The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-03-22
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CHILE COOLED DOWN.
The III Feeling Towards americans Has Dis
Gnpearef- "A merican Eesldents Happy.

The III Feeling Towards americans Has Dis
appeared American Residents Happy.
Santiago de Chile, March 1}.-Thc excite
ment III Santiago and Valparaiso, which was
caused by the possibility Of serious CompG
cations between the United States and Chile
two weeks ago. has subsidized about as
quickly IS it rose, and during the past ten
days a more reasonable spirit has been mau-
ifcsted towards the United States than at
any other time since the close Of the revGlu-
ton last August The recent reply which
the Chilean foreiGn Office made to the de-
mauds of the United States, and the Sub$e-
quent message which President Harrison
sent to congress, are regarded here as dis
posing of all the questions between the two
governments, except the redress to be
given by Chile for the attack upon the
sailors of the Baltimore III October last.
1t is not believed that any further step
will be taken in this matter here as the
understanding is that the affair is 70 be
settled By the state department ard the
Chilean minister in Washington. The air
OF defiance which prevailed here for some
time has apparently passed away. at least
there is no more talk INDUCED III about an
ca@crncsS TO have war with the United
States and there is no Indication that
either the native or foreign residents be
lieyc that Chile has passed through tie
difficulty with any special credit to herself.
The opposition press came into existence
only short time ago. All newspapers which
had favored the cause Of Balmuceda during
The war were obliged 20 suspend publication
when the congressional government came
into power, but within the past two months
three opposition papers have been started
in Santiago and several others i'll Nalpa-
raise and other parts of the country. They
have criticised the government. but owing
to the force of public sentiment in regard TO
any ideas that seemed to favor the lest cause
of Bamaceda. they have been obliged to
keep within reasonable bounds. However.
they have at all times upheld the American
side IN the controversy over the attack unon
the Baltimore sailors and other affairs and
have condemned the telegram Of cX-Milister
Malta severely.
The policy they have pursued resulted a
few days ago il an attempt to stop their
publication.
The buildings occupied by three opposi-
ton papers in Santiago were attacked ut
night by a crowd Of men. and everything
connected with their plants was demolished.
7 he opposition papers in Valparaiso and
other places met with similar fate at the
same time.
The Santiago mob had it's headquarters in
one of the first social clubs Of the city. and
it went out from that place to make the at
tack. It was composed of Young men who
represented the first families of the CITY.
and many Of them We're army officers The
men broke open the doors of the Offices and
literally destroyed everything they con-
tanned. There was 10 police Interference Mt
ali. The papers resumed publication the
following day, but i'll very small form.
at leads to Rome"
From The Athens, Ca. Tanner
The farmers seek relief; they are battling
for reform The argument with many is
that democracy has never benefited them.
Our answer is that the democratic party has
never had control Of the three branches of
AZ, nt no
other hand what assurances have those that
seek to leave the democratic party that the
thiVl party will he able to utill its promises?
What the farmers want IS immediate relief.
In our humble Judgment -'ere is no way
in which TO gain this save In democratic sue
cnsses. The farmers of Georgia and the
south have reached the division of roads.
One road is that of democrncy-this leads to
success; the other is the sidetreck Of third
nartyism-it leads to ruin: