New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
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The feeling upon the part of the people
against the military every day gaining ground and az
last there is great probability that we have seen the
last OF military Presidents The South Of Peru has
always bccnhe hot bed Of military pronunciamenoa and
as matter OF consequence, has been great sufferer.
The people at last awake the evils that have been
dealt hem and they have raised united voice in favor OF
constitutional government In their appeal they elite tie
United States who chose Lincoln the rasplltter for the
chiefmagstracy OF tile Republic; Jnarez in Mexico;
Ecuador; Perez in Chll; while the Republics OF Peru
Bolivia, and Colombia, with Military Presidents are In
continual revolutions and anarchy. The former enjoy
internal peace and prosperity; Peru must follow
their example and elect men htted by education and
higtoned patriotism TO direct her future destnes ne
military have been tried and were not equal TO the task
they must once Tor az be dsealded ana nc future OF le
Republic placed IN the haids OF hoheht ana nteEeht
To accomplish this end the names OF Dr. Ureta the
Attorney General Of Peru, is offered for the Presidency
and Dr. Costus as First Vice President The nisnaned
probably one OF the most able lnrsts IN Peru, ana
Tremendous worker, firm and answering III his duy
Dr. Costa true patriot and an ardent admlrer OF prog
OF the United States las made the causes which led
would be practicable 20 apply the same In the govern
ment Of Peru As political economist he has no equal
I'm Peru. The elevation Of DIS Crcta and COstas 10 the
Presidential chairs would open rev era OF prosperity
and once upon the rght road they wonld not be Whhg
the moro respectable class IN Lima how It has been
received in the North have not yet had adVice but
whether Lima the North accept 1t or not Will make
difference, the South II united, being able 10 elect IT,
The tempest i'm teapot that was attempted to be got
up in tins warlke city Of ima against the United states
and IT'S Gen Hoyey has died outfor
the OF somebody To take notice Of IT, This contempt
OF their vapOTng has compelled Gen HOycys enemies 10
drop the subject II will probably be revived when the
United states demands settlement Of accounts ior acts
OF violence committed dunug the late revolution upon
the persons and property Of American citizens Although
al the rest Of the Diplomatic Corps have recognized the
new Government the United States have not deemed
proper 10 do So and think very pIudeutly rs II but
lacks few months for the establishment OF the first
Government Peru that has really been elected by the
people all the previous ones having been mere faces OF
elections conducted by the Projects
The alliance OF tie South American Republics is 10 he
maintained, but upon broader aud nrmcr basis. Peru
took In the alliance and, having borne the brunt
and the expense OF the whole il determined that the
good work shall stln 70 on, but under modified ana
equitable form The fears that have been expressed ~
the Chans, that the alliance would be broken by the
late successful rcyouuonis we're partly right The oi
ance as IL has existed exist longer II has TO he
remOdeled and E this determination Peru viii assume
an attitude and tone that will have 20 be fairly and
squarely by Chill. Hero the grounds upon which
Peru Will demand Of Chill explanation of her conduct
when the matter s brought UP for reconsideration -
Washin gtOn's Birthday was duly celebrated here. Tie
pcTuy squadron AL dccked cut with ag and at
fired salute Of II guns ia honor Of the Father o
his country.
The large number Of troops that stationed In LAMA
was looked upon with much favor by the people and
the Government has very wisely sent four regiments Ia
ChOrus, and thus relieved the city o the pIcscucc oi
such large number Of unwelcomc guests.