New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02
PRESIDENT CELMAN'S MANIFESTO
ur REFERS TO THE PROSPERITY" OF THE
ARGENTINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN THE INTERIOI


London. Aug. IA dispatch TO The Times
from Buenos AyTes states that President Neiinah
has issued manifesto 10 the people of the Ar
centine Republic After speaking Of the demand
for his resignation which was made by the lead
ers of the revolutionary movement the fres-
dent refers 10 the prosperity ana IDerN the
country enjoys under his rule. lie ignores 'he
gravity and what his own journal terms INC
bcrrorsr of the recent events in Buenos Ayres
The manifesto attributes the sole cause OF the
insurrecton to the insehsate ambition OF the
local party in BuenOS Ayrcs, which, 1t says
wished to impose itself upon the entire republic
while prosperity peace and security are repre-
sented by the Celman government
Even President Cclmans own party, the dlS-
patch saws. is aghast at the Presidents canous-
ness and his incOmpehensible and vain ignorance
of the real gravity of the situation.
The manifesto ends with an expression oil
eternal gratitude To the supporters OF the Presl-
dents authority, and adds that patriotic peo-
plc b e,ses them as the saviors Of the Governments
The Tin,es'sr dispatch says Financial chaos
and anarchy reign. bill postponing the pay
ment of bills one month has passed the Ch2mherS'
IL REQUIRES the Presidents Signature to become
law. Notaries refuse protest bills on the gronnd
of the existence OF state of siege Urea, pressure
il applicd to compel CeIman 70 resign. d.
on the Stock Exchange to-day AraentIIne I ~ ~
public securities dropped Per cohe. 5n.u'D+
cline was due TO general 1ccllhs Oh ulsunS'
as TO the permanence of peace III th't country
Rnenos Ayres Aug. 1.-Disorders continue III
the agricultural districts. lhe UrcaV oou'''D
Rosario Railway has been torn up III piaceS' Iroop'
have lecn dispatched To protect tIe "oIhIo"
ronairing the road. Traffic is suspended. Inc
Chambers are in session. Tie report thaU II ID
in,endcd 70 establish a forced currency Is denied
Exchange is falling. The gold premium Is ''''
City of Mexico, Aug. /. via Galves'on'-'eno
Mendoza. the Argentine Minister here, dchleS ''dt
there has been any revolution IN MS county ''''
s,vs that tie news of the alleged revolution was
;ny.or,ed in the I,nitcd States Scnor Mendoza
Vii icove bere for home next week. lie pica'!s
inhealtb as the reason for his departure put 40
is generally believed that he has Dcch rc4'e'c" -
his Government for lncOmpetency.
The latest cable dispatches from Bueno' Ayro' re-
nor: that though the revolutionary movement hau Sup
sided through an arrangement between tie rcOci' '
the Government the situation is critical III the 'Noo
fine Repubc because of its financial troubles fA'
tracts FROM letter sent from Bucnos AyrcN' TO inc
Paris newspaper "Le Temps and dated June ~
inst one month before the outbreak in the La pIaA
reg ons throws good deal of light upon the fedi si
OF things in the Argentine Republic, anu upon VIVA.
nav be expected now, after the apparent idil"ro Va
the attempted revolution. The letter 'dSN ai'o"e
o,,cr things: THE new Ministry, constituted ias'
has already given appreciablc results since the gou
n-cripn has gone down from the heights 10 when
en- -cnlati,n had pushed 1t. The Finance Minister
scnor Uriburl, is studying the sltnaroi' PreP'I'"e
pl,ns and opening negotiations with European baphcrs
for loan of 10000 900. His first act was l" ASK
from, Congress a law requiring tic payment in gold
of half of the Custom House duties. portion Of the
trading classes considered the Intellectual and
ln,np lrtunc The Minister compelled, IN order
10 onet this CPD POSITION u declare that there WIS no
other means 10 provide 70" the external debt Inc
n,tro,.,n OF every one revealed itself on that OCCASION
and the measure generally accepted. in III;
Chamber of Deputies, Minister Uribur dii not con
cea the fact that the greatest disorder was prevailing
in the administration Of the guarantee banks. lie
went even further, and revealed tlc existence OF
olaudestine issues of bonds and paper money but on
account Of the bad impression caused by such an
avowa the Minister tried 10 explain away MS words
Alas they had produced their effect and the Bourse
answered by an increase the price Of goli.
The popular believing in the disorder referred
TO by the Minister, as rgning in the Official admin
s;raton drift moIe and toward the opposition
ranks weary OF the inaction Of the executive power
which tOleIatcs the proongatiOn Of this lanent'bie
situation
Minister Uriburu seized upoa the first p,etcXt
10 hand IN his resignation. which was accompanied by
that Of the Minister Of Justice Dr. AlcOrtf With the
view OF reforming the foremost establishment u: credit
n that couGtry, the National Bank. the Elnance
Minister had asked the President of the Npuonc Tor
tie resignation Of senor Psceco. president The bank
TINS request refused the Minister gave Ms own
instead. the Bpurse responded b a Cf
twenty points in goli which reached 360. This wa,
terrible blow. senior Garoia app )intcd
Minister Of Finance Then, senator Ai,tobnlc
del Vale stated in a speech that there in crcult
tOn mach paper mOIey Illegally lssutd IN the hrst
DAYS OF Jnne and n, called for tle appointment O'
commission to examine the proofs he nid la his Pos
Session. The senate granted hi request. You can
icalizc what VIII be the effect produced By di.
e0vcry, showing officially that quantity OF pspr
money Of former Issue has be'p pnt back H. crcnl.
~
orders burn the money. The political ana eco
nomca life OF tis country is shaken up a. YOU see,
by succession Of events, the nature 0 when deicrs
any recstablishncnt Of public confidence. Com.
mercal transactions with Europe fee! the erect OF
The blow and more. ] could name many niIns
Th.se representatives, 20 back on the sam" steamer
which brought them 20 Inenos Ayres. beng airid oi
a situation which the friends Of the Government IN
CONSIDERABLY call the effect Of crisis Of prosperity