The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-07
A PREsIDEN1TAL ELEcTroN IN sPAN-
JSH AMERICA.
An Usser Martial Law and with opresi.e
LEADERS Banished.


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90, "uu peon au,y ana law,uny ,nauku-
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neueai ahans oh Deinoc'a'ic anu eonsu'u
.on m. p,,uoip'es ,lifoueh al uholoAeh ms oi
Ieaiiy Domoora,io successors Gown 10 .he
p p. uayi OF onaI roa'iy pe.ocra''e Gun
uiua.e ,or ''e rres'aemry "ouiu ho" 10 us
| s"eu y, on.o'''k ."o "ni'o nouse. anu .he
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| Jug peop'e' oh 'ho f'h Vi Marcn' io"o'
| an .hese auosuohs come naturally 70 the
nl.hu wl',,e 'ne nels Vi puenos ASres are ring
.ns oNei ."e eioc.loi' w ."eh'y gu. Vi '"oh.y-
h'e elec,orn' 'o'es' VI III oaehs Fena 10 sue
oeea " p nenosl,ni oh ,he iHCn .. oe.opor
neA'; as i,es'oeh' ior ok years Oh 'ho Arseh-
.he nepu.'!e' ~ propaoS woulu no. wouhu INC
, re, o, inc Aiseh..he peopie were 10
iIk IKE III saehs ieha 10 .ne kentletnan from
onio VIM ",oweu hi'nse'' W oe put unue' .no
pa'oh",s Vi zen ener man 'roops' my INC
p,nce ~n'ch peionseu Oh r'gh' 10 oamuei Jones
Aiiueh' ana Oh whom 80 eooo q he-
| puo'i'ah "s 'he ia'e noscoe oonh'ns always
spohe "s "a,he,irauu ~ h"yes, ioi 'he ar
seh,,h9 Reopo' ieai' hnom 1nu eu'o "uou.
Mr.. II. ID. hayes no more than tne people OF
Ohio Ano" anu eare 0pou' IL e".hS ena.
pu' eoih p"t,sohs a'o ouu,oue, anu 'no.e 10
no neeo OF them mere. FOR Dr. eaens feha
| mas oeen ihhue Fresioehl vi 'he HrEentine ne-
punic within the forms OF tne Argentine Oon-
su.u'ioh' "hiie me oeiea'eo oppohen' vi MI
!nuen was sea'eo III INC ciair vi ueorse
washington by contrNance outsioe oi anu
INCONSISTENT WIN the constitution Oh .ne
ohi'eo oIa.es. coh.t Nauee' ihueeu' ", WINCH
may DC truly salu. as 'he Massacmuse''s
Feoefalsts uh'ruiy salu Oh 'me "cau's'uon VI
Louislahh' thae IL maue the CONSTITUTION
waste paper by construction"
Inc argentine constitution was ptotesseoiy
modelled on the constitution OF tho onited
States. tut 30 far as the Presidency Is con-
cerned the TWO constitutions are not mucn
more alike than Macedon and monmouth.
Under both tho PRESIDENT Is elected lour
months before his term OF office constitution
ally begins. mischievous arrangement the
natural eject OF when VIII be neutraiiZed'
perhaps. In the case OF DIR. saens Peha by the
relations which exist between himself and MS
predecessor. Dr. PelleGrini DIR. Pellegrlni was
elected Vioe-President OF the republic on the
18th OF october. 1885, Dr. Juarez Celman az
the same time being elected to tho Presidency.
In July. 1890. Argentina was convulsed.
and the foreign creditors OF the Argentlnes
were thrown into fever by the outbreak OF a
formidable revolution at Buenos Ayres. IN
which the regular army. almost to man. and
the navy took part against tho Government
Thousands OF men were killed or WOUNDED IN
the streets and squares OF the capltal. ana
the public buildings were literally shelled oy
the public ships. Tho upshot was that the
Nice-PresidenI Dr. feilesrlnl. ana ueh' hoca'
the most influential soldier In the country.
early In August 1880. resigned their places
In the Government In order to compel fresl-
dent Ceiman to resign tho Piesloency. AT the
same time Dr. saens Pena resigned mis- once
as cabinet Minister. ana majority OF
the Argentine congress sizing WIN these hieh
funotionaries. Or. Celman found himsell COM
peiled on the 9TH OF August 1851. TO resign =
Two hours notice. the alternative presented to
MN oeine ms immediate ana unceremonious
DISMISSAL oS congress. hather than Do
Elckeu oo"h STAIRS. ne aiscreetiy walked OUT
declaring as no oio 30 tnat 'he 'lce-fresident.
d. felleerihi ana zen: hoca having tendered
tneir resienatlons 10 MIN Two Gays peioro'
= ought 70 walk out WIN MIN.
this' however inc Nlce-rresioen' ana Ten.
hocA dechneo 70 90 ana as soon a. congress-
~ Vote Oh o. 10 %. nao accep1ea tho reslena-
tion o, Fresioent ce.man' IT, Feheerihi' on
the ON Oh august looo' im"eoiAteiy LOOK
, '"e !res'oehoy' unueF the Oons'itutioh'
anu pecane "ha' no no" 10. ana until the
, I'm uhy Vi oc'ooer next VIII oe, mo constitu-
, IONA rresiueh. Vi inc nreentine hepuplc'
! onisr.uha,e'y ior ". ieAcerlni. the Argen.
Tine CONSTITUTION "hich gives inc tresioen'
, SIX yoars 'ehure oi oince. makes MIN
t ihens,pie lor le-e'ec'loh' Events IN oui
t OWN his.ory seuin 10 suggest tna1 IL
'h's par'icu,a' LILO Arsehtihe constitution
| may possloy DO III Improvement upon