New-York tribune., 1900-12-05
sPASIsH-AHzRIC4y ToPTcs.

The cable dispatch stating that the United states
Minister to Chilli Henry l. Wilson, sent q note OF
congratuIation Government for It's decision 10
be represented at the Pan-Amercan Exposition IN
Buffalo shows that the American representative
has rightly understood the real motives OF the
Santiago Governments decision 1t would have
been anomalous and prepOsterous to congratulate
ofncially Government for It's decision 10 take part
IN a commercial and Industrial exhibition But the
declaration of the Chiiian press and the study Of
public opinion had convinced Mr.. Wilson that the
action of the Chiian authorities and the mag
nthcent vote of S50OOOO for their exhibition at Buff
faIo possessed in reality the character OF demon
stration In the field OF International politics Chill
had heard that she was blamed among European
and American nations for her overbearing attitude
toward weaker Bolivia and Peru and for her re-
fusal to settle by arbitration the fate Of the prov
fnces occupied by her for nearly twenty years in
these two sister republics. Chill was anxious also
to have the United States forget the assassination
at Valparaiso Of American sailors. and especially
TO forget that the naturalization attitude Of the
Gillian delegates nearly caused the failure Of the
first Pan-American conference organized BY Blaine
ten years ago. Those are the motives which I'M
PEELED the Government and the Chambers at Santi-
ago to decide that the political interests Of Chill
demanded her presence az the Buffalo Exposition
'El MercuriO," its oldest and authorized repre-
sentative. says: What economical, Industrial and
commercial interest Is there for Chill in that expo
sitiOn at Buffalo? Evidently none at all. because
the United States IS more advanced than she IS in
agricultural and Industrial productions But
does this mean that Chilli must abstain from the
Expositionf Not at all: because there other
interests OF superior order handing the rep
resentasion Of Chill among the divers South Amer
lean nations at Buffalo. Nobody ignores the Efforts
made In these days by the diplomacy OF Peru,
SITUATION before the 'Cancilleria' OF the United
States and also through the interference tnfiu-
ence of America before the intended Pan-American
should not be absent from the Buffalo Exposition.
since that might endanSer somewhat the Anleri-
would oisSian the Invitation OF that great republic
which South American nations are inclined
10 solicit TO become the protector Of their SOW
eretgnty.
eel Liberal" OF San Domingo City. explaining
the numerous questions TO be discussed during the
present session OF the Dominican Chambers says
one OF the important will be that relative TO
a treaty OF commercial reciprocity between the
United States and the Republic of San Domingo;
The paper entreats the members or the NauOLtat
subjects to be discussed and especially that or the
DOmnican-Anerican treaty, have a paramount III
portance for the future OF the country
The Government of the Argentine Republic con-
tinues TO give proof OF its resolution to prevent
the preparation and departure OF any hli5ustering
expeditions directed against the Government OF
President Cuestas OF Uruguay. II is known that,
for many years. all such expeditions have started
more often from Argentina than from the Bra
lillian border. The Argentine authorities stopped
recently. in the waters OF La Plata. the Yanes,
small vessel on board or Whicn were AfIcsteu
several individuals who pretended 70 pc 5 mS1o
dero." place for the preparation or sun 0IlSs1
meat and cattle breeding. The arrest was mus lie
nishsd by Dr Ramirez the Minister OF Uruguay A.
Buenos Ayres-