The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-08-15

REPORTS from Mexico indicate a rapid
development of auti-Americsn feeling In
that SISTER Republic" The Mexican theory
is that Disz is playing into the hands of
Grant, and that the game when played out
will completely Ysnkeeize Mexico. The
rumor of General Grants death when 1t
reached Monterey occasioned such expires
sions as Thank God" and the like. Tee
views of signor Muris, editor 7of the Ia
Rerista, said to be one of the ablest anti
Diaz journalists in the Republic are quoted
as evidence that Diaz is q traitor and
that his purpose is to turn Mexico over to
the Yankees We quote as follows:
The scheme Of Diaz, Grant and their accomplices
IS ''tO make the people organize revolution and
rebel. and then the American railroad magnates
win call on the Government at Washington for
armies to defend their interests. The
armies will be sent here and will be re-
sisted. The United States has more men and
morey, and will eventually succeed. and the
absorption OF Mexico viii follow. That is the plan
of Grant and Diaz, and that is the relson we hate
both. IT is almost death to US on either hand.
If we allow Disz to assume the Presidency he,
with the aid of a subservient Congress 'elecsed'
according to his wishes, Will grant everything OF
value in the country to the railroad m0nopo-
lists in four years. and if we resist him we
viii have American army of invasion
here in a month" Senior MuFis refused
20 accept the theory that the United States
have already about sll the territory they
care for II the treaty went into force every town
and hamlet would soon be full Ct American
traders breaking down Mexican trade, fomelting
instruction and seheming for annexation. The
% - I'D
seek 10 have soae kind Of sn excuse for declaring
war. Besides, the Yankee greed Is Unsuitable and
If you gave them the whole eOntinen. OF America
for a farm, thsy would want the West india isles
for flower garden"
Senior Muris evidently is no sloush, when
he looks manifest destiny in the eye and
settles down TO the work OF telling his
countrymen the result OF his investigations
The Yankees DO not want to possess Mexico
lust at present, in fact, Mexico may
be permitted to exist a half CEN
fury longer rs an Independent Re
public provided she behaves herself;
but in the near future, rs the aga OF Nations
is calculated, Mexico will be absorbed. When
the population of the United States reaches
100000, 600, thousands will slop over" into
Mexico. They will Americanizs the country.
There win be schools and colleges, telegraphs,
telephones, electric lights, railroads and street
railways, etc, to the end OF the chapter.
No power on earth can arrest the logic of
events The death of Disz or Grant will not
change the situation in the least. Northern
enterprise and Anglo Saxon greed will solve
all the problems. The drift is southwark,
and il will grow in strength ss the years roll
o. Mexico is e goodiy land. On its table
lands, from 8 600 to 1000 feet above the level
OF the sea, all the fruits and grains OF TIE tenn
perate zone can be produced; on the lOE
lands tropical fruits grow to perfection. Stch
land is to be rescued from semi-barbsrism
and it is the mission OF the Yankees to
DO the work.