The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-20
Oar Paris Correspondence.

lnrcoistd and his GREET Rsrenge- WHO'S Belll?
There is Nemesis in all things small and great;
and when Jo White and the illitera,e steamboat
Commodores OF New York elevated their nasal or
gans, and pooh-poOhed our old and valued friend
'Jose dc Marcole;a, Minister Plenipotentiary from
Nicaragua they little dreamed what they were
laying up for themselves against his day Of wrath.
Every expression Of their scorn and every nantes
tation of their contempt sunk deep in that fiery
Csstlian's soul, who like the great Bruce, deter.
mined to bear oil patiently and "bide the time''
when, by crushing blow, he could smite
his enemies into the dust. And now the day
Of retrbution has come, and White, and Vanderbilt.
and the whole pack OF Nicarsguan schemers-the
carton Of enterpIse-lie quiverng az his feet
AZ yet they only know the instruments Of their an.
nihaton.-,he Frcnchman with the funny name
Bot The genius that planned their overthrow. and
the firm hand which directed the weapon with
deadly skill and purpose straight az their throats
these were Marcoleta's alone. And when the Ia.
mented. but not altogether prcscient Webster. aud
that tresome old woman Everett in the plentitnde
Of their power and cODceit, snubbed the Minister
from Nicaragua, aud in a foolhardy moment sent
him packing little did they contemplate the conse.
queDces which would follow on their iemerity; for
the reused Achilles Of the Isthmns socks no
partial revenge. His great wrath Is only 10 he an
peasod by the slaughter of Ell his foes Not coren,
with Wrestling the keys Of the Transit forever from
the Kilkenny Commodore, and leaving Their, 20 the
panrs Of hopeless despair he crowns bis triumph by
fatal blow against American policy on the 18TH
mns- disposinr at once OF Monroe doctrines and
Yrsari treaties and all the involved web Of AMER.
can diplomacy in that part Of the world. BE- one
bold move on the political ohessboard and with more
than Morphyian skill. he has placed the Nicararuan
and Costa Ricau pssns under the powerful guar.
dianship OF Ensands yneeo, sardina.s
king, and the knave of Francel The en-
bematic eagle Of the American Onion that was TO
flap lis powerful pnoDs and utter its defiant shrek
over the fair fields Of tropical America draws hack
with dropping plurnes from the unequal struggle
That long Threatened European Intervention in
American aairs. forcsecn by cur fathers a1d dread
cd by their descendants, has taken practical form
and assumed present reality under the puissant
guidance Of the Castsn Metternicb. Little did
you dream, when You had him in your midst and
when yOu tainted him. and ieered him, and poked
innurnerable sticks into his placid sides that the
very Sampson Of political combinations was there.
and that the patient and uncomrlainng representa-
tive Of Nicaraguan sovereignty really the man
Of fate and the aThter of your destinies Wicked
and unbelicying generation
But because write fgura,vely, do not suppose me
lacking ~ carnestness. This IS no joking matter.
has been most thrown forward in these late Central
American complications, is no. of much account
He IL simply an ordinary Gaul OF the genus cheva.
ner. species dindusfrie; Partisan peDnya.liner.
picking up odd sous by scrbbling for the FGvs news.
paper during the day. and by assisting the clique NJ
the Odeon in the evening The only thing that he
ever did TO distinguish himself in any other direc
ton 10 write an article for the Revue Confer,-
porop Uor the publication Of which sat respecta.
BILE periodical gained credit, in viii n the rels
tions Of the United States with Spanish. America
was discussed from highly original point Of view
need not explain how Belly proved that
on the Independence Of the ansrchical Spanish re-
publics depend The future welfare Of the American
continent; that in them alone existed the elements
Of law. religion, and civilization, all OF which were
threatened with total determination by the "VandaIs
Of Anglo Saxon origin. who had fastened themselves
on the soil Of the United States" need not repoat
with what apostolic fervor he urged the Powers of 4
Europe on The high grounds of sympathy and moral.
ity, 90 interfere In behalf Of the people Of our own
race and religion in Mexico aud Central America |
and 90 set bounds and metos around that "unhoiy /
49, epation Of r0bbor States which called itself \
nation, and assumes 10 control The deslnies Of the
New World ="
IL wa fortunate das for 2eily when De found
ort Nscoaia, me iitatirc bis great revenge ~ IN.
rtiie,er ~ Tie isge ArCole. The rnssi,s intclli.
gtncc 81 the latter detected IN The ciaQupyr the IN
sirur eri Of his fierce purpose-thc ass Jaw bone.
sermon F, % bes. cat To brsiIs OF .