The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-04
HE HAS oPPoslT ON.
senior Rod'iEusE Not Liable 10 Repre-
cent the Greater Rspublie Here.

senior Rodriguez Not Liable 10 Repre-.
cent the Greater Rspublie Here.
New York, Jan. S.-Senor jose de
Rodriguez, minister Of the Gr,ater Re-
public Of Central America to q e United
States, viii not again reprcsen his gov.
eminent In this country, says Wash.
ington dispatch 10 The Herald Init.
nations that he will not b. acc ptable &c
the administration, Il h said ave had
the eject Of causing the diet 10 deter.
mine not % again appoint him.
Tho diet has been given TO u derstand
that should Senior Rodriguez ~ urned he
would b. received persona non lgrata and
his recall would be requested. Senator
Morgan has announce tina: ! g would
ask the president 90 declare Sei'or Rod.
rtguez persona non gmta, n / II the
president declined he would AZ itate tine
matter in the senate.
The objection OF the president 10 sanof
Rodriguez l. tasod upon his al 'gcd 40.
ton IN urging the diet NOT { pcrr Il
Nicaragua and Salvador TO nc, We Wa.
l.. Merry ~ the diplomatic re rsenii.
tive Of the United States ON thr ground
that he should b. accredited 10 he liot
The diet was furnished by Selor Rod.
rigucz with a copy Of letter Z ON Mr.
Merry which Senator Morgan rad IN
the senate, In which the writer declared
that he thought British infiuS lce wai
constantly at work against the United
States In Nicaragua and that 81 Tor Rod
rigucz was not sincere In the teps he
took in tho Nicaragua canal matter
Senator Morgan's objection q Scnoi
Rodriguez IL that he interfer d with
legislation in writing letter q Secre'
tary OF State Olney for transmit sion q
the senate, In which hc critic ned lhs
Nicaragua canal hill. Senior X drigues
left Washington last spring 70 Nicar
aqua. II has not been decided no wall
be his successor.
There has been some talk that the
Gealcr Republic will rctaliate ~ with
drawing Ia legation at Washin ;'on IN
order 10 show that Il uphold Senoi
Rodriguez, and to emphasize Il disap
oval Of the United States acti n in ~
'ug 10 accrcdit a rcprsentati, 10 IN,
Since Senior Rodngacs' d parturV
lor Luis +. Cora OF Nicaa ua has
Teen acting as charge d'afaires.
The officials here are not showing any
anxiety over the diets acts, Tiey say
that upon the success or failure Of the
revolution, officially reported TO BE- i'm
pending in san Salvador, depends the
continuance Of the GREATER Rep,blic Of
Central America II u understo Vi her'
that the Greater Republic viii rcquir
the troops Of Honduras and Nj lragua
TO proved 10 the aid Of General 3utier
rez, president Of san Salvador, should
there b q revolution.
The authorities would not be sorry "a
witness the success O, rcvolu ion in
San Salvador and the downfall Of The
Greater Republic. Il has been N eatod
" charged that the Greater X publ,
was formed at British instigatior for On,
purpose Of enabling Nicaragua q wrig
Gle out Of treaty concessions 90 th'
United States Even n0w negotiation
arr IN progress between the state lepart
ment and the lceation Of the Greater
Republic In rcgaiu 20 this proie Z, ant
the GREATER Republic has madc nc sccro
Of the desire Of the Nicaraguan ovorn
ment 10 annul the Maritime Can.l com
pany's concession.
II do not believe thcro Is any dangcl
of a revolution In San Salvador, sal,
senior Coroa. II place the report ON thl
same plane as reports Of a pros ectiv'
war between Costa Rioa and Mica aqua
The Greater Republic would aid Presi
dent Gutierroz IN preserving his 5 iycru
ment. A revolution against Pr dden
Gutierrez dninistAtion h a rev, lutiol
against the Gratcr Republic. NJ IVA
son Tor doubting the report OF "a Inn
pending rebellion In san saliva Tor I
based on my knowledge Of the way II
/ which President Gutierrez governs
Dawes and scot, Take Charge
Washington, Jan. 9.-Charls q
Dawes Of Illinois, took charge q hi
Office a. comptroller ~ The currency thi
morning. and n. b. Scott Of Wes Viz
ginia, assumed his now duties a. com