The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-27
ne FUTURE OF rHE AMERICAN ETFRdUS.
Central American Views OF Nicaragua
and Manifest Destiny.

Central American Views Of Nicaragua
and Manifest Destiny.
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Anglo French Recognition Of an Ame-
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SPANISH AMERICAN CONGRESS IN COSTA RIGA,
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OF Nicaragua
Uranslated for the Nsw Yoxh HERALD, fron the Tele
graphic Of 6ranads, Of Nay Fl
YaE QUESTION sTATED-IMMEDiATE ACTION RE-
QUlRsD.
What will DO the measures taken by the allies in order
y SECURE ne future peace and prosperity OF Central Anne
engages the thoughts and attention of all those who
thpk At all upon .he future destiny Of their country.
Thare does exist who did not behold with most
aaxions feelings the presence of Walker n the public
YA OF Rivss, there putting defiance all the combined
s:s :. alarm M vhioS an "a H. we're hem nn1sea move
every body asking tho question Wha 10 TO become OF
The moment this point Of agreement Is removed when
pOth0g7"
These are question. which the several governments
10 have considered beforehand, 80 as to be
Abe 70 make good use Of the opportunity presented
Tor arranging all interests and securing he Independence
u NE oo.nry the abusters should have been
Artven away.
Ws insist upon what we have already before advanced
VI winch all the great in erests Of the nation
ought TO be debated settled. eor the sae
We Of opinion that IL the 70, the allies 10
ssssme serious attuds no that they ought act
determination ana plain dealing, IN order 10 secure
car interests definitely and promptly nne presses one
i've excellent opportunity which perhaps may never
Again occur, equally propoas - the present one Is, Tor
consolidating me nationality Of Ceatrsi America.
WHAT UOsrA RIGA AND GUATEMALA SHALL DO.
The yocshr of Nicaragua meni ing their brains
Win INQUIRY INTO The probable turns affairs will take in this
AAteat A Ia that ma hxQP In
Dg about the line OF conduct which ought To DO pur
voed 10 for ourselves proper position in
xha coming criss At moment they surrender the
~ At discretion and Internationally TO TIE Costa R,cans
This, then, 10 the Question W be solved, whose
~e.sn. po~e, they LOOK upon, as formidable Al
trakd ambition Of GuaIemala and oer the chief power
h this country 70 any one who they imagine aspres
nfser IT,
Az for ourselves politicians and yet for all that
nom thinking and meditating upon the
nj witch awaits US, and fate which may meet Win
We 81 not be guilty of doing much Injustice Costa
xA believe that her heroic and noble sacrifices 10
sence q our INDEPENDENCE have been las issted by the
ykTy view Of reapDg advantage TO herself from I'M
jOrpopats situation just rs like, do we imagine mat
Guatemala has been Ing with The view Of acquiring
yy~er hcb would be burdensoue 10 her. BIT We Ger
Ainy do believe mat Of these states has deep
Urgent Interest ong the general pea and
Of ought TO exert theuseives to destroy
he e.rm Of change and revolution hch for
hog time been the Victims and wbi n at the present
has 60 near involving In ruin te other States
sf Ger America, namely How ths desirable object
10 be attaiped9'
rHR ALLIED TROOPS MUST GARRISON NICARAGUA.
Nov that the Hloueters gpomoiously driven
sway out of the public plaza of Rvxs will the aes march
~ heir troops and lea prey to our own domestic
&osDes9 Or on toe other hand will they re main win
troops until shall have semensed durable peace
% tond ioupoaiionsf
A, REGARDS the inquiry, believe that the allied
govern Will 6e willing that those lsnentable
eserents of decord which the OF handing
sve- dhbusers, should continue 10 exist among
ssn I'M, me- :, sur Of ssunoo and 9ccrd realms
~ old vitality sould be 70 abandon the country TO ali the
Of civil war, which the presence of the dhoustcr,
Tho common enemy and the allied forces coming TO our
sssr,anoe b I'd for time exiipgushed
As TO what respects the second inquiry, namely,
~ until a durable peace shall have been
pseSed- douot that Ia what the allied governments
VII 90 hut then under these circumstances, would
pqu.ref the pera,pg or the allies should remain
% ne country, VIII be their mission add their en-
pic, menp Will be attempted by means OF them 70 erect
powerful party upon ruins Of the other parties, or
WIN TIE ensea be made 10 bring about the long wished
fusion OF ali pates oy means Of the smagamaion OF
M heir dpcordsnt elements and members2
NICARAGUA ON The noRks OF pILEMhA.
