The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-30

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from whatever quarter nsga:ed to destroy such be-
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Thai The respect and confidence Of this
Magistrate Ok the stao AZ 10 the members Of his admin
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| CT devoted ard faithful public servsnis.
! The Position OF General Walker In Nicara-
gua Defined.
FL Rol de San Vicente Of the I'd January has the follow
ing reflections the position Of general Walker and tho
| Americans in Nicaragua
An uninterrupted series OF acts prepared and achieved
BY the old serve and reactionsry party Of Central
America made them probably conceive the dea Of al
sote and perpetual dominion tho country after
having destroyed the progressive republican portion If
ths Inhabitants As in the present crisis In which tho
Central American republics find themselves invovel the
p1iniPal point turIs the called vason by the
North Americans Of Nicaragua shall commence with
observations upon the former attempts the
seryaives, who whilst urging to refuse the friendship
snd assistance Of the Aaeicsa have never ceased 10
eocit monarchi:a protectorae and that of
pean States.
depenceuce Of Central America proclaimed. Who
th who coured his good graees and introduced
Ihalanx Of foreigners for the purpose Of subugstdg the
free inhabitants Of this country aud OF perpetuating their
dominion they held it under the cd Spanish colo
NAL Fysiem aistory tells that ii the parsans
Of absolute principles Nevertheless and justice
remained triumphant, and wewere enabled to adopt
sound and liberal policy adapted to natlons who aspire
TO higher social postiou. Some pretend that it
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and experience have proved thatit the anger
the ssne absoluis.s who beig neither frank ge-
Ierous enough to bear with resignation their Ill fate,
swore 10 take revenge by every MEANS fas,ng the es-
sbshed principles, oppsssing those who had defended
them to the best Of their powe and preparing by what
haired and vengeance can inspire thsir rsactonary
| mt vements.
sas sAs Il sus Sq; .h
sacrifices has been pushed TO It's utmost imis; pro
duced TIRE peIsscuucn OF the illustous BArruntis and
his associates who trsnspan ed then the bes. Of tue Unit
ted States upcn ch ,he constitu ions OF C,n
t5sl American republics based; it produsei thoi
States, to, not admitting their plans and under
going their aOnins'ion, and at last, las: ",g,d then
country. Their work was tina ruin Of comayA.
| qua and the devast.un Of San Salvador. Ths
safety Of these States lying in their union the aosolu
lists well krew The necessity of bringing them under
foitgn vassalage and OF thIeaterug them with their
| weight Of their projects.
At this period than At any other the ipathy of
@ rsfy ssanst the North ss ATsssans No. can
sh Corsul, who, in tina name of his government ook
possession If Central American territory, the Illus
rious General Taylor, President of the United sta
wished 10 put end to such the
tlayton-Buiwer treaty was made. Who be ignorant
| Of or question the immense benefit Central Anne
r,ca derived from that measure--the only one
which circumstances then admitted of Wao de.
State Of Honduras is irdsbted for rec verpg the island
of Tge where the English had already raised the ban
nsr Of The United Kingdom There would be rich ma.
review only the most important facts Of the last few
years. but it beirg OF to pre.ent
purpose to speak CT the eratutous calum1ies with which
tie old conservative parties epdeavor to tarnish the
character of &c. era Walker and his ercan legion
Will bieak of hstori al reflections, and occupy
| selves with the last even: in Nicaragua.
The Boletn dc Gotta Ried ana the Gacesa 09iia, de
Guat malo pretend that the North Americans who are
as present Ia Niarsgua ought t, be driven out, be:use
they adyen,uels, and stin more, becanse nde
| enosrg gered by their presence.
This rash language, BY which the in rensivs in1abi-
ans Ct thai repuahc .h' sish to i've 10 pelca are to
speak hus not eny induced by the icea have been
able to form ourselves OF the rtv.lu OF Nicaragua
but also gut ed by the u6 1T m othsr pesols good
sanding In fact, IL that state had been Invaded 1t
is pretended, ard il Its indie aud religion
rut in dagger by the disorder and violence Of foreign in
vaaon Why does the venera ,te y. Hia.io heroocis,
Vice Regent Of the Bshcpl, OF Nicaragua. in bestowng
his praise the and order which, Ia consequ
q the occupation Granaaa the people now enjoy
MY corgratuates their government but also General
Wa Wa ker who achieved this great es 4: sprises & Why Il
and alicng character do the rec citizens ofGuatemaa
IN cespitc of their great distance, publicly and
CarTascoa The government Of NicarsauA and the Gene
raj who is at the head Of the hoeratlng sstly
why lite independence In danger, does General Caha
| mas constitutional Preticcnt Of Honduras, the
fiend an defeader Of epndence recognise the gv
OF Sencr Rvas and ccept the hor tendsed
| 10 him by the army under the command of Genera
Walker And il these arguments irresistible tho
other Ia OF no less weight tDat there IN patonsl govern
iuent in Nicaragua which acts in Its quality Central
Amer lean one, ard would feel griev, usly offended it
| suspected OF being trAitorous to the nation.
This much dec;isd invasion Of Nicaragua by tue North
Americans is therefore, but inyssye and cslumny
Of the aristocratic party. The North Americans who
In NcaIsgus acknowledge the government OF ST. d.
Pa,Icio Rivss and give respccabidy to the republican
laws, which were many times on the point Of disap-
pesrrg in the hands o! The conservative party who sigh
/ for Kings and monarch ee. General WalSer. making
known to be Mniser Of the United STATES his principles
ai projects, declares that he Ii democrat, and will
sihtaip in Central America, liberty and the rights OF
e people In his reply 70 the lustrous ST. Hilario
Heidoeia religious matters be declares that wthou
the aid of Iegous principles there cannot be good
sovHnert fer the fear OF sod II the BASIS OF ali social
political osganiza'ion and, moreover that he gmly
behaves the opinions IN defence Ct which he has
1 ftueh, In Nicaragua to be the icgi innate dedu,.
i tons OF The doctrines Of Saviour. AM
/ # the revolution in Nicaragua Ia the solution
Of all tce prcbltns 1t is sublime dee that 70 sush
| unexpected way liberty trunphs iu Granada, and
lite TO Central America, restoring the people to
Il full ssesalen Of their rights OF peace md order
that civil zaticn and national welfare may longer be
withheld from tho inhabitants OF this line country
Heretofore, parties continually destroyed each Other
ar generally Il was the liberals who snccumoed. The
cribs arivsd at last and at tina, important moent IL
thai North Americans soud come 10 the
sd OF iserty. The democratic party IL triumphant aud
s triumph IL the safeguard ef national irdeEepdcnce
they es;epced It sganst tte empire cf iturbde they
,avel it rom Domrguez in the fortress of 0moa, and
ihsx protecdd t against the attacks OF the arstocras
!