New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03

From the \. o. Delta, Aug. y.
The demonstration of one OF the States OF Cen
ira America referred 10 BY US yesterday u serious
move which demands the prompt and iucicious scuon
of our Government Since the failure OF MI St-pLrhrs
embassy, who. unfortunately, arrived In the country
ia the ds, of The fierce and saogunsry revolution De-
tseen the Cen!rasis snd Fedcrasts snt the nsufec-
ton OF Carrcra against both parties and could not there
fore determine 10 which ne should present ~ ere
deutss we have had diplomatic intercourse WIN me
States Of Central America The has been an error sn
unwi,e omission part The Government OF nose
States Tor the ss eight ten years con.1eog Toe pto
example set them BY their nesrest nelghOoF has ehhDit
cd extraordinary stability and efficiency CArrefa tnOuka
u young unlettsrcd, inexperienced, Wild indian hhs ~
an Incredibly short time prepared himself for toe judi
cious snd successful! administration u the unorsuseu
Dctaiorshp which he wieds over these States ne l'
truly wonderful man, whose career seems more nse
the wild crestion Of poet or romancer ihsh lns
sober reality of history. levy years ago nc was WI"
Indian untameable aud bloodthfsiy ss inc Sousa,
which turks Ia bis native forests fo's,s'eu 81 s'oa'
agility personal strength foriitude courage snd PeIse
yerance he soon became prominent leader vi 'no
small bands OF lndihn robbers which niest tue country
Aroused BY deep personal injury inflicted " one ol
the officers OF the Liberasts and by knowledge VI e
wrones and opures.on exercised the aboriginal
by the foreigners and their descendants OaIoIs
enabled 10 assemble around bis banner OF green
leaves" large force Ot Indians who armed Wiz ic~
old guns their primevd bows and arrows and the teI
be mschete long shsrp knife Kept the whole couny
In continual state of alarm Taxing advantage ul tnr u
putes between the Cenussts and Federist- he ie II
dscrimnAiely upon both parties Ia vain the whites Al
tackled and defeated him In every direction his totu
tude perseverance, and resources we're ineNhsu'uDie
Wounded more than nine times, driven 70 inr mum
taius and forests aud hunted Ike wild beast De
would st msintan himself and A. soon as bis enemies
returned TO the would rtappcsr ~ the head Of
large force and march Immediately upon the large 'iy
of Cua,emaia He succeeded at set IA capturing THIS
town occupied IL with his Wild aud naked Indians and
so terrified the inhabitants inst they agreed 10 consent
10 any terms 70 get rid OF him Hs terms we're TIE pay
nent of the small sum Of slflO,O, which would be
j toh and lH1iAu followers. FOR
himself personally. be demanded d lev cigars. and
/ full laced cooked hst aud generals uniform lnese
terms Oyousy ecceded TO- aud Carers retired 70
his native Jungle. But here be did not rensn qlet \
cunning ani designing priest who perceived his good
qualities and the to which they could Do spphed'
prompted him 10 take advantage Oi the osordefed coz
dton of the country and % assume tn- govern ht
himself He adopted the suggestion, marched his ID
dian rabblr sgan GustemAs defeated Nofszsn and
his party and succeeded 10 putting down al opposition
and installed himself Dicisior Of the states o Zen
usl America 1890
But the greatest OF all his victories was that which he
achieved over his savage passions and isnorAnee de
employed tutors to teach him 10 rcsd and write snd
the rudimeuts Of education and In very short time
supplied himself with the necessary kno~edse 10 con
duet the ordinary duties OF Government tie 70 said
I now 10 De good scholar sud al excellent ruler =
Though a, times the natural ferocy OF the Indian will
leak cut aud prompt him 10 deeds Of violence and blood
he IL repued 10 be BY means hsoi;usly cruel dom
neerng or self wiled
Altogether he IS one Of ths mosi remarkable men
which this Continent has produced and should tue
States OF Central America BE- Induced 70 interinedce 10
the contest between Mexico and ihs United states, he
will no doubt pay conspicuous part IN TIE surfing
events of me future history Of this var
Our Government We TePcst nss oeen Eeuiiss IN isil
ing 10 keep Up friendly diplomatic relations with these
States Their commercial importance, AZ well . thei'
political position. makes IL proper that such inter
course should be Kept up Ihls territory neudes tns
best ports on he Psclhe and the Gull % Mexico ~
products are valuable. and ia foreign trade egnatera
Die Ensand always dcsirous Of securing Si9o.hold "a
this continent has colony on the Gull oi Mexico eA
tending hundreds Of niles and embracing the pes
portion OF the coast, where InshOsany and iQssoOt
grow In grsa; luxurance and where there are se'era
rae ports Belize 10 prosperous soNi- sciivl y
Euglsh and nul afto-s and governed - 1JTtlnof -
pointed BY lh- Queen VI Ensaad sn1 Council psrt
appointed and partly elected The OOeci OF Ens and
obtaining the long sip Of lard along toe Bay VI horou
rss 10 render the pcopeof The Interior states o.
pendent upon English favor for PoTs sd markets io
ihcir produce intended for rxPoftAi'1n There = %
doubt tcst ths arrangement has been Ia SUGGEST.
10 give the Engsh great Influence IN the 81 AIRS 81 10
people u the Interior STATES hos iAr his iol1eree -
Sb,e can or will De used - prejudice is DIT Po-s
bic losaT ogt ve mink nEsh policy las been CARRIE
out In Honduras with tne ssmsysor OF hostility 70 "a
in.,,utioas which marks 81 IL designs and Afrsn-
mep,, in reference to his conroent II vin DIT D. an
eul, 10 trace his movement II the state OF Honduras
,s trae source s1c cause T. oppose tresc ntr<ces
me Ynx,h 10 detect and usfrair th-f- designs sea
ou- ptry Il oehovr- our coyernfnrul 49, chy u re
pair the sali and supply the omission ~nien Ne nss
,n St.,r. of Caa,euala with 1l authority - rest al
,uch Governrsut or Goserrneois a. eNis' ~ J-e''
tsst al - aid important territory
u d. Appleton a Co. have pablished n
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