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Friday, March 25, 2011 14:25:29 [RED-PAT-PAY] RED (3154) This produces the mistakes-REVOLUTION OF
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misunderstandings are used in Paysandu without sufficient rigor to disseminate historical facts wrong versions on authors of civic buildings and others of our heritage, etc. which then leads to incorporated into what is collective memory and repeated as true data.
is the case today with this article in The Telegraph, interesting despite their mistakes, about the revolution of Quebracho (30 and March 31, 1886).
I mean for example this paragraph:
"An armed brawl in which seven men who would later occupy the Presidency of the Republic: Lorenzo Batlle, Max Santos, Luis Batlle, Maximum Tajes, Francisco Vidal, Juan Williman Campisteguy and Claudio. "
In the field of government forces:
1) Max Santos, was the dictator in front of which rose revolutionaries Quebracho.Preparó land of continuity shamelessly until he suffered an attack and at the end of 86 he went to France for treatment.
2) Maximum Tajes was who commanded the troops of Santos. What happened to this continuing dictatorship in transition.
3) Francisco Vidal was president from 1880-1882.Luego the reoccupied for a short period: March 1, 1886 to May 1886.Colaboró \u200b\u200bin preparing the continuity of Santos.
In the field of revolutionary forces:
1) Lorenzo Batlle y Grau, father of the brothers José Batlle y Ordóñez and Luis Batlle y Ordoñez, was president from 1866-72.No's presidency later. He died in Buenos Aires 1887.Colaboró \u200b\u200bfrom the preparation of the uprising.
2) Luis Batlle, brother of José Batlle y Ordoñez, died young child was never Presidente.Su Luis Batlle Berres, if he was President, but could not have participated in the Revolution of Quebracho he was born in 1897.
3) Juan Claudio Williman Campisteguy and participated in the Revolution of 1886 and was later President: Claudio Williman Batlle y Ordoñez succeeded in the period 1907-1911.
Juan Campisteguy was President entre1927-1931.
4) José Batlle y Ordóñez, son of Lorenzo Batlle y Amalia Ordóñez.Tuvo a prominent role in the Revolution of Quebracho.No is mentioned in the artículo.Fue President between 1903-1907 and later between 1911-1915.
Tio Luis Batlle Berres, who trained with him, to die young because his father Luis Batlle y Ordóñez, Don Pepe Batlle, took charge.
is good to note that this revolution occurred on our soil, part red, white, members of the Constitutionalist Partic and many independents. These
Juan Zorrilla de San Martín, a poet, who later became founder of the Civic Union of Uruguay, party in the 60 twentieth century gave way to the Christian Democratic Party.
therefore corresponds the celebrations that are proposed to make, have the spirit of unity of those brave men who fought the dictatorship of Santos.
This revolution does not belong to any party or currency, is the heritage of all, to the best history of the eastern rebellion against dictatorship. RUBENS
STAGNO
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25/03/2011 popular in the history of our country. An armed brawl in which seven men who would later occupy the Presidency of the Republic: Lorenzo Batlle, Max Santos, Luis Batlle, Maximum Tajes, Francisco Vidal, Juan Claudio Campisteguy and Williman.
Javier de Viana, at 17 years old - described in his "Chronicles of the Revolution of Quebracho, the characteristics of a conflict that marked the end of a succession of revolts, because since 1882 he had developed - unsuccessfully - several revolutions. Javier de Viana
explains that in 1886 there was a bold new uprising against the regime of dictator Max Santos whose rule was characterized by financial and administrative disarray, having numerous constitutional violations as well tolerated, with limitations to freedom of expression and assaults, even murder - against opposition newspaper typographers.
