St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-26
DIAZ Is AMBITIOUS.
Intriguing With Ezeta for c
Great Latin RenubItc.

Intriguing With Ezeta for One
Great Latin Republic.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 25.-The in
terest OF President Diaz. of Mexico. in
Ezeta is said to be due to Mexico's
desire Tor the formation of a general
republic of Central American countries.
believing thai it will end the revolutions
which inJure commerce and retard de-
vel0pment.
Ezeta intends to get aid from the
mexican government to regain his
presuge III San Salvador, said Col. Glen
fuegos, who talked about tile matter TO-
Gay. MOS OF his old soldiers will turn
10 MS standard, for he is confident that
ne can overthrow his enemies. A revo-
luton Id San Salvador is always vel.
come. and the people will fight for
EZeta when they get the chance. But
the gel!eral will go well prepared, and
when he enters San Salvador he will be
at the mead of troops enough to force
his way as lie desires.
yes. PRESIDENT DiaZ, of Mexico, will
support EZeta as far as he can. and
There Is no doubt that all the circum-
Stances are III his favor. The people of
Mexico thoroughly understand the San
salvador affair, aud they believe III the
cause of EZeta.
III the general succeeds in this cam.
palgn (Which he proposes to carry OH
vigorously Immediately after his arrival
IN Mexlco) the result will probably be-
the organization of one common repub.
TIC OF all the Central American states.
Inc plan has been under consideration
Tor a long time. and all the governments
except Guatemala are favorable to it.
Unfortunately Guatemala stands in the
way, geographically as well as politi-
cally. and nothing can be done without
her consent. Ezeta, however, is con-
fdent that even Guatemala will accede
to the proposition, and that the result
VIII be a strong aud prosperous repub-
lic."
Attorney Charles Page, discussing
Ezeta's sudden departure for Mexico,
said:
1--WE advised Gen. Ezeta to leave at
once chiefly because Of danger of other
charges being brought against him. At
first he said he would not go; that he
liked San Francisco and wanted to stay
here.
Judge Morrow had felt that he must
take cogniZance OF some of the EVIL
dence, as III the CienfuegOs case, it hav-
ing come from another country. At the
same time. had 1t been i'll regard to a
case that occurred here, it would, from
the nature OF the imperfections, have
been thrown out. An agricuIturaliSt and
a bricklayer testified. it will be remem-
bered. We'll, they could gel lots of just
such evidence. 1t is fixed up, and the
officials: then say 'sign.' and they sign
quick enough. for il they did not they
wOfid be shot. The danger was that
they would, getting the cue from the
ClenfuegOs case, go back before the
re evolution and trump up cases against
EZeta. He was the man they wanted TO
hold. They did not care for the others
particularly. So. in view of this danger,
we had to Insist that he get out and
over into Mexico. On, yes. l expect he
will proceed to overturn things, but
whether Mexico is going to help him.
l ann say. He is an active man, and
you cannot keep him quiet"
Los ANGELES. Cal. Sept. 25.-Gen.
Atomic Ezeta aud his attorneys, Rubens
and De Quesada, have arrived in this
city. They are Ell route to Mexico,
where they will open negotiations with
several Central American states On a
general plan of federation.
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