New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-30
MIR. BLAlNE's SOUTH AMERICAN POLICY.
MK. bLAINT > NVU TT n I''1'1'''7.'3' T IT
WAS TIE AMERICAN PRESS SUBSIDIZED BY CHILL
AN INTERVIEW WITH CHARLES ADAMS.
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CISCIxNATI, s pit. 29-Charles Adams, OF
Colorado to-day made the following statement concern
ING the motive of the attacks of the metropolitan papers
an Mr. blaine while he was Secretary OF state and since
was Minister 10 Bolivia" he said, in 1850, 1881 and
1852 when resigned and came home sun Keep UP II
cSpondcncc with friends IN South America ana WIN
tc execution Of Chilli the people OF the different E'puD
M are IA, xionsy praying the Of Mr. Blaine
in this country The invitation to an American Congress
at Washington is still the subject OF much nope.
Mr. Blancs idea Of arbitration In settlement
Of conflicts among American states was eagerly
accented, and they promised themselves much Sood
from closer American treaties which they expected 10 hr
one Of the results of the congress Nowhere dd M"
the pcopc 50 enthusiastic for the Monroe doctrine ~ IN
thc south American republics America for Americans
was the common salutation, and the subject Of many
speeches and much newspaper comment mt the Time t't
Mr. Blaine was Secretary of state. The Republic "i
Chill is of course hostile Mr Blaine, but although II
has gained much rcuovn in the late war; 1t Is sinai
country II has a sort o an idea to become In south
America what The United states is In the Northern Hem
.pherc and a one time considered itself strong enough
to 20 to war with n. and encouraged greatly not
only by English influence but even 10y our own %f'sS'
Evcry article published In the United 1ia'cs-
and at the time several of the Ncw-hoE ana
Hnston papcrs were flll of Mountaineering
our Navy ana prophcsy defeat in trouble occur
rcd was copied IN Chliln papers and the common people
naturally supposed We were weak ana allad, r,at,a
for hi, policy IN South America, how thcy accused @ w
irwin. in hiring about foreign war, aud all thhi SORT oi
etnU well chill lnd 10 pay high for H. Ny coclgn',
! hc brazilian Ministerial Ia Pa, who was Transferred
Ia that post from chill iu 1s-2, when thrar htuc'S
against Mr. Blaine appeared in the Mctwpolilnn pres
and were cNtrusitcl copied In tllian Journals tou W
ms matter of fact. and Vipl1i" no t"nldrnc" ~ loi
ing IT, scnur Godoi the then Minister OF thh ~ Nis''E
| ION. had drawn upon his Io'tlNn'hl Iui
! more than AiOOOO for IA" plrpo'c nl
! hruriug about such public opinion III
thc niicd States aa would stop further interference WIN
thoir affairs la South America. pon showing 'utPlho
nt this statement my friend added That th@ sln"W/ng
In the American press was matter o h"t"h ~ n ,l
tI,on and had been freely tUntiucutd uphh III un'''
,ito,a IInW Wcl -tiui Godui succeeded ia uli'l "l
! history The ShiphUul utc-tittn"n followed 'hn ll
urxcd nf Tcrunud ioNii what wan el, nhu me F"u"'
nf the ANNEXED districts sdtyd,d between Inc Lhf'h
| huulbnldofs aud the thiiliu Gpy'rnnrni' $500,
Sic Iitiuo wlill Nift been lfi ulrnr " ~ hH hp'
been nominated nt Ch,so Ihc dny nfi'r u" m"ninn
| H. opposition To- Nr Elaine in calling attention
| to the lnft,'s evident intention 10 capture
the South American trade and lollhWith the fnuo u'Wt
urot4 which had abused him before or trying ~ blns
about foreign war noN declared lhrir intention 10 ~
po.o hi4 election ou allie 81 prrauul grounds. mean
! ih, udru,ud.ut Republican I"WuIt Of h'Wh"ik hhl
| Bn4fun / need mot name th'm, ana th" question w.
rurp,t f. There Iuufh,r -ruut tUlUt IN the country
r,ituo up public upiuuu aud hoW uu'b i' s't hd' l"l
| tGr pufpuat 100 "
| Mf Ad,ms who f. lu educated German. aiya frnn -
! wouta Visit u Cincinnati iht ho b. convinced l" !"
whliom4 viii tc.du ul uIDu t"iu"r German Nu'i' ~
! Olo. who h..iu foo H'o iu th' i'"u Ia" rl"l''u"n
| against prohibitions