Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-11

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ihat yon cannot bu, approve Of this work. Ii
contains facts which Speak to the heart aud
address the judgment ia such terns. that the
nt0st INV terate reOeis must confess the truth
OF every circumstance wSich IL contalus. The
publication aud circulation of This Interest,"
lug little work among S2aniards we'll as
strangers, mast be very favorable to the JUS
tice OF our cause bnt il must not be known
that the publication originates with the go
Nerninent. No one has appeared To me more
adequate TO undertake tue publication aud
PRONUNCIATION OF this work than yourself 1
therefore give Il YOU IN charge, with the re-
serve OF secrecy ; you can send copy Ia Phi
lade phia, To be given in charge TO some faithful
person 10 print 1000 or more copies of which
some may be sold there or distributed gratis
10 any class OF persons, and the remainder, in
packages OF 2O0. eau be seht here Succes>iveiy
to be disseminated in the province OF New
Grenada and in the foreign colonies. For
security, and that You may be duly authorized,
i enclose you an official confidential authority.
lhe general Enrile writes To me from Pam
, peiuna. CSpdia) andcr date of the 2sth Septcm-
! Der last, as fellows:
There is an editor of the Annales Mill
taircs al Paris, who has been OH all sides aud
parties IN Spain. who now writes in favor
OF the insurgeuts-the actions of the 7th of
| April 1at Rincon de los Ioros are given as
anterior To those OF March, anG in such man
| ier, that without emitting amy fact, make Be-
! iivar retreat 10 CalOboso. victorious notwitli-
| standing that the Spanards had cut oil their
magazines. What ideas can the people of
| Europe have OF the war in this country, or of
the subsistence of armies herel
| There are at Paris, Guitcres and Texada
| OF Sante Fe, and also an ecclesiastic who was
| there at the same time that YOU We're IN Pa
| ris, whose narse do not recOilect. There is
also ii loyal perSon OF Caracas who receives
| the newspapers of that coHntry nv means of
b; person of the name OF Patrullo this fact
| give Hon Tor NOurOwn Information" Here euds
! the extract
You must know who this person H. and he
I n nS tn IN httcl,
our news, and by hun make known the true
| state OF TINS war, the real condition of the re-
rolutionists, aud the tranquility that rcgus
| in New Grenada, which country is IN Europe
supposed To he IN possession of our enemies
| except Cartlia.eua, from whence the kings
| troops dare moi pass out
ou can send TO this person, the newspapers
| oil Caracas, Sanie Fe, and Lima which ( shall
| send 10 YOU with amy other news that YOU
| may think proper. This person ought to call
upon the editor of the Annales Mitaires to
! persuade him, that false statements have been
| imposed on Him the same means NAV he en-
! pioNed with the publishers of other Journals
| thtFc and eLse.chere; and expect Information
. from you upon this particular subject, rs all
iies published in Europe by those Internal en-
| broilcrs, are believed in Europe like AN article
OF fact Our armyi is in complete possession
| Of tins country, from which We hope To draw
! great resources. Many persons who have
| deserted PaSz, have presented themselves TO
| me among Others some of his guard of honor
| Nhen we approached The OrOnoco, Paez pass
ed Ia The opposite side of the river. with the
| whole population and live stock. and suffered
| severe losses in his march.
l am your atiectonaIe friend
=, (Sisned) PABLO MORILO.
Copy IF the enclosure noted inthe preceding letter
| (Mosr SEcREr3-l enclose a copy al d little
| Morh VI winch the tile Is" An examination of
me present treatment and cruelties imputed to the
NPanidrdS an the first epoch IF the conquest of Rio
de Ia Plata, until the kerolutioa"-w the OBJ
Ject, mat you by means of a third person.
S Ia Cause to be printed correctly AT Phila-
deIphia, OF at any other place where il NAV be
! executed with facility; beng persuaded, that
| may trust 10 your zeal and prudence. and 10
| the interest which distinguishes you in the inst
canNe on ms majesty, that this printing shall be
erected without the appearance of the govern
| ihtht being concerned therein in any way
! You can oider the impression of 1000 copies
exactly conforming with The enclosed which
you shall cause to be brought hither in different
parcels 10 guard against the whole falling Into
| the hands OF the rebels
God preserve your excellency many wears.
(Slghed) PABLO MORILLO
Head Quarters, island of Acha
! qua, l2ih March, 1919.
! Senior Don GERRARDT PErRuILo.
foStScIft he eNpence OF this impression
shall order TO be paid YOU by tile royal trea-
snTS.
THE PRESENTMENT.
| ST. LOUIS May 5.-Anoiher Grand .Jury
! have expressed their sentimenis on the con-
Duct OF The rs men in The House Of Represent
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! he decisive. This Grand Jury consisted Of
| twenty citizens, OF whom two dissented the
| former consisted of eighteen, who were ana
hin'1us. IhirtyESix against two is therefore the
result oil these twO expressions of sentiment.
PRESENrMENT.
The Grand Jurors of the superior court for
the territory of Missouri, sitting at ST. Louis,
| Tor The Northern circuit, April term. 1919, a.
! van themselves of their assemblage TO express
their sentiments on the late attempt in the
| congress OF the United States, TO dictate an
aIticie ia The constitution of The future state of
| Missouri.
| They would view such an attempt as fraught
| WIN danger TO the state soveTeignties if car
! ried INTO effect IN the most uncomfortable ar
| Hclt ont IN the one proposed, the prohibition
/ " me further introduction and continuance of
stdceTy an the future state IF Missouri they be-
iieNe that all the slave.hoiding states are vitality
! menaced and threatened with eventual des-
tfuctiOu az the transition is easy aud direct
nom prescribing "a constitution in Il Efic state
10 lhat OF altering II Cor the same Canse) in an
| Otd one aud u II is conceded TO be amti-re-
! phnhcaht 10 mold slaves II will then become the
| duVc OF Congress, as the guarantee OF Tepub-
| can constitutions 10 all the states, te make
| war HpOh those whose constitutions admit of
! that doctrine
| They further view the attempt in The house
| oIlelSeSehtdlINe AS direct violation OF the
| treaty OF cesSioii, and so untriendiy 10 the
| slaves themselves by combining them to the
| Pt7tHg regions Of the south instead of lettiu,,
| them spread tn the agricultural countries OF
J the north, that they are at loss TO conceive
| how such AN attempt could have been advoca-
! Red by 70 men III Congress. without believing.
| lilat the interested motives and political views
| OF some designing characters mad taken adj
| vantage OF the honest intentions of B,any who
oppose slavery on principle, to array them in
FAVOR OF measure uominaliy an abfidgment
| hardsnIs.
They believe that the Missouri had a right
| TO be admitted at The last session Of coupres In
! inlhi consultation on an equal footing it'll The
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