Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-09


qnence OF which, have ordained by this my
royal order, 10 my ,iceioys, presidents, courts
a:n governors OF both America and the Phil
ippine Islands, TO have the said indulto pub
lShed IN their respective districts, and TO take
the necessary measures tor tie pune tual aud
due fuihlment OF the same 10y all their Judges
and magistrates, IN Conformity with the atore-
sasd declarations.
Dated at Ma.ir!d, 2ita Of January. 1877.
1.-THE KING.
By command Of the king cur master.
SiSvEsritE COLLAR.
Agreed, IN ,hecity of Caracas, tie iithday
ofSsptenlier, isi7. The honorable president,
regent, councillors aud fiscal, having seen the
preceding royal order ot the 9th of JANUARY
ut wherein his majesty extends 10 these do.
minions. win tour special declarations, his
royal lndAito granted in consequence Of his
natiimouy and that OF his hignness Senior In.
iante Don Carlos, have unanimously agreed
that 1t be observed, untitled aud executed
anu added tue following explanations, in order
70 remove all doubts of obScurity in Art g.
which comprehcnis the criminals Of iusurrec-
iion ana most eiiectua!iy ~ obtain the great
eno which the patcrnai clemency of The soye.
reign has in view.
l. That the tndulto granted BY his Majesty
10 the Criminals oi iuSurrection Deing GENERAL
ana unlimited, al personS concerned ~ the
past revolutions, and WHO have t?ansgreS,ed
until the day of its publication, whatever
niiyht have been their opinions aud actions
shall hc comprehended ia it, and shall forth
with ENJOY It's bemcstS; aud no cause or mo-
i've SHALL be permitted 10 prevent the comces-
sionS OF pardon to those who shall present
tnemseiN cs To oOtalnit
:. For the same reason, those shall remain
Tree ana secured from every farther punish
meat, Who shalt peaceabiy reside in the pro-
Ninces, aud have not been prosecuted
$. That the restriction contained in the row.
al induito, with respect to the laws 20 till g.
book z. and 81. tit. g. book 3 shalt he under
STOOD 10 refer To tue transmits Slou OF those per.
sons TO Spain, among the pardnued, whose re-
40 NN.ns ...I..
public peace and tranquility, and to the safe
~ OF the country and who therefore shall he
sent in full Liberty, and with the delivery o.
their properties.
4. The qualification of those nersons sh al no
determined by the known prudence of the
honordhle president, governor, aud captain
general, interim, IN the court OF policy as a
point of public safety.
5. Rejecting on the policy of reuniiinr the
wanderers, with the utmost speed into the 10
som OF the nation, aud considering TIE short
distance from the neigh5Oring iureign colo.
MES, the emigrants residing in Them shall have
10 present themselves within six months j.,
amy of the principal ports of the district, or In
any other place within The dominiOns of his
majesty, winch may be most convenient 10
them, protesting that they are come 10 enjoy
thc DEMENT'S OF tnis royal amnesty. The inha
bitantS of the proviRce of Caracas who NAV
be inclined TO come Immediately, sliall do il
through la Guayara and Puerto Cabeio and
those OF the other provinces through the borts
o. their capitals, where they shall be freely
admitted, and there wait the orders of the
honorable president, governor, and judge of
police.
u. All sequesterei properties shall he deli
vered to-their proper owners, as soon Us they
make application for the same and prove that
they are III Spanish territory, as they are free
from fiscal penalties in consequence of the In
dulto.
Z. All causes either pending, or which have
been pursued on the events of the II : olutions.
snail ferthwith cease, and be By no means
brought forward at any time or period
5. That copy OF this Induto he presented
TO The honorable president, governor, and cap
tam general, al interim, in order that his ex-
celency may be pleased to ordain that il be
published by proclamation, with the utmost
Sniemn'ty, ia the capital, and in oIIer parts
OF the province, inserted in AN extraordinary
Gazette, and communicated to the chiefs i'm
The negbboring colonies authorize the gov
erners of the other PROVINCES to have it pub,
lished and observed IN them and informing
his excellency tue general i'll chief of the cxpe-.
dictionary army OF ii, foi the necessary effects
After which the act WAS concluded, aud the
said Gentlemen Affixed their signatures, which
l certify.
CLIO OBOARDO.
That the indulto of his majesty and the aoti-
tons of the superior tribunal of the royal an.
dieucia, he fulfilled and that, in order 10 rs
proper execution, the same be soleniuIy pub.
!Shed by proclamation ou the day OF TO NOR.
row, and be communicated 10 the governors,
magistrates, courts OF Justice. and otlier ail-
tlorliies of the district, and passed at the of
nee oil government for tbs speed of It's publica-
ton.
Proclamation of Gen Horil!o.
Don fabio Morillo, lieutenant general ofthe
royal armies, knight Of the great cross of fi.e
royal American order OF Isabel the Catholic,
commander IN Ctlet Of The eXpeditionary army
of The Main aud appointed by his majesty tor
the pacitIcation OF TIC same
10 the tHhGjltaIfS Of Ysne.uela!
me king our master, who has never denied
10 I.fl 4 In II. i
ing to the impulse oil his benevolent heart, e.
yer ailectlonaie and tender, gives birth to a
new epoch Of peace, happiness, and comcilia-
ton. In viewing the JOY manifested by the
people at ms marriage, and that of his serene
hiShness iHtante Don Charles his august bro
ther, he could not help casting an eve around
his throne, behoidIng his beloved ydssals, and
cohsecratlnG some cares 10 the relief OF every
one, and to the happiness OfaiI He has re-
Elected on your misiortunes, and has forthwith
adopted the resolution 10 make them cease
aud To bind MS American children by new ties
of love TO their country, TO the great Spanish
monarchy.
An indn,to. which cOmpretends within its
circle all those concerned IN the past and pre-
sent instructions, either prosecuted or not
prosecuted, absent or present, a general obi
won period OF the evils which have banisll-
ed tranquility from your sol is what is pub
lShed this day, in the name of the most merci.
full aud most beloved ofall monarclls.
1t IS one of my first duties to announce to
9Ou th's promise OF ihe king, which is as sacred
as 1t IS lnvolable, ard my heart pants with joy
in anticipating tbe benefit which you arc TO de.
rive therelnrm, and the happiness of that nun.
Der OF persons who are about to enjoy their
former felicity. Such have always been my
sentiments, and have never neglected any
opportunity to avoid the consequences OF
the war. The multitude of proclamatons.
sommons, and indulios, which with view To-
prevent the eifu,ion OF blood, have oftentincs
preceded my operations, ave the best proofs Of
my conduct aud Of my ardent wish to employ
every means which humanity could suggest, for
the specification of these countries ThastrictS s,