New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14


crease -4ss q lET4.soa
nr1Y o. THE uNIfED STA -.
Thai ~ts nasuie ard Government q -le tnisj
Sraies nav b properly Represented - M 49, :,
these Ias nidoent countries No INA. tA-l "a .
or-e- ftlrify az SO dong. '1ey shou move lle "s-
- -. IN TIE matter. The order o. ffO'i-
-, -. Gems 20 have constituted u tnc lf9sr-'l
.,d tesc her me other paTis o. our mems llel
md IL fg q lutv men sc nave A--hei'o ..-i y e.
rsrfcrr,ec kgaln. 70 IS IRE eFlleb. plAtt q 'H
C.r,lr .e sra-ect All small So t.es ifin .ne en-
croscrrnsrfs OF lheIT more % Heful LtisaF3i' r.
Tar ~ fte7 cru f0 tH On ,iflti 3.tt't an '
more especially, "neh tAe5 ~, ,s. -
1n inc e. e Of Paraguay and honieslleo ID f",t.-
erce 10 this latter state, nave SAID a0ihing Dl.
"a make nore eTicen, sElu The sfst sleln 5sess v.
some OF our past Administrations, VII STATE heI
NoIteyceo has always been the iest refuge Oh WI
jzation and The only constant uphotaef ~ coh's...
,iorai goVerpme - on the shores OF the fi2ia LEI
although such has been her character as an al1ll
able 20 move. she has never met win any hoh'eo %
favor from Us, but the contrary.
have now among ny papers some records, DO
cured rom the files Of the oriental Legation a. Pans
during nv late visit there, when cannon ne thsf
are A correspondence. under date OF Dee. II, lofi,
between Senor Ellsuri, the Oriental MlnlSel' snl
Cen Cas- our Minister at Pans. IN which the ior-
roer ID accordance with special INSTRUCTIONS ahl
mowers which ne had received for tnai purpose, OF
fers IN make Z treaty Of friendship commerce anu
navigation With the niIeo states ms, Oe u re-
marked was In 4 time 81 profound peace ioT Ine
Banda Oriental, ard while Gen. koSas was eusaseu
in subdLing the upper Argentine provinces. ueA'
Cass states his want OF INSTRUCTIONS ana appllc' W
his Government His GOveTnment-thaik the Gov
erIment CT the United Ststes.-answers llll, ana
lie replies to the Oriental Minister unaef ua'e o.
- have been instructed 20 inform you that a
though TIE United states DESTROYS TO extend aad
improve commercial and friendly relations "lsh .lt
Governments OF the Western Hemisphere. ana %
place them under the high sanction OF conven'ionel
sflpuatCns, yet, under existing circumstances ana
particularly while war continues between lhe At
gentine Republic and your Government, ana VINE
that region Is III an unsettled and unQuet state, t'
moment does not seem favorable 10 the deyeiopned
OF It's resources nor to the formation Of new dlpl
matte relations with other countries Iae PresideS
OF the nlted States. therefore. thlnhs ne ~
to defer TO a more favorable opportunity the luIihe
EXPRESSION OF his amicaole disposition toward tn
Oriental Republic, and the NEGOTIATIONS ioI tne Iehu
lau0ns o. ito intercourse with The United States
f. letter % me OF Oct 20, 1871. Sen1T Euauo
says ' ! ought 20 make you notice very eSpecld
circumstance lt Is. that the only nation WIN "licl
my natIon,hds taken the Initiative, 10 mNHe then
to cele5ra'e treaties OF friendship commerce ah
navigation, has been that OF the nited states VII
al the Others, we ourselves have been the nVitea
parties. even by England"
Thus then. :. e have seen that the Banda Oren'o
sought our connection in 1872 Paraguay ~ lst d,
10th Of trhich Stairs hare been treated ruth omp.ft
iqdLNTmce. or this sc owe them a. least sOle
reparatOn, and 20 call the attention ana speculation
of all persons 20 beautiful and fertile South America
ii j. only necessary for he Government or the NJ
ted STATES 20 give 20 these countries that Impulse
which IS the indispensable element Of CIVILIZATION
and OF Christianity. With such friendly ai3 % Il
can supply, sudden mctamorphosls viii Transform
the face OF these countries.
