New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-17

civil war and ON the other side, order and peace.
Moreover II 1t Is proved that the President mas vo
lated the Constitution and that he has been suiiV w
his abuses and encroachments OF grave iaui'e ~ o-'
exercise OF his powers why is IL that the socaieu ma
jority Of Congress, or In It's place, the coni -,
CONSERVATORY have not set up at once an ac' VI ~,
peachnent stating their charges against the EAooa
and hls ministers in order 70 be prepared to institute
criminal suit against them in accordance WIN 'no
provisions of tho Constitution x.ao
at viii be answered that the proceeding we h"so
inst suggested would have been TOO diiaoofy ~
compIicate because ii would have been necessais -
comply with all formates ordained by the Cohsu.",
lion and to wait for the outcome Of the prosecutor
Oh such had been ordered by the sena1e) W 'o"' "
! final solution of the pending conflict
9On the other hand, before the adjournmenU VI
Congress the members of the Coalition still had tne
rlght TO speak In TIE name OF the people. Ihcy oo
attack and nterpellate the Government as mandaelo
of the Nation They could nourlsh the hope Oh oons
| back en- masse TO Congress, consecraeu Wy " vp A.
Suffrage and armed with the force OF their reh'' "
| summon the lmperyious President. In the naino Vi
| the sovereign people, to submit or to resign
q But the Coalition has thought best to exhausS
It's efforts in acting with noisy turbulence, III re
| obstacles and difficulties OF all Rinas " wy ,s,ssIv
course of the Government, during the tine 49,
assigned To them by the Constitution 10 sho" '"o,'
WISDOM foresight and patriotism, BY actiVoS
| ing with their learning and their mcasuoo " f'
| mote the general development OF the country y"
! more broad and solid basis Lions M,
Thus 1t is only after the close OF tne SesS'On
| Congress, and when they were in place 10 Iuueo
- th crrrepts NJ nublic opinion, and by the eous'
| talen nv the electoral inscriptions and the uisPoe
tions of the Electoral Convention, carried hioo cno
Inc the way I'm accordance with the provisions oi 'io
new Electoral bill voted in the late Oonsro'o ~
Opposition itself, with view to'secuie tne
its MaechiavelIan plans that the Coalition mas az r.
|
cVnectaSns about ire results of the eleetlonS !"
only then that the ringeaaesd u Nv the people and
the Immense majority OF the NatioH thrSw off the
| Of the Presidential policy deciue " ''i'
But it IS easy to that II the pa a,ncS as
hold IL Is also unskilfu and iadvlsed @mtIneerS
h 'onnosition on assuming the part OF nulnioeao
nave not ceased to address the people NJ t9 from NAM
oi 1 goInf Of view they have lost every rlghS "
the tito of representatives of the Nato' bune ont
sress is no longer In session, ana DeeaS Ultimate
awed themselves by revolving against te Se paee
authorities of the country, NoSoni will TO seats In
| among those elected by the NaVi'HNi WI" ~
@The proof that the Nation e0eI n and The army
with the rebellion Is that the peoPe; r., anu
t ms the ships that the promoters oi ev Nv nnrDrse
movement have not succeedea IN c "a he Ioyernment
nays ON the other hand the Coalition uniGd ye
nag OF rebellion more than ttee hsmIet las declared
for the rebels ua oonc,us,ve proof of the
Another eioqG GenStr Su toward the men and the
nnes proclaimed by the original instruction VIII
ont chiefs without programme say ebns I'm
it i tbo result Of the elections fCr tle 1 OsS
that Is to convene June next w hoV rr,Sentl
before this date to an extra Session ~ onvantion OF
anu Sladco Vicuna as the candidate for tle HeHt
IraSiden9I term both having been carree IL" new
in accordance with the provisions t ~ Coalition
in the O to secure Ss' the election Of all the
onnonents of the policy of the present d from
Chilli that the friends OF the .t nartiSans Of the
trumphed everywhere, while the pal aicnS the lines
Coalition have been badly beaIeh an n9 ,orge side
tms decisvey showing that the people az n large This
Iit The President and not with the reben0h t'
o is moved by the fact that the rebels, Dens u
ahe TO plant their omnous flag on the sareo - i iSa
Of the country, have been tSa n won would only
sea 70 t iSgn " upon the National flag 1t Is hnaIy
nroved by tho fact that the rebels repuaedd rSess
rejected everywhere are g 0me bread and COAL
pni1ed with the blood ana the tears VI .'or ~,
brethren and going far, In fact IN tn th rt ~
deeds as to provoke solemn prOoesC O liant and
hc foregn Ministers who have remained silelv aI ~
to ~ down 10 the present time simply OUT VI
o ard and respect to President BainaCeua' n. 90
o{ to create further difficulties to the legal aou VI
the NeliIb ie II is the Government presided over py
coror po1maceda that has charge OF proVtuink oa h
needs of the Administration OF keePnS IN aftr fine de-
nTbc works under construction, OF loong aIr oe o
nco ~ tho National honor at home ana abrOa VI ~
footing fine rights and interests OF the people W
nr with firm and res0lute attitude an Hsua ,raye
II is also President Balmaceda who Is the chei VI es
only National Government recognized ny u.e mtan
because it is the only one ~cn s Of the late Con
ss can rely upon the devotion and support OF u,e
dIciai mower and Of the Council OF state Decaus u.s.
Il is that which has under its command tne an! and
mc Of the strongest ships of the National meet Si
Fnaiv because IL IS indeed the sole auIhorlVy "hi'
Is respected and obeyed by the people,"