Ia alb
horrent from his high and honorable mind; and thoso
who affect to disbelieve doubt this by insinuating
other views either do not know the nnuene
ga Dy motives ahke unworthy oil both PresGent lilo 60
returns TO his government 20 re'tabsh order in the
place OF disorder lie has boer cs. upon urgently BY
The principal inhabitants OF the country who have made
TO hun the most feeling appeals not to abandon the
ton which he himself created TO band Of mere fac
tious outlaws who preyDg with thu vorneity OF vu
lures upon the vitals OF the state and committing octs
Of barbarian seldom 10 be heard Of amongst the
most savage tribes of the earth Gould anything svincs
moro stupidity, dishonesty OF purpose, and insoenoe,
than the decree OF this EquadoriaDJack Cads (zambo
Rocco since madelaw, establishing board Of public
credit at Quito before which the Britifh bondholder
present his original bond within two years. or lose
all right to his claims.
That General Flores himself the son Of spaniard,
should have met with cordial sympathy In noble heart
ed and gallant Spain, where he found many kindred
spirits cannot surprise acquainted with that
"a WAY rqady wi war
danger is to be shared, honor to be There Ii
nothing in this to justify the fears which have been
limited at to the ultimate views OF General Flores
Nothing more natural than that few retired officers
should desire to accompany man whose brilliant mill
ary reputation they OF to Of the finest
countries in the world where they would stand much
better chance of lettering their condition than in Eu
rope The cause Of justice will want supporters
in civilized Europe the many auxiliary expeditions
from this country sufficiently testify but the spirit q
enterprise Is not confined Engishmen only II Us the
life OF the true soldier in all countries and people
be nervousy apprehensive indeed who entertain the
strangely exaggerated notion that the few spanish ON
GERS VINO acc mpany General Flores on his return I'm
ply views OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT reconquest the part
OF Spain General Flores is an American American
too from the cradle OF heroes heroic Venezuela whose
gallant sons fought and the of all South Anne
RIGA. Whatever may be his intentions 20 the stab
Iishment OF order In Ecuador a permanent basis by
adopting those wholesome reforms constitution
OF the country to which the Republic of Chill mainly
owes her prosperity certainly people know nothing
of the who attribute to him the absurd idea OF
enterprise in favor Of any European power Whatever
General Flores did not think of returning to south
America for years to He hastens back to relieve
Ecuador from an insuferabe despotisn Of which MA
humanity was the cause There are very amply su n
Gent reasons which urge his prompt return, have
clearly demonstrated to impartial persons without any
extraordinary impulse being at all Tho ins
dependence OF South America Is settled question: not
to be- disturbed at pleasure But IL not upon any aid
OF this kind that the President reckons for reesab
fishing order In Ecuador During period Of above
twenty years that has been at the head OF that
state his popular manners, mild and righteous govern
ment and many persona virtues have endearvd him TO
the people IL the sense as well as on The hes rts
and arms OF the superior and influential classes with