Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-13
LOOKING FOR HARN0IY.
President Of Brazil Visits Pres
 ident oI Argentina.

The Two Nations Looking Toward I
 Peaceable Settlement of Many DitH-
 President Wilde of Argen-
 tina Says He Has Received No OiIi-
 ciaI Adyices on the Subject.
 Washington. Nov 15.--It is the un- derstandiug among prominent south American members of the. diplomatic corps that the visit of President Cam pu&-Salles of Brazil to the president oi Argentina has been productive Ui an agreuubIe understanding by which these two powerful republics of the 8ourh are lHeIy to exert their uititcd influences toward the I;lCIlic adjust mcnt of some Ot the Uerp4cXmG qIlrS- tions which have disturbed their neigh boring republics. W IHlG there k 5uIu to have been nO formal treaty of .III- ancC, the indications al; that inc two nations will HOW carry forward t!!e same general policy for ! Pacific Ad- iUstmenJ uf pending difficulties One of these couCUrnS the coast line Of Bolivia. At one time I:oIivia was possessed of t considerable ocean front with some sOod harborS. Sut as i; result of warfare Chile took pos
 
 ing that country ill much the same condition aS Switzerland, WitHOuL access to he aCd and hummed ill on. all sides by opposing forces. Bolivia has taken this very much 10 heart and her plans have appealed to the sense of Justice of quite a number or til" South American states. l. is believed that IIolivia'S plight Ius nCru t3rcn into consideration il} ConNcrSatyo;.:; be l,, If I Argentina. and that without gay re- course to arbitrary ul@ans they will try to induce Chile to grant Bnliri1 q restoration of at least some pare of her coast line. thus restoring h&r tn i Ter former dignity and importaDrH ;!S q maritime nation. Owing 10 lln strong bonds between these two nations and Chile. it is felt that Chile will be dis posed to grant every just desire LOT the rehabilitation of Bolivia. The Argentine minister, pr Eduardo Wilde, was asked to-day as to the re- | ports of political significance attached 10 President CampOs-SalleS' visit to Argentina. The minister answered that he had received mo official ad- vices on the subject but he felt War ranted i'll expressing his personal con vction that the visit would have d very good result in uniting more firm
 
 visit was largely social and complt- mentary, being q return of the trip l made by the president of Argentina i to Brazil last. year. Ifr Wilde says both of the countries desire an end to 1 the petty complications which have 1 arisen from time to time in neighbOT l ing countries. so that there may be uninterrupted peace for the develop | ment of splendid natural resources.
 The report which has gained Circu- 1 latiOn that the southern countries might form a commercial alliance which would prove antagoniStic to the 1 United States is dismissed by DE | Wilde as entirely without foundation lie says there is in official circles l throughout south America the very | highest regard for the great republic of the north that commerce with this country is being constantly fOStcred, and that a constant desire exists to | increase the trade relations and the strong political hOndS of friendship
 existing between North and south | America.