The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-23
TRA YELLING PRINCE,s Diary.

cided to take advantage Of the carly part OF the
season to visit Mexico, and then return to this
country, to see the Exhibition and to spend a
few weeks at some watering place. II Is thanks
to the two Mexlcans whom we have become ac-
quainted with here that this change In our plans
has been introduced. They assure us that, since
the retirement and death OF Prm, spaniards are
again received In Mexico with perfect friend
snip, and that In the short time We can give 70
TO this part OF our journey we could see hut
very little Of the South American republics. For
Mexico then and oil the more "a the two
gentlemen promise to serve us as clcerones.
The City Of Merida sails for Vera Cruz OF the
nth, so that we have TO leave az once for New
Orleans. am very sorry Tor II, as ! should have
liked to see more of this remarkable city OF
Chicago. II Is quite unique In its way. Com
mon, vulgar and immoral to its very core, yet
highly interesting az an object Of study OF
the American mind and American institutions.
Yesterday. for instance, we saw party Of Indian
AGENTS and Indian hunters, men through whom
the unhappy savages are supplied with poision-
Gus whiskey and firearms aud then provoked
to fight, and exterminated. Had time permit
ted me, j would have greatly liked TO push
toward the frontiers of the Indian territory, to
see for myself how the savages are dealt with.
II appears to me to be one OF the most decisive
proofs Of the superiority OF our race that we
have never treated the Indians as the English
once did, and the Americans still do. The
Spaniards have civilized and pacined them,
while the Anglo-Saxons exterminated them.
And they have still the cheek to call themselves
the greatest colonizers in the world
wanted also TO see the low quarters OF the
c'ty' more seems 10 DC a"hoIe street. nere'
some Two mics long, ana containing ho'hlns
out houses OF prostitution, gamohnR uens' anu
or'nA"g piaces' anu 'n's h"' III so'ne Instant
suou'o, ou' r'Hnt III 'ne eeptre Oh Tue o"S' ies
'eruN T. anu NJ went ou' ior "alh' anu nau
panuol" gwen 10 tne'h III tue s"ee" ahnounc-
ing tna' III sucn anu sucn pi"oe great roNoiu-
u0hary meeting "oulu taAe pace lucy went
tnere auo lounu o's kanp""s "ouse hesnS
opened Inc announcement "as "ero oatcn'
IL GOES DOT seem pS any means s"e 70 lrc'
queht thls SORT Oh piaces' Inc ponce are utter
W po"eriess' ana everybody mas 10 protect MS
HE ana pocket as oes' Ne can. newcomers are III
eeheioi use anu are carrieu III aspec'ai POCKET
I'D tue oack Oh tue trousers our party u IarRe
enough not 10 apprehend any serious acc'ueht'
ana "o would nave gone throuRn AL these nests
Oh vice anu CRIME hau we nearu Vi them sooher'
Inc JUDGE VINO came TINS morning 10 o'u US
COCO pye' gave US aou''ohal Information on tue
state OF puohc mornls Ill tnis CIV put sa'u'
however, that We heeo not DO hfaiu Oh having
missed the ehance OF seeing gambling ana dis
grocery houses elsewhere he saiu there were
plenty OF them IN every large CITY, anu that
those OF new fofk were eohdueted III sun
inner ttSle tuah tnOse oil Ohicago' Ihe Judge
h4u uhuer MS arm large oSsAet Oh sTa"pei
fes 'or nv iah''y ana .he picture ne presented
WINE eooily uescrlpihe tue morai cohuiuons OF
ms american Souoh Is one tnat snaii never
iorRet'
we arrived yesterday IN the capital Of LOUISIANA
wn'ch N"poIeoh was stupiu ana uhpaulouc
enough TO ailowt 10 De Sod Ihe Journey here'
lhouRn very tresohe' was OF great interest,"
me scenery Oh tue 'aheS Vi tne mississippi was
OF eA"aofu'nar' ho'e'S 10 al Vi us. mere ano
'nere our owes met a 'ahusc"pe renilnu'hR US OF
the most uesoiate portions OF Castle' WINE
hundred m'es iurther on we ieit ourselves
transported 10 Andaias'a. Ana In the intervals
oi 'hese iati'ii'r DIS Oh scenery come tnou-
sahus OF views IN "hich everything was new
tue immense r'er' tne negro popuiauon' their
"oouen NUTS ."e aiiiHa'o'S III the na'shes' thS
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types Oh our ieiiow traVel'ers' ana thonsands OF
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