The power OF steam viii reproduce upon their y 4
teTs me wonderful results which nave marked 10,
Introduction among ourselves, and which, TO our be
nighted brethren Of South America, appear Dut tie
phantasy o. dream. II We lead them to adopt
those medcs II commerce for which they nave 81.
unsurpassed get ugexp.Ored advantages, We SHAH
open 10 them new era # grandeur and happiness,
"a fHsr "a Of . fsrH 49, ON
Cepti0n.
IN four days Steamboat could I'm ~ ron Mon
lcNIteO 30 Asunrlcn and in eight days 10 the isic-
rioT OF Bolivia and Brazil. shorter time VIII car
tho return voyager 10 The mouth Of the Rio de Ia
Plata, after having touched IA both tips, ~ ine
many cities and villages rDol the banks, leaving n
N them the splrlt % hle and wealth, and through
these the benefits u education and 70 lnemeat.
The time has arrived when II. things tend. ~ Che
Old World ard m me New, 20 the realiz non OF
these most magnificent projects n word, u LAe
opening Of an entire rev world 80 oar enterprise.
Why Leu the opportunity slip from our grasp % be
certainly eyed uPon na ie" mon,as, ~ olf only
rivals, the English
The best commercial statistics fully Prove what
advance. For in lsi2 when not bali dozen ni
yItuals I'D each Port " the uiC1 STATES tt dd1ar
invested IN ne Rio 10 il Plata, the amer an tgn-
mage which bad arrived On ,he port of NoHfefl-el
for the seven previous years amounted 90 lla.lli
tuns, ana fe hort OF TIC British ~ only J-,5,t icls.
For The year lei2 YER OF peace the total OF Che
imports and tXpuri7 OF IonteflJeo, WIN O1'} n
smah oack country, end without any aiI rom j'.i-
VIA. trazil, faraeua 81 IofreN,ts OF hH,fe- nos,
amounted T. $--,a5- %. q which the Amer. 300
had The third share tfu, If, under r'r iHs' Mos
OF governmental abandonment AMI general Hau. ~
confidence, 20 l.d th.s much, whI. ought ae .o l1
n1w
go no not suTa. probability when Isay .htf ths
appearance ~ au American river Steamboat ia -l3se
waters would increase 0n- explorations 60 these rec
pl0As million ~ dollars the first year and hat Cd 3
amount would double every SIX months there ro-.
for considerable period " time. TINS boat would
.rraH .r.4f uan 81 80 Fn- q
tlcse waters, from Bolivia, Braz 3Dd Paraguay
and The company, during ne existence of ,neiI mo-
hopoy, could control BE- every respect all imports
and exports
III VAIN has a tl.rd Of century passed since ne
conferred upon these people the 1lessiI ~ national
independence. ln VAN have O0u0 ag Interests be-
bored Tor long -me % eface he rememl Iaace %
thls our nolc dct. ln vain have OH own err1r
come m ana q those interests which are opposed O.
MS. lnc name ri Henry Clay. la me champion 0'
south American iltepe ufenec, stii survives an)0g
Atm. u ls oniy necessary o. give 20 ,1is rene IL
ORANGE 2 proper tendency, ara % Viii Pc iKli} and
spread Abio dit VIII muse fslii INTO fRe lrct.
anckihe manners into the material ana moral ants
Of nose neopie Do love us. th3t Wc may become
ne law CT then interests Tor r.Is ls What their
sympatnfeS demand
Contrast OPPORTUNITIES and feelings Ike these
van the propofaonat1 dislike II the snares ri moo
-@lcilaal inAaehccs, rom which iney have suffered
much. tonH er, ia addition, she hopeless dsot
aio Coz &c Een oppression, On one form 3r another
pAuer lAe splrtaekslen> Ol Egch al size nations ~
NontA America tKftrt F1r. quay ar Chill, SO aye
ll lalof ana Ouf EeH MO tle Iutrse. o. rsh3t sc
olsli 90 DO and can 90. becomes clear aad 1ls lel
Inc uilt Tor talking lsorcr, q Weo0u0s wish O. be
tL..-. III @l'li,4 s'td' saae seaed-"e aust al:
and ac- Tifa9af Iti4V.
A. "e follow on 10 the plth -aus Omen refo.e us.
.iis Hi" ace sra li 'li speedily Ctll into aston
t-ose sylp1tnes 0l Ntica ,,s .lsI now SPOKE fl-
comp t7.e isif'Menfs of peaceful revolution. they
.+ol-4se o. thest marrllre.t c9maies fbe most
ialle-' aeF e-92aen. -3r tae happiness oi .he nu-
in.n lsco- nQlr ilclr FigorD ~ lIleas So .riLes