New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-25

THE RECENT PRESIDENTIAL ELEcTIoN-coRoyA
AND ESCOBEDO SUPPORTING JCAREZ-PREs.
EMIT CONDITION OF POLITICAL PAsClEs--
WILD PRoJRCTs-DEATu OF MR. BARKoS.
From Our Special Correspondent
CITY OF MEXICO September D. 1881,
The elections have taken place, and TIE re-
suit In this district from which alone the rotulns lave
been received leave the affair In quite as great muds
before Both the Juarez party aud his orposrs calm
a victory though the figures would seem 10 INDICATE 0
decided opposition to Juarezs platform. In i92 prcc!nes
the returns s votes against the CoDyooaogo old
s9sa In favor OF IT, But under the system DDTsuedn
Mexico, OF choosing unplcdged electors To VOC iof
several officers be elected outsider fotn no JUST
what may be the effect OF official Influences N deeii.
ing his final and decisive vote. The present govern lee}
satisfied aDd-from what we know of Mexican claracist
cannot but feel that probably uey bd'e Suheieat
think that the popular vote il Intended tO sustain JuaeS
but II is unquesonably true that large ma5oy y
the intelligent and educated classes are strongly OPea
Cen Carcra IN the Central and Western States BY
the powerful and influential chief LOzado, took ne ~?
exercise an almost despOtc sway Ia their SECTIONS I'D
EscobedO in the North lcHdng tie whole ~ her r
huence and weight TO the cause OF Jnarez We the esi:
ing men Of the sections OF the East aud South almost III
Of them beng young and ambitious, are lending ttis
tain that the popular vote will decide nothI and -:
final result will entirely depend upon the hhuuaiS.d
classes Of influence that can DO brought 10 heaF MON ~
moment This indeed, is the great delendeAcr ~
strength Those OF the old Conservative l@iiy
not compromised by allusiOn To tie late lnltsli
Government. are at present aiding the opposHon, =
against Juarez while the MOUho Church party, tAeg
are doing anything working 40 quietly ~ "a lraft
an Undetermined question on which side tner lLhueis
will fall They playing deep game, and shotd
be at all surprised If it resulted 10 IL hoiails
balance OF power; IL so, JuaTczs chance nom leat
indications, is very slim. though. to speak candly
man can prOgnoscae the changes In tie weather III III
cline A few weeks will decide the question.
You need not ba surprised your market Ia oTerfna
with Mexican projects during the next season - Y
are any number Of agents OF American companies H.
asking concessions OF kind or another some ~
their schemes OF which have heard axe IA tiel.se
really good, and would prove capital Investment
most OF them are the Widest sort Of Wlldcat UlpNn.
takucs have been told that there are no teWer t4sa
3so anpcaons before the Minister o. F0meuto "r Con-
ce,sons and that nearly 300 Of tAem are Made ~ etr
sentatyes OF American companies.
The death OF Mr. Eustace Barron tie head III tno ce
clearinghouse Of Barron. Forbes Co.. Whieh occur.
nearly three weeks ago. has Inflicted blow upon ~ ~, :
camille and public enterprises, which ls btdAl 70 =
seriously felt. Aside from his personal merits, Re |s
"par excelle nee the patron ot all the panhe mp't-
ments OF the country and very few small traders cif ~
OF the capital the interior, can claim 10 nave psen
tirely free and independent ~ his a-slanto bIs es
poor have been tho greatest losers by El' a, vs. ~
Estimated that at least 6OJ persons helo he @1I
recipients OF his bounty.