The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-28
have taUsht much. 10 opinion learnt very
lht'e or nothing.

have rsht m much 10 our opinion We have learnt very
the wboie Of Central America "a very vulnera ,ls,
Ncasssua, which is its heart Ia thrice so. Two long
shat has b, en- dons2 chat has been atained1 Nothing
and would 10 Goa prove bal nothing
be questions which are being agated are questions OF
life and ceath for each and for sl Of Tine and
svents Oenusl america with terrible JaDidy.
Not being able 70 pde ourselves upon takiog the attitude
that have rather adopted the iDdier Of tho t
oeause the resignation Of the martyr far 700 hesocA
for us.
Great Britain and the United States assuming authority
absolute tribunal 10 Judge give sentence what
belongs only to alone discussing tns moment
The due ION of the ridiculous Mosq monarchy the
posses lon Of the Hondursn Bay sands-the limit, be
tween C0sta RIGA and Ncaragua-tbe liberty, neutrality
monopolizaon Of the Central nercan tshmus Is DOT
this the mort propitoue moment for Central Ane oa 10
orerfnt itsef uipd and reclaim ie rghe, spssinag
them with dignity even should succumo be ore the de-
OF power, but doing honorably and not With that
pccm be silepce which makes il appear worthy OF
is unfortunate dessin,
Greet Britain yrited sates in their dissension,
mutual egosm heir rivalry and strnRsla for
ponderance would perhaps accord to debility rather
Than to our just claims, whs. pride viii not permit
them to concede each other Our recla nations,
shhough respectful, supDored by the fruness
the conscience OF our righs gves us, would
pot powers might Fke~ise interfere ~h the CUES
nop, listening 70 soic'ude, and might yell trust
that poong by the crca nsta ces and universal interest
Of the pterocesnic lines those unfortunate qn>si~ could be
for all settled By guaranteeing political inpen
dence, he dksoiut, liberty Of commn7,co> beoR the
tco seas, the projected nufrolv u kST redtde nesghDor
h,ods, and The future Of ne actual posssors Of Central
Arsyicd.
is The policy Of action, 10 the logic OF facts that ~e
wsn, snd the sterile quAct cry which makes vain and
kills at the time lis rupture with all that evil
in thu part and the Initiation Of fixed oresee
ing march Il Is not enough hat Gotta RIGA, like ad
vanced sentinel daring than strong, be glazed
upon the river TO give to fibusterism her cry Of
bait, and to die, pecessary 81 the foot of her stau
dsid IL s most urgent and indispensable TO
organize NicayaRus In ioid and stable way, by
giving support 10 all honest men, 10 whatever party
they may belong, and not meaply 10 kmporze with those
who under the shadow Of q political banner. nothing
but The eyecutoners and destroy Of their country
obligation 70 approach each o,her 70 unite and 70
understand each other not To deliver chance the
lives Of two milons OF human beings
The OF the United States, whilst reprovhg the
criminal conduct of the sangunary Ec0uge Mica
rsgua 10 be on the watch against invasion
Y IT'D which We are threatened.
II the Lessons received through a Baptism of tears
and blood are 60 soon ergotten We DO not sen 70 the
voice OF which cTies 10 us from every sde II
indulge in inacton and the spirt Of locality party and
individu p svah Amongst all great
and questions then 10 but Just 10 give the last farewell
hope, and to confess that there manifest destny
which condemns us to premature, but deserved deaih
DIED,
on copgestive fever, on board the steamer PAnsms
whilst anchor ut Punta Arenas, the 7h OF july VII
liam McCrscsen, Esq, OF 81 Louis, Missouri. Mr. No.
Cracken had been lately appointed Uned States Consul
the port of Ia Union, Republic Of Salvador ami went
IN the Papsms TO enter the duties OF hts Office, but
taken III In few days aer his arrival, and compelled 70
return in the Panama His remains deposited In the
burial ground at Punta Arenas.