White, red and members of the then newly formed Constitutionalist Party went into exile in Buenos Aires, where they formed the "Committee of the Revolution" and organized the crusade. Among them were Joaquín Requena, Juan José de Herrera, Ramirez brothers, Juan Zorrilla de San Martín, Luis Melian Lafinur, Lorenzo and Luis Batlle, Juan Campisteguy and others. The revolution had as leaders in the field Joseph M. Arredondo and Enrique Castro, party representatives white and red respectively. Local historian Oldemar
Chacon - who for twenty years is conducting a detailed study on the construction process of Villa Quebracho - said about this revolution some predicted defeat, as the Argentine president Julio A. Roca, who nonetheless supported the revolution, sowing distrust the Uruguayan government. "
On the journey, the teacher said, "was held on a merchant ship from Buenos Aires on the Parana. It was a martyrdom for the insurgents, who arrived exhausted. Fed with pieces of flesh, broth, wine and mate. In a rainy summer and supporting armies of mosquitoes. Some slept, others consoled themselves with poetry readings or singing pericones Campoamor and milongas in their tents on the vessel, which process jaranas hunger forget those 1,700 men whose diversions were playing trick, shuffleboard or tobacco, while others guitars sounded. "
late February were in Entre Rios and on land. In Naranjito station took the train to Concord, where he later arrested several steamers in which they crossed the River. Among them were the "Trade", the "Leda" and "Jupiter", plus small vessels. The cross
March 28 in Concord and after sunset arrived at the beach Guaviyú after circumvent some pitfalls. The first meeting in that place had dire consequences. The revolutionary commander Juan F. Mena, with forty men, dispersed to two hundred and governmental orders Fortunato De los Santos, five of them dead and the first floor, Hilario Cespedes. The shrapnel was relentless and intense, while the upper harangued his brave not to abandon the fight. The Remington shot guns of the revolutionaries saturating the air with their shrill.
The dawn of March 29 sparked the battle with the chirping of birds in guaviyús, as it says Javier de Viana, who took up arms when he was only 17. The beach - he wrote - was littered with debris from the night before.
The Saladero of Piñeyrúa Guaviyú or surprised them by climbing a small hill. On his forehead he had a fifth with several buildings and on the right wore the red-roofed houses. They drank water from a well, while others fired. They destroyed telegraph offices, while the march began around noon on foot, under a gray sky threatening.
One reason for the failure of the revolution was the lack of horses, apparently stolen from Thomas Tylor British subject who had committed itself to shipping. Other accounts say that the biggest Sunday Trujillo went looking for a stay of Tylor and he, with his foot soldiers and police arrested him, not allowing even communicate with Colonel Carlos Gaudencio which had been the other side of river.
Two lookouts had remained on the veranda of the residence of Amaro waiting to see the horses appear, but this never happened. In that place also remained in the care of the wounded some doctors, practitioners and a pharmacist.
At ten in the evening, after racking several leagues, arrived at the Estancia Las Dolores (such was Madame de Piñeyrúa, owner Hull and salting), today Alternating Agricultural School in Guaviyú. At 6 am on March 30, with some horses, marched southward. At 13.30 made a stop on the way to slaughter and camping in a high valley surrounded by hills and crossed by a stream (San Jose) very near where he later would place the station Quebracho. An hour later the fire started. The general direction of the campaign against the revolutionaries was in charge of General Maximo Tajes, who had reached on 29 Arroyo of the Pig with three thousand men.
Revolution had died
At 2 pm the Mena commander defends "the passage of Quebracho Ruiz Diaz in "a new thrust to the strength of De los Santos. From the Paso de la Cruz (now Hot Springs Guaviyú) getting ready government forces approaching their meeting in the south. Both armies were in motion parallel to what is now Quebracho. From there, done fourteen hours of hiking, pleasure at 8 am on March 31. That day at the ends of the stream Quebracho revolutionaries took cover in a house roof with stone fence. Arredondo thought shot all day and then go at night, but in an unequal struggle were defeated. Two hundred revolutionaries were killed and six hundred were taken prisoner in one of the bloodiest battles the country. The revolution was dead. At five o'clock the cry of a rider went out the guns. "I do not throw. We are brothers, I bring you forgiveness. You have already demonstrated the value of the Oriental. "
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