Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25

aJmItied theit elects lree vi uu'g anu
huInn .J orery concession or sub
gIduvvv, asked by foreigners. But IN
Nei,.y's ,bess benefits and the many
tplr i adyantages to be enjoyed here
Ialu a"s,aga farmer, mechanic and la
lhe H,ouid DO we'll 60 think twice be-
eult' omoylng from the United States,
lO'v =, other comparatively tranquil
OF at1 10 any of these Spanlsh-Amer-
,oon so.called Republics; ana venezuela
we of an. A warning example OF the
az awaiting them may be round ~
is,c nlstory OF the once-famous "Tavar
tg n named In honor Of the capital
UVnh XXI furnished the money! which
El ,onndad here under the most favo-
W. onsplces. lust 80 years ago THIS
eyr its leader-the learned Italian,
n,uso.,lno Codaz2i, took advantage of
As.unnorarv mll In Nenezuelas eternal
AN cpnalcts to bring over a large COM
oo5y of German emIgrants. principally
t,on the Black Forest whom ne set
,isJ on an elevated plateau some ~
,.ns. from Caracas, II was u beautiful
sns solubrlous and productive as
sp,,,fl The government was dis
,ossl ia - exceedingly well by the
to,dy and Industrious strangers, whose
nsat houses rescmbled Il
SWISS ALPINE VILLAGE,
orl for a time the stock Of the Tayar
colony was away up In the air But
cha nnouenchable spirit Of revolution
which upsets everything Venezuelan
ot,snsr and more dangerously than AT
Ss,n earthquakes, broke out afresh
When Tayar was less than 30 years old
ond in a few months time eifectually
,s,alyged an commercial enterprises
rben having reduced the thrifty coli
onIsts 10 AFFECT poverty. revolutionary
soldiers happened along one fine day
and "requsitIoned' every article Of
value IN the settlement, Hot upon their
heel, came the government troops. and
both parties proceeded 10 entrench
themselves behind barbados made by
milling down whole rows of houses.
when the brief but sanguinary conflict
WAS over. nothing whatever remained Of
Warehouses stolen, cattle killed,
growing young crops destroyed, or
charls cut for 1rewood, even the grass
iramnled out Of existence and pastures
turned into graveyards, At that time
me colony numbered 1900 men women
and children. More unfortunate than
Eyangelne's compatriots Of Arcadia
the Fenchmen who we're driven from
Grand Pre- In Nova Scotia, and whose
wrongs have been go often rehearsed
IN gong and story these from the Black
Forest. having been dispersed without
warning and compelled to leave all their
possessions behind. wandered homeless
and pennlless in a strange country. a
few succeeded In making their way
back 10 Germany. but the majority per-
ished miserably In the land Of their
adoptlon, which offered such golden
promises at first and proved the most
heartless Of stepmothers. Venezuelas
constitution, like those Of other Span
ish.Amerlcan countries, looks exceed
ingly well on paper and sounds sub
lime In the mouth Of an orator; but
for actual everyday use-at least. 50 far
as present practice goes-it Is n delu-
sion and snare. The alleged repub-
lic Is divided into 10 states and the
'Dlctfito Federal" federal district,
which contains the capital and its sea-
lou Each state has It's own presl-
dent It's legislative and judicial adj
mnstration, and sends to the national
congress two senators and one deputy
Tor each 1900 inhabitants I'm the ex-
ecullye department. besides the ures-
idenl are two vice presidents and six
ministers, all nominally responsible to
me former. The president is supposed
"a be elected by direct and secret suf-
rage IN nh the states, and his term Of
oilce Is four year--if by rare chance he
Is DOT ousted by revolutlonlsts. or does
tOl conclude 10 declare himself die
,ta'0r and occupy the post Indefinitely,
There Is never any falling of in the
perennial crop Of
WoULD-BE DICTATORs
IN Venezuela, and young generals
ana doctors are constantly coming
20 ne front with ambitions to emulate
Napoleon. Soon as q man becomes a
ulc@tor--that IL, as soon as, by clio.
puehce Yalor, or strategy he can con-
,uW me majority OF the fighting force
he proceeds 10 model himself upon the
ony great Corsican who upset Europe
stopping only little short ofSt. Helena.
~ frequent Intervals in his meteOric
.aFeer he Issued Napoleonlc proclama-
IONS such as" Soldiers! You have
so and 50. Soldiersl By
.leahs OF Your valOr I have defeated
svuf iOes and liberated this glorious
syuhly' Soldiers You are true chill
ulT,i Of the patriot Bolivar and the flag
" W. ,eneauela shall, through your might,
Az. gytr The whole continent Of South
mere Is no such crime as treason IN
,}Hellela. and no such thing as capt.
IA punishment, The worst that can
,-ailVI 10 deposed dictator is Danish
, I'm rom the country, and leaders of
t,eoouuons are rarely executed. The
S-ns ore iull Of them as well rs "the
e. s IN these parts. revolution
,.o,', gggepted as a fair expression OF vox
5sg lLl' ana there are thousands Of pro-
:, '9Nal levolutlonlsts In the coun-
~ ready ut any minute TO espouse
w., V.use of anybody who Is able 10
Icy lhem for Il. The revolutionary
lhs,i mas little to lose and q big pos
I. s ouig % substantial gain. A bran
In q revolution Is conceived and born
fs.. "i hour and fullgrown within n
may, qays. and the people would he dis
~ oiu'ea " an election went of With
,,,,, Wy e'lat of revolution. No pre-
st,{un Is needed In organizing the
I, ,I ,,e force, like that which delay
n NJ q nited States at the beginning
,e," spanish American war. because
- 40 commlssary department, no
HOSPITAL ARRANGEMENTS
NJ i.g.,'lsions for paying the men and
stiuuaf about arms-for II guns are
n eia CUBS, canecutters. or any 9TH
rae,' .hils that can be used as a
r,n ,, ,'.. answers rs we'll. The regular
y otB INSISTS Of about 1000 men. most
he ,--s' When a revolution starts.
ron, ~ NV. ignorant farm laborers) arc
,s ~ "ly drafted into one army or Inc
= ~, ,,o. ana upon the first victory. they
AZ 9,plG 90 over TO the winning
d., ilel with budgeons or cane
az a., a.. similar 10 the Cuban machete.
TX ~ az not bad lighters. being utterly
-"'''' Vi Their lives. when a good |