The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01
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In tne car 1901 MI feodie'on' Cnarge q Al
iAIes OF tne Unlea states arrive ia the Argentine
Soh.s1eration. ne Vas seore1't q 70 Don Juan
Nsn9.i kosas, The toeo head OF the government
VINO nad been 30 Tor twenty ea's, aud Win whom
the government OF tbs United states had concluded
Seaties OF amisy ana comm~fee' de presence
ms cfeoentais 10 Geoerdi isoias, ana vas received
by him as the repfeseut4iNr 81 a friondiy power
AL this time, or shortly after, General UrqaMs,
VINO hA0 Lorne c"mnii,elnh i'oul huses wi 10y
years, appeared ID r.beih'h asanss n,u re1oIy LILY
ass's.snco rom 40 p'.s - ~ pay =, s t Iu
Pefof Oh brazil: brsoe co4's noof'ous saso,
unversa .ckno ieu usn,, 80 81
Dy authoritative governments proc;aMAsaon, no
was man OF kno@n s,si1us ~ prns' T saa vlO
ns,t;zan of Tronizs 4 mona not 40 - nrss"ms
Int a,v s;m,,ai;,n ~ ,si,,as s,,-ac,.S "a LID
tha TO- ~ aa- .ona, a . .S "Su ". s',
pose that Mr.. P+nd-ton, perceiging that Urquisa's
was likely to be the successful a1o with the Instinct
Of true diplomatiAt 'hau-bt that he iDterest-we
cannot say hOnor--of "a country would be beat
served by deserving toe government to which he
waa accredited, aud all, ina himself % that OF the
rising traitor. About ih,s time, the jamestown,
under my command, arrived OH Buenos Ayrer. Sec
Ing in her the means al ridng operations Ia IA
vor of Urquizs, Mr.. Peud,rtcn On began to use
her, her boats, ana h.i Gag. 4 cen from danger
his peculiar political tiead. and associates, He
has told this court that he> sgith nv aid facilitated
the esc ape of som. gep,lrtneo " o, be says, for
some reason or otnor, had fsel mt disfavor with
liosas, but whom IL dd u't uade-stlnd to be poll
teal civil or criminal nilcDd a.. but when he said
so he very unfortnna'cly G4got Li,owu letters-now
in evidence before shis court In viii he tells me
THAI these gentlemen onght q be aided in their
daca,e, for reasons 81 cold policy" if for
no other cause, tary ~ere warm, active,
ard Influential pgriissns Of that government
(Urqoizasl which would Ill few days overthrow
Rcsss, and be suoie'ne III ougaout the country.
And he also forgot that II would be OK torted from
him ON cross examination, aud confirmed by other
witnesses, that the very ne aided held high
civil aud military positions under General Urquiza
and had been engaged "a ooriuDting Rosas' troops
and other reasonable practices.
For time Mr.. Penoiet "a diplomacy seemed to
prosper-seemed to have boon iexterols and able.
Unfortunately, like BSr4s' mouse, ne was
=, arov,n~ f,r..,,.t. -, :. , ainn'
Iba hest Liza schsn,s :, n;es ana man
9,ny AT ayIeo
ne con iuded treaties, y i t'ue, with Urquiza,
wnicn our government, adner'Dg TO It's wise policy
OF recognizing sh po~ess Ge Jicto. connrmed. but
the more clvlhzea nnan"aets q inc CITY OF Buenos
res ccWo DOT submit q the dominion OF q trwdcho
chiei; ana, taxing anvaatage OF his temporary 40
rence from the CITY, they "gertorew his authority,
exPelied his omcers. arc deca I'd themselves indie.
pendent OF bis cont'o'. lhs was on the 18th Of
September; 1852 Tee rernainder Of the province
soon united itseI 70 tue - and thus, after pre-.
caIious domiaion OF something less than year. ur-
Sha; ~ sp.o =. nis an,a nos w. u, aua aIu ro4 nj.
peIoeton, iess toe capital cry ana riches ana most
iviiiAeo province OF the confederation: Inc Charge,
IN mor!incagon ana Disgust retired from the CITY,
snd taking advantage o. an oppossune special mission
iul defeat. In the meA. t'ine however the guacAos
were tine 10 tneiI cheI spa about the beginning OF
pctIoper, ieoI tns senf parofr'ahs pm tne UPPER
county oeseSeo nuen's nt,es, ana oSmanoea Inc ine
expuison OF tne a"'ng au'nori.ns. uIquiza Also
manageo 70 iaiSe ema.' AVA Ioice W oiocAs0e
inc nver IRON. We Guy. aow snis force Di Was
fased VIZ GO no. .no" souls 2. nc W M
euoeicy went LOT tne pu'PoseIpernhps some OF the
piiisge OF tne pianIaIions. Know tnSs IN sne
case OF one OF tne stssm rs tne utan, or Constita
eion-Ee SeLo!A I'u nls oess =, e, ncr Mi.uo !
faymg lot nerao o.nsr ~oras, 70 sssa nes. eIHy
oe,os hala ~ IAN" aaS ma.ea IN. a.,; iaao
aus siuos' staiviDe' snc s,e u'ocAaue stiouy Gu.
toree' nj. Ienoleton tuousn. .nA' 'ue ssal Vi us
trieha oiquizs vas asa'n ~ Tue IcenuaN. anu'
SnhgiDs ms mlsson 70 "a asuas " snaaea ciof'
~ W'naas 80 ova,,SoD "a 10 rs"s la -
S;s basrTo nntiI he for rot Inn, he WAS dnIomatc
r,nreser fative from . for.irn am nentrsI nower
and ha onlv thought and f-it AZ friend and parti.
san Of the beseaipe General. Hls position at the
time eannot he Srtter desc,ihed than nv his friend
and cn,league Mr.. 4 henck who certainlv has not
.gsuoerated the tale. That gentleman tells ma. on
his observation-disclosures MI. Pendlcton WAS dc.
cideoty Of opinion that General UrquZa was the
proper national head Of toe Argentine Confedera-
hoo. and chat the CITY of Burnos Ayres was in
state az secession or rebellion from the leVi.
innate authority Mr.. Pendleton,n he con.
tinuea was a man OF ardent tenn 1er and quick
mind. and was accustomed TO exp ess him ,elf
strongly and freely; this gave him. think, repu
tation among the friends OF the inside party as a
partisan Of Urquizs." He gave, too, even stronger
proofs than mere words. The court have it In cvi.
dsrce before them that, 10 the knowledge of Mr..
Walker, Mr.. Pendeton in the habit of acting as
Uruuiga's channel OF communication with his parti
yans inside the city. Unfortunately Mr.. Schenck,
welding. a. be gives ns TO understand to what he
Conceived 70 be Mr.. Pendi~ton's better knowledge
and Judgment concs rnipg country where that gen.
teman WINS the local diplomatic agent followed his
lead and from that instant they both stood in false
only hearing onebalf The tell 0ence which AZ Al
mi d,p,omatists. the snould have Wholly command