The former these projects, II acted upou would be
Behher nor less than arriving al the sans results
vorit follow the withdrawal of the allied troops For
ne siviog OF power 20 one party by putting
down smother party, would be building up peace
rcaruonary principles still Substituting, ready sooner
or Aier 10 break again. and perhaps with greater
fury Than eve thus planning me country an INTO me
AApd. shat have We 10 say a. to the protest amaga
mating Opposing parties project so much Wanted OF
q aualsamslion a visionary and utopian idea II
b one which mot at ell prscucable
70 senp to unite too psrties which have been wagng
var 70 the Knife against other for three loo years
parscs which 10 their hatred ana revenge have spared
no hateful aud unjust 70 nurt each other
10 epdeavor 10 abhrh mony and concord bet two
suc political parties opposed 10 each other, animated ey
rvch butter ieconcileabe imenss toward. each
eer ~nch before the invasion never could be recon
Gid even by he personal reconciliation OF their CHIEFS
10 n such thing ", cay, TO atemh an utter i'm
po-s,n,By rhe vain enorrs ms6e by Walker ct Granada
l. l.ia
vards made, N the sane view, Leon, are sunhcient
proofs Of the Justice Of assertion
A CENTRAL AMERICAN rRorEoroRArE RE ONLY
RESORT.
Inc union Of two parties both Of which are stained
with tho blood OF each ober Ia rot 70 be brought about
BY treaty nor by conventions or meeungs nor by any
,csmal political smAgamation. II can only DO the stow
yori Of many long years Of peace, auriag when time
nes int, - u mnst arise ideas be enaered,
ard above ali the of must thoroughly blot out
be very bloody vestiges yet remsinng OF civil war
ht therefore, our firm belief that The only means o.
meeting and preventing the many difficulties which
surrcund Va, that the four governments OF
cspua America should establish without delay 10 Ncara
Qua Jycrn mept OF they, the allies SHOULD cons
p,e a. acting puty--a go-ernment composed VI such
men tsnted with the bansful spirit OF party
No sgrii vbcu has been the ln Of ou' country. Let
m, a, ,sp over a, rovsrnment Wi n viii extend 1,
s-s bey The conhaes of Leon aud anaha,
20 eminent which will wholly devote itself 10 the elor
q securing Independence and OF reprossing with
s,ons arm all yoioal as Aiors, whatever may DO the
puypsrs complexion Of their political professions and
Win he noble character of mpara Nv will be able
and The Time 10 concisse end draF uoon ecn
he respect conlderoe Of all the people Of Nicaragua
A rEpEsAL aovkRaESr TUE GREAT HOPE
We put trth ttis IDEA % ours, IN supposinoo Of me
svsut that the cen raizsu Of power in Central America
mar be able Immediately carrisd into execution
this great successfully carried into prsc
uos would hot then be nscs%ary 70 direct our attention
wholly particular condition and prospects OF Ncaa
rua, for general govern neut, drmy established would
drAw into H. osn vortex all nd vidusl factions and pow
and soula prevent them from conflicting and csshns
With each other. II would extinguish them All ~
fuspt tOsot
causing them the proper time 10 unite tn pro
moope the common good and In advancing The general
welfare Of the nation
We be permitted in conciuson 70 reserste and en-
force the proposition. this here proposed
Tho only BY which the ipde pendeuce Of Ccnral
America can be secured because general national gov