Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
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syndicate. which for sxty-four years
dition that IL will discharge her debt dur
ing that period.
True. Paraguay and Peru owe their
prOstratiUn largely TO wars waste, but
the Latin intirmity of inprovdence and
reckless disregard of obligations. of es-
teeming long-due bill adequate pay
ment of grasping any money within
reach as n factions private loot, Is every
where patent. Aud hard az Il bears
upon these peoples, they complain nci-
Their of Acknowledgement nor Of peculation
from which they discover no direct incon.
, venience 10 themselves. More abuse OF
power or theft tx esteemed venial incl
dent OF public service and not inconsist'
ent with t.
THE GLASS OF MEN WHO RULE.
Santos and La Torne were not long
ago presidents here of Uraguay, aud M
within made the custom house their PR
Yate paying teller, I'm orphan asylum a
source of supply for their private harcms
and any inconvenient citizen the tnrget
for bullets of n sergennts squad. InJes,
Il busy lieutenant of Santos stepped out
Of the presidency three years ago. and
from the saddle as a Uraguayan general,
has already notified President Herrera
that hc Tales, will return 10 the executive
cushion next year. Uruguay herself has
no voice i'm the mater--she may devote her
attention 20 the fleece for export from
her sheep farms and not to the fleece IN
the offices.
Five men IN Paraguay determine her
administration. and at their head Is Ca
ballcro, general under the tynnt Loo
peZ in the war of 'GO-'70. FOnseca, a
trusted soldier of Dom Pedro, betrayed
him under the pr2tense of constituting
a republic, the morals of which he was
the first 10 ilount by declaring himself q
dictator, Independent Of constitutional
81 ctiOns He virtually shot himself as
"A ruler with the second barrel Of his own
revolutionary pistol, and there Is nothing
to help Brazil now in her political insta-
bility as her prolific yield of commodities
md her touch with the United States IN
reciprocal commerce. Her selt-hclp IL
In increase of market power when We
promote by heavy purchases ana with ap-
pliances to stimulate her output.
The old timber Of the empire is worm
| enten. the new timber OF the republic Is
green aud shows bad carpentry aud ma
| nv warps from democratic symmetry,
| Tho Europe i'm the blood of South Amer.
| can Dolitical masters Is a more iOrceiui
| law than any of the prescripts they swear
| 10 maintain lust as a Spaninrd. clad IN
| American wool. is not less a Spaniard'
EX-presidem Pelleernl, who let the
Argentine chair last October. and Is nu
! AnglO-Saxon on the maternal side, de-
| clarcd i'm a message 10 congress last year
| that the Argentines surely lack apprecia-
| fion of republican government ana thnl
! the C0nqust0dOres who hrst came 10 her
| soU were calculated neither by conYlc'
! ton. experience nor greed TO ahord thr
proper democratic tuition one OF Tue
| Argentine delegates 20 the washington
! tts.. INNiN
! whose father is now Argentine presluchl,
| Aatly declared in that body that be owed
| LOYALTY not 10 America, but 60 Spmh'
whose history. traditions and literature
commanded his homage
The same gentleman who promoted his
fathers recent accession has already, IN
| tho second month of the attcrs adminis-
! uation resigned from the senate 90 whlcl
| he was elected" on the same Ticket ann
| lns entered the party in opposition 70
| that fnthet. as las the new ana resigned
minister Of state, Quiutlua. the other
| Argentine delegate 10 Washington. 10y
alty TO a fixed priuciple, and jeaionsy
/ for anything beyond q CLIQUE demand
| have. KS IA rule, been shown IN no Argen'
| fine statesman since Saamientos rellre'
ment In 1874 with noble record ana an
| euipt pocket.
President Hierrcra here will perhaps
| step ont, "a did Mitre Ia lSbl, wilhoul
| a cetavO not his own. but he finds MN
self. like the senior Saenz- Pena % bhe
nos Aryes. less possessed Of practical e1
| ecutiye mower to,ny than Is the school
of managers about him, who can DIS
member his cabinet at caprice by order
\ inc men 10 forsakc il, fashion legislation
4 10 their fancy. resolve him 20 mere mum
mery and, Il found expedirht. mleliort
| him with n bayonct out Of his cLair "
/ the way the Argentine Ceiman was eis
missed two years ago
Herrera's personal honesty or that O
| formers uunaelous quality, aud the lat
/ ter's advanced age mud lack Of seii-aA
| scrtion may soon quicken perenW0i!
/ declaration from uneasy factions "a th,
/ two lower Plata republics Eaeh q
\ these executives went 70 with hnAzas
! but the huzzas cooled down 70 silence