Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-19

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JRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 10. 1851
:. NICARA0UA---WALKER.
Thsrs j. . s;gaiaeance in the cnthu.
iAtie rIcektiM AGlwlcrcilxtchded
70 Gen. William Walker, on his tout
from New Orleans to Washington. I'D
iN0s4ed spNs ike = suAqusssdgsi&ro
returned from successful campaigns,
than "a an cxiled President and cont
mAnder-in.c chief Of Nicaragua, driven
out as b f'lib&tsA through Englisl,
intrigue and yana!s5bIls gold. lie i
met BY Committees, aud toasted 49,
Je!ed - though he werc..a Napoleon OF
. scott. This manifestation of feeling
is the Pheho.6dnSof a deeasnd abiding
confidence in the purpose, and LIBERAL,
~ oGdesign which governed Walker ID
his efforts TO -esnsneiPatc Central
Auseacs 'from the bafbarifc. condition
1t hss assumed under the sway of :. ,h4
Spsnish American race. In common
with the Spanish mind everyxhsre, tAd
inhabitants Of Central America had
continually degese+at,sa ffom a hiyli
tonsd-'hisaafy; ihts a1sthss;f;sseft;sc; mass
o. humanity asS H. mixing with IYdian and
Negro blood. aud defending in the seal. {,
-of Civilization until tile lowest deet bt
ignorance, Incidence aud stupidity
have been attained, possible outside Of
Savage life. Walker found Nicaragua
" nest OF Kilkenny eats, lie was invi1
,Asih%aViSiGiAS' tSlN'SSavgss l&lni 's.,'
control ofthe GOVERNMENT Rivia;; was
IT. 1frst' President and after Vanderbilt
a1hsks'KAslisk liAd bohslhs hh,f NJ,
to bctrsy his party and his government,
Walker WAS elected u. an his pinrc.
As President Of Nicaragua, Walker
should havshad the -noal support Of
this government and the sympathy of
oil our people. Our commercial inter-
csts demanded such course, as OK
pcdicnt and just. 1t WAS an entcriag
wedge Of American influence, which, il
driven home by the moral power Of the
United States, would have converted
Central America into one Of the. strong
est allies of this Country, in the cstab
lishmcnt of Commercial dcpots and
Transit Routes, that would have sccu
red to this Country almost an exclusive,
monopoly of the Commerce Of that
region. BY the mistake Of the lat,
Administration this golden opportuni
ty was lost for Che present, for by il
Vanderbilt and the English were en-
Outraged to carry on their plans Of
cxpelling Walker. anderbilt In,
earned name Of no enyiabIc repown
IN. his .scandalous warfare asains
american interests in Nicaragua. IL.
/" looked upon with unmistakahl,
aversion by every class Of our citizens
heretofore friendly to the spread o
n'e &c. .,. institutions upon thjf coatipesntt
feat, ~ kossuthr was .a.l.xo aiaer hi,
government wssvseq,fished. qhe fca
son is that both were laborigg to sc,
cure the establishment of free institu-
tons, and the expulsion Of tyranny
and cruelty. Both have failed, but
they failed aEtes Tremendous struggles
against featAI odds and N d liofoit
cause. They did not saceee4, but they
shoxeAnthe world what, neeIeqsp do
battling for the eansc Of liberty and
progress."o Walker made mistakes. u
this we make no question. But by wha,
was he sustained lie had not \ list Of
vol educated military officers to exc
cpte the plans he fovmed, and the mis-.
takes that occurred were less his. fault,
than that Of his ignorant and incompe,
tent otlisen. q In shAL u sreatc al
armyn FeNspae,' AMI military osQe'p
mIenth. xah. = hostile fae hanging uaeH
his footsteps,iapd,givGg him constant
employment in the field. His'veorusss
were raw and sisep "a asaav ennsss,
but . they they fought rlA.a. bravery thai
toadsN their birth place. and Of tht
energy found onlyin ffetrtftGt.. dWhat
Walker may accomplish BY. his visit 70
ths Country, We osaaes p,eaitts bat
this much. We venture 20 afissm, Ass
ons'aamlliaation with Eaglsatloa. the
Dsllas Tasaay, is likely soon to prepare
the way for YhkEAN,elY return to
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Thing, look !ss, So e sB@s lAt' the
entangNmRntsa assnsne,-a q, warlike as
psesssssy day. Tho Monroe tsSctr4Ne'
u about to be >sssgds> Wet it come.
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