Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Peace for Nicaragua,

v
Nicaragua, Pays High Tribute
to President Madriz and Com
missioners Barrios and Salinas,
Now Representing Him in
America.
As an American who has been in business In
Nicaragua for the past seventeen years. and who
has been treated with Justice and fairness-and
might say with favor-by Nicaraguans of all
classes and all parties. i want to say that the
two commissioners IN this country repre-
renting President Madriz men of ability and
high character. Both Commissioner Barrios and
Commissioner Salinas men Of the highest
honor and trusted by the people of Nicaragua as
well as by the Ncaraguan government. and their
representations entirely worthy OF BELIEF by
The American people. While have no authority
to speak for them or the government of Mica
ragua. l think the American people ought 10
know that these men not merely the agents
Of the present president, but distinguished
gentlemen. who are interested in the welfare OF
their country and DESTROYS OF Establishing
pleasant and cordial relations between their
government and ours. 1t is difficult to get an
mpre1udired statement of the situation from the
press dispatches printed In the American pa
pers. for nearly all Of them are coored or In
spired by who are either partisans of one
lence there business l truly state
that the people of Nicaragua DESTROYS Of
being on the most friendly terms with America;
and American products consumed in that
bountry perhaps more generally than any other.
FOR many years have bought my commodities
IN America. and here now for the purpose
" placing further orders. As an American who
has the highest respect for the people of Mica
sagua, | hope that the differences between the
two countries will be speedily adjusted and
that each will learn 10 know and respect the
bther, and will find the other worthy of respect
| personally acquainted with President Ma
srz; who Is gentleman OF high character ana ana
(bility, and L have always received Just ana
lair treatment at his hands. think that every
pther American in business in Nicaragua who
has made il his permanent home Will bear me
put in this statement ! sincerely hope that the
commissioners now in this country will succeed
nent which Will speedily compose the differences
between the. two countries with honor and justice
70 both The business people down there have nave
that natural aversion to war which character
Hed our great Gen. Grant. and they are az
,nxons for peace the war dT rag o on muee
The people to purchase American exports VIII
se completely destroyed and thus you see that ma
} sound commercial policy as well as the dc
tates of humanity ought to induce our govern
nent to do everything in its power to bring
about a speedy restoration OF peace 10 that I'M
i have not tho slightest doubt that President
any plan 10 terminate the revolution, for hap
pen TO know that he regrets very much that
mutual respec. and good feeling which used To
and should now exist between the two countries
be said and are true. and not because have
any authority to speak for either side OF the
Sicaraguan controversy. hope the American
>eopla will not allow any TO persuade them
that President Madriz is in any way repre-
DOT the case. He was elected TO succeed Mr..
Lelaya. and undoubtedly by the support OF most
81 the Zelaya followers who citizens Of
Nicaragua. and should support one side or the
lther But since his election he has been work
ng for the good of his country and for the
Engaged in exciting rebellion. whether they are
Admiral KimhalI was stationed at the port Of
COrinto President MadriZ offered to Estrada to
recognize all custom house duties paid to him
ind other private accounts, and would give to
him. to whom he wished. 100000 in Amer
months to have an election. and he himself
you'd not come out as a candidate, because he
wo Brother " coaniryme mem This Admiral Kimbal
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