New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28
VIEWS OF A CHILEAN IN NETWORK.
SENIOR ASIA BURUAGA HOPES WAR NAY Bh
GRADUALLY AvERTED.

CREDIIABLY AVERTED.
George Asia Buruaga, who was '"ihah o"a'se
dAnaires at Washington while the Bai'hceia "oVern
ment was in power and whose father frao4oo so'An"
Asia pur1iaga was the Gillian Minister from 'of' ID
,s3o from 1860 TO 1855 and again from 1879 TO 1882
Is well known to the most prominent men Oh Ills own
countrv through The active part his family ias TAKEN
IN rs National affairs During long residence IN tne
Unified n a.es and an intimate acquaintance WIN many
OF the statesmen Of this country Sehor D'u'e' nf'
come TO entertain great respect I'D admiration ior t'e
Nation Knowing him to b. In constant comnun'a,i"h
with friends in C1l, and we'll Informed a. TO the feeiheS
~ chillans Tribune reporter called on him recently
Senior Buruaga had just arrived from "ash''is,oh
and was busy reading the Presidents message OUT
ha consented 10 say a few words on the present.
state OF affairs existing between tie two countries
lie said The most cordial feelings shoud exist
always between this country and nv own american
nations in particular, think should strive 10 oeIn'
oustrate 10 the monarchies and empires OF Europe os
their continued friendship and good VIII that TO
nubran form OF government is not only III teoFy
I,,, q, fact the snperior Of all Others IL has been
rv andeovor as well as that OF all CHILEAN residents
I'm This country to bring the unfortunate uulciV Oh
the Baltimore to peaceful settlement 'iit 'nouu
he both honorable and satisfactory 10 the TWO 'a''oh'
War under any circumstances Is greatly |" DE- nc
nlored lis results would be for both countries far'
coaching and destructive Not that the result OF war
Is matter oil any uOuDt' O"t ~ - ''' 49,
hostlties nov than to suffer the evils the long ua"
q, such suGerngs and The hardships that only war can
cause.
have the greatest confidence and trust III Inc
prcsent ChIlian Minister Of Foreign Affairs, senior
perera who Is u man of wealth. conservative judgment
and excellent tact. lie, believe II any one can VIII
hiring affairs TO a peaceful settlement IL IS my SIN
core opinion that there is no party In Cmh NJ all
eager for war. for II war results now nv lcho"-
oun,,y,nop must foresee that the destruction OF
chill f. sure and certain. because Of the vast ana
,ntold resources OF the United states ana thei'
excellent National credit, which would enable them 10
borrow heavily from abroad for a proracted struggle
il need BE-. Unfortunately, fear, the Chnah GOVERN
mep has not properly appreciated the importance Of
tho deplorabe Baltimore affair, and has therefore, iele
tho entirely to the slow processes OF our mehds
OF judicial procedure. There has been, however no
unusual delay In this case can say poSnNcp uld'
the investigations have been conducted with inc regular
md ordinary degree Of precision and secrecy whnh
under the peculiar system Of Chilli have necessiated
the delays which to the Government OF Uni, couu'rS
have seemed unwarranted and tedious Inere can
have been nothing but the securing OK aoe"iu'o '~''
intended by the investigation.
These troubles are peculiarly painful to me, VINO
love this country well and am also naive OF 'ii
You can easily in how unfortunate a posltoh am
placed now If this Government would only grant A
delay Of two or three days, am sure that I'D ,liae
time much could be done 10 restore inc rei"o''7 ~
should so like to see always existing between 'mh
and the United states This delay is not unreasonable
to ask and is OF small consequence when compared 10
long and bloody war; which cannot fail to result IN
the most awful consequences which believe we shonid
all strive to avert in every possible way and still pre-
serve the dignity and honor Of nations
senior Buruaga said that he was expecting caoe us
patches from Chill every hour announcing some change
or effort OF the Foreign Office looking toward pachc
termination of all troubles. Willie uPioiuAiie
dignity OF his native country, senior Buruasa evde
Hoped that Chill would not allow any false sentment
70 stand i'm the wav II her making graceful overtues
which he felt would be courteOusly received by TINS
Government