New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-12
SOUTH AMERICAN POLICIES.
PRESIDENT ROCAs VISIT TO eH"N
MR.. sEEoERs OBSERVATIONS IN
-,x- eor-r1IERN STATES.
TUE SOUTH

davs at Montevideo where ne WIN - 90 ,h,s
ocsrtion and that he will then come go,
recePuo' ~, division OF the Argentine naVa,
=. oo,s,st,ng of the ironclad oruisei -.
G. Martin the cruiser Buenos Ayrcs "''N
torpedo gunboat Patrla. .-.z,s.6 NJ
s,,s,ors ~ the Brazilian neet composed Oh
Two uiN.S r'r o4 6e Maio Cormerly the Aquida-
."c 49, cr,,,ser Cuinze de Novemoro (iorneiS
,ha Renublica) and whatever otner neeo0-s go
~ oxailabe will steam out or bra1ni"i
20 meet General Roca and escort '''
Naet into the port OF Rio de Jahero .o,,a
,r,.a d,,setons OF the Brazilian Army are peins
lhico 49, Grand review TO be held In Gen.
, pcs honor The streets are being cieaheo
- ronaired and they will be ornamenteo to' .no
military display. BanQuets VIII Dc given ny Wv
President the Municipal Government on" ~.
r,ha,oher of Commerce. Dr. Ehnes DC oou' -
acer Of the Mint. is preparing nleoai' 49,
a,strthuted on the arrival OF Genera 80 ns
ao of gold silver and bronze. similar 10 49, 49,.
r,hnted TO the White Squadron Of Admlrai ~, -
IT, Derbv Club will give Grand fri|o a.
races IN honor Of General Roca' carry " n..o.
IT, Grand Prize will be 10000 miireis' ois'anoe'
ono mile and quarter; for three year o'o "'''0O
from any country $500. 4, .ba rose-
,od Daleca Of the President on Catteie-st'' anu
.he BRAZILIAN Government has rented inc ooi.
roo6ious palace on Larangeiras-st oeionelNe ~
en- insurance Company Educadora lot 'ne ueo u
the Presidential party.
PEACEFUL ALLIANCE
y e claimed that the Governments Oh DE-" DE-.
,~yU Argentina and. possibly. Uruguay fa."eI
- po,,yta intend 10 form alliance, onehsiEo
anu orS,a which u is asserted will enable
81 80 80 d,snense with their unnecessary srma-
1nents. ., .ur,o,s tho
The majority of the Argentine 'oufn s.l,n 'o
"p-snsa" excepted, favor the pohcy Oh uieo 80
.bA South American republics and OF re-es'ao %,
,,ns IN a peaceful way the ancient Union OF the
: "a
- che two Presidents. Campos SALES ana hoca
mr. .cTobrensa' strongly opposes the disarmament
protect. ,. s.o.os MIN
,s+er to Brazil arrived at Joazeiras. state OF bai"
INV . with the Governor Of the State Ihey were
.rth,siastically received at Alagoinhas. Serrlhha'
,v,rIo Nova and other wayside stations. They IN
.eueurated on July 8 the new line OF steamers 10
nlv ON the River San Francisco, whlch VIII opeii
a great part Of the interior or brazil No4ole'
Rryan returned TO Rio de Janeiro on July IL ne
1ras enthusiastic over the reception given him oy
+be neople of Bahia At Bahia on July a banquet
was given the Colonel by DIR. Luis Wanna the
,fzovernor Of the State OF Bahia At p m seventy
,nebers Of the best society OF that ancient capitaI
NJ the old rnonarchcal times sat down TO splenuld
feast Contrary 10 the usual custom. only three
,o,s,s were drunk The first was given by Governor
Wiz ma who proposed the health of Colonel Bryan
..the worthy representative Of a great, free and
srtendlv nation" as a signal Of homage 10 the
6elegate OF the most illustrious President Mckin-
ley" The second toast was proposed by the presl-
dent Of the Commercial Association, Arisudes
Nov5s in the name Of the conservative classes. to
Dr. Wanna But the toast Of honor fell to Colonel
13rvan who said that he glad to have become
personaIly acquainted with Bahia its people and its
present government, and propose toast to this
great country which. from his early years. he had
learned to respect and TO love-the health Of Its
president, DR.. Canpos Sales. worthy chief or
patriotic people sure OF future glory, happiness and
prosperity.
On his return to Rio de Janeiro Colonel Bryan
said To some OF his most intimate friends. referring
10 the kind and generous manifestations that had
been accorded him during his trip that mono were
more agreeable. spontaneous and cheering to his
'heart as a man and public official than those re-
ceived on the occasion of his going on board the
steamer Clyde, which brought him here from Bahia
He declared that the highest members Of CONNER
'cial Industrial and Government circles demon
strated to tho representatives Of different nations
ON board the Clyde the and consideration IN
which the United States is held by the people Of
Bahia, that city and State heretofore being consid-
cred the headquarters of monarchism in Brazil.
Colonel Bryan has requested the Governor OF Bahia
TO make a visit 10 Rio de Janeiro with some of his
friends. which occasion he proposes TO repay. If
possible. the attentions lavished on him.
BARBOsA CANNOT FORGIVE.
The "Tmprensa" CPressO. organ Of Ruy Bar
bosa formerly First vice-President Of the Repub-
lie and now Senator from Bahia, however, never
loses an occasion 10 pitch into the Yankees" In
& recent article OF five editorial columns the Tn
prensa" proved conclusively" that the United
States. "in regulating its debts and obligations
ever since 1889 has been below Egypt Turkey and
Portugal" Ruy Barbosa. Seabra. Patrocinio and
other revolutionary leaders will forgive the
people Government Of the United States for the
coming of Admiral Benham to Rio Janeiro in
rrk1 ~
and Portuguese interference. the organs Of Ruy
Barbosa, Seabra and Patrocino, have been filing
their columns with apparently concocted kilograms
and indignant editorials against the daring
Yankees" who had. they affirmed. concluded ar
rangements with Bolivia highly inmical to Brazil.
They published the alleged text Of the treaties
said to be signed by Paravicin and Colonel Bryan,
by which the United States guaranteed arms. am
munition and In certain circumstances soldiers to
open the Amazon 10 American commerce. Colonel
Bryan, tho Bolivian Charge d'Afares. Jayne
Freire. and the consuls compelled to deny all
knowledge of such proceedings and even then Ruy
Barbosa in his "Imprensa' continued 10 a
Of big sounding words against the United
States and all that is American.
The Pair on July published kilograms from
Washington denying the statements OF the I'm
prensa" and the "Cidade do Rio" that the Amer
lean Minister at Sucre was sustaining the interests
of Bolivia against Brazil in the question of limits
Another dispatch denied that the United States
gunboat Wilmington had carried arms and ammu-
milton to the rebels at Iquitos' while on her trip
up the Amazon.
sun another dispatch says that Colonel Hay has
declared that the friendship between Brazil and
the United States to-day Is more solid than ever,
and the best proof of the fasity OF such reports
CONSUL GENERAL sEEGER's TRIP.
Eugene seeger. Consul General of the United
States here, left Rio Janeiro for the United
States on July via Europe. He Will go TO Pha-
delphia by way Of Lisbon Bremen, Berlin, Paris
London and Liverpool. and expects to arrive in
Philadelphia at the end of August. Mr.. Seeger has
made exhaustive study OF Brazil and her enor-
nous natural resources He visited the States Of
Minos and Rio Janeiro. afterward visited the
State Of sac Paulo, and later spent several
weeks in Parana. Santa Catharina and Rio Grande
d. snl Nh Seeger Is commissioned BY different