The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-06-27
BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 81, Is
MEXICo MIsREPR. SENTED.
Augusrin 'Iiurhide' Article In Til,
N rih AnrricaniR view.
Mexico City Two Republics.

American E view contains an ait,
Gle OH HE administration al Pres
i,icnt Di ',y Mr.. Augasiin 'Itu'
bide. This ar..icl,., as might hay,
bee. expected is m st unilien,ily to
( President. Dig, ard what is mor
II is uajnst to hin,, and c,mpl,irly
misrrlreStrits-ti.c7 situation in Mex
leo Ii Will be rtaicm b, FED That
Mr.. Iturbide IA fcw'yrais ago, when
he held commission AS sub-liruic
nant ia the Mcxcan army, printed
III tl,c TicuIlpo an attack ca III,
Mexican government aud particu
larly on the the. president, tl.e CO"
nar,d,r in cf,ff Of the amy. For
his assault cn his superior, he was
cuH. ttnai tailed and sent, need {" IL
lerni OF it,lpI isonmeut. Shortly af
tcr las release Lieu enaut .ItuI biJc
resigned from the army and retired
TO The JnilcJ States. Tins cirtum
stance would account tor Mr.. IluI
bidc's "untiicndlluLss towards HE
present gaveinui, at OF Mckee, bur
1t sl uId not acc"Hn. for his inun
strucaS csi"gcs rsaifist the pres
fGcnt aui, his Misrepresentation of
IF tits in this cuuniiy. The life
aud acts of President D.az are vel.
known, in fact they form very i'm
pprtar.i plgc in M.x,co's history tor
more tEa:I quarter ot "a Century,
and il is futile for anybody to al
tempt to biacken his far name by
the irnput .tivu 10 him OF crime, as
revolving to him as they would b.
unJ, erable by any nation IF p tn
OTIS. Nj. IluI bldc represents Mex
co as bankrupt, aud he peep { he
dice. n,cntcd ard devoIing Ihrit
time and energies to OTIS and Coli
spiTacics against the government.
Mexico's financial history durirg
the DEMONSTRATION of President
D.az is Une of which any nation
'ght we'll be prou-l. President
Oiyz found the government b .nk
rupt, deeply in debt aud abso.u ely
with cut credit, at home or abroad.
Under his WISE ADMINISTRATION, the
government has been able to pay II,
tcrest on the large debt contracted
aud rerudiaiel by previous admin
isitations, and to ncgoti lie lorclgn
'oAns for carrying OUT broad eys
I. nj of Puo.ic improvement :. Pcs
ident Diaz has gwen Mrxico n
curnpI ellcnslve railway system, he
has improved The ports of the coun
t,y, lac has eauscd To he established
numerous steamship lines bvtwc. II
Mex CO and foreign porte. AsaIc
sat of his s!-.ttmanShip comm rec
has been revived, old industries
have taken a new lite and new cues
have been established, and nutwltll
standing The universal couImerclai
depression now prevailing, NJ xic',
is more prosperous today than evel
before III lis history. The dcpre-
CLIFTON of silver has plnbarra.s seq
Mexico, chiefly bee III e the the i',
tercst on the ior@gn DELI, chi' fl
contacted by former adtninIstr.-
tons, has 10 be paid in gold. Blu
Irhe world KIN VS. how Mexico has
s'ruggltd, aud rfiI now successfully,
t. meet all lis obligations; how nsw
taxes have bcen d, visc,, how N.
poitant economies have been inir,
duced and how the officers and crn
play.s of the government, from liz
president drwn, have Voluntarily
<urroundered part of their Salaries
M.yicn's stftity.,lt, IL, snl-,iuta:n III,