Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-01

am therefore OF epiniun, that this is
something more than mere rio, of work
men ! sm not opposed 10 the indemni-
hration OF the manufacturers but iha,
point should brdiscnssed separately.
Senor Grbert observed that the loss Of
HE manufacturers amounted 10 about
tour millions or reals, but such was their
patriotism, they ~eie disposed TO sAcri
t,ce ali for the public good, and that they
lamenied more deeply the violation Of
public tranquility, than their owu pecu-
mary losses. Senior Salvador EXPRESSED
his surprise that the authorities of All.
cant. aud The neighbcuripg villages. had
not availed themselves of the national mi.
iil,a, AMI he thought il would bp proper
subject OF inquiry, whether their assls-
lance had been requested
Senor De Felipe Navarro exp essed
great rrgret AT these occurrences.
VIII next venture" SAID h. Z" to assign
the sure and certain cause Of these evils !;
they originate. in my mind. from a IN 80.
taken conception OF the obiec, Of social
order, aud deviation from all the prin-
ciples OF moral rectiiude. l could explain
myself, by making particular applica.
flon>; but shall merely observe. that
there have been in every age false pro.
phets, and that they are no, now less nu.
merous Than formerly. There is la
inevitable negligence with regard to the
ne" moral and political education which
should be given to the people; anal
grove 10 say, thai there are some in the
province OF Valencia, Ia whose pulpiis
tue CONSTITUTION has not been even NAM
eu. IL mas been pretended that those In
a contradiction between tue principles of
ponies aud religion; my profession, and
my situation, forbid me TO enter on the
discussion OF such questions; but can.
mol refrain from declaring thar The rea-
SON why So many persons who have a
uiiec' dud positive interest IN tlac .,stab
instrument Oi The constitutional ~ stem. are
no" uisaffecteh, Is thai the reformation
nas been represented ~ them under Que
ouio's aspect. dread Ia saw it-bu II
Is moi Inc less true, That in the villages in
me district of Abaida. the deputies 10 the
COries have been pic .uicd 10 the peopl
az txcommunica,ed leveties. Where is
Tie wonder, then, embued ds the minds
OF The people are will, prriu ices. that
such things should happen l. is diff
cul, 10 explain, M an, utHer .ay. thr oc.
currences al Aicoi. And how Is il that
Aicoi. formerly so attached TO the con-
s"tuiion, should now ue conspicuous 10
her olsaffection We are walking, with.
ou' uouD', over volcano every thing
is unheTm!neo-and there is ne G ther rea-
son LOT ~ ~ my OPINION, than the discon
VIII "hich relSns IN many towns, and
which Is nonrished and kept up by The
thoIis OF CERTAIN persons, to whom the
opie heaiken, contrary 10 their bes,
interest. Liberty is not 10 be estaLl ished
D. physical. bI, by moral force. | wish.
lie concluded, that The committee which
nos been appointed for III. invest CATION
o. ms business, would take these re.
marks INTO their c@nsid eration.
The minister before retiring. anuounc-
Ell 10 the CORES by oder OF his MAJESTY.
'ha' notice had been received of the a,ri-
val al The Havana of General Morill. and
Two commissioners from Bolivar, and That
."ey were making arrangements 10 EN-
ba Tor Spain The secretary OF The
i1ac'enaa domestic Atfairs) concluded
I'VE perasaI OF The m NOR of hts departs
menl.-The president in behalf of the
coites, expressed his graii6 aa.iu n al hear
ing II, and ahveri.d with great satjsfac.
ton to the activity and unlnierrup,ed CO.
operation OF HE exec utivr powers in The
establishments OF The plan Of an Hacienda.
OIL was brought before The corics,
by Seniors Tore Marin, and Mareno JIM.
eha, anu read Tor the FIRST time, setting
iorth The advantages which had been de-
rived from The law prohibiting the impar-
tatOn OF foreign grain, and recommend,
ing, that il should be continued until the
meeting of the next cories. A bill was
proposed by Senior Gonzaler A.iende.
anu read Tor the first t,ue, the object oil
which was TO extend the law anDulilng The
elections Of The Agunlanienios to che
provincial oepula,iuns, aud not exciu-
slveIy 10 The Jefes poliiicOs. Another bill
wa proposed by The sane, and read. ems
acting that The muissloners sent by The
Jefes pohiicos 10 the elections of the
Asuntaniienios, shall NOT be permitted to
convoke or preside al III electoral junta,
and their authority shall be contined to
The preservation of order.
Senior Oliver commenced the perusal of
ihe sketch and project of Laws proposed
by the committee OF industry, which VAS
Suspended until The next sitting.
The corles adjourned a quarter before
three.