Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02

and performance in hIs ard with respect such high
and Interesting objects dictated by de-
nonra,ed by there ought be space whatever
The provisional board OF government installed for these
nurpese in consequence OF their attainment and the
pHtioD Of the capital, other view than
assembled ia order oun,, pei feet, and p~rpe uu
.hsm Inc unuamen'e Principles OF go.ernmrn, which
Of procedure upon which they have resolved,
ond the ties ana hgaments which they have proposed
10 themselves be third they expose all 70 the
eoe IN ORDER that they NAV judge of tue sincerity and
propriety OF their intentions and conduct.
The foundations SHOULD correspond the edifce and
what give ,,i.P principal strength The principles OF go
lguaa aud the treaty Codova those received y
the most INDUSTRIOUS nations representative in preference
10 an absolute government, limited and con-
suticnal system with which already acquainted
fee There is nothing apprehend from the ideas oppos
ed to these, from those that will the light of
day. rauc which purely LIBERAL Un,il the
meeting Of the cotrs, the Spanish constitution and laws
WIN nr SO tar as the, are not inappcabe
The plan of operations mode approaching the juna
has been to appoint regency exercise the executive
power reservng TO itself the legislative power Tor such
purposes as cannot be delayed until the meeting the Cor
les to whom this branch of the government appe-ains
Had the junia assumed this whole extent II
would have usurped il from The people hut il il were ne
ment would remain defective; the the nomen
could not Sc provided for the which
roob,iate both the other they have areodv
prescribed TO themselves run sanction any thing
admit OF being DELAYED unit the meeting of The Cores TO
MON every thing else is referred The wisdom their
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happiness people depends upon choice which they
may make OF proper representatives. The province this
ooarn 10 inform them subject, order that all
passions being laid aside intrigue party spirit ban
of the country this the Iunt is now ahorinp and 70
take sueh measure that he Congress be in
as snort time as possible.
In The mean time, he public debt, called. has te N
acSno"'euged, ana ordered To he paid s
are ~ co uon to do the time stop has been
pu 10 the arbitrary contributions with which Inhabitants
were Oppressed without advantage he easury
The m st fact announced for satisfaction Of ,
tor The secondfo tina; The pr lie and or ms an eenee
| of the proceedings The government
Would possible the latter 10 pas nnothe, e
nu1n greater, and of superior kind, of which corfeses
annsu 3y me rurest patriotism, and Drawing dangers
ana difficulties NJ the expense OF nexpressibr
was pleased To- proec, aud with success But her
i no tongue TO express what 1t deserves nor band remn
and each of its individuals erirned toe action
winch have ssnalized he soldiers and chiefs es
Irc'aiE the nrS who minated the rest? What reward
can we give them what ca; rccoapense their henerst
as Tobias the youth demanded his father spekir of hi.
heneactor We have other choice, inssmuci n, .v,r
1rossise bui manifest our gratiiu,,e a,
which emf steps been taken and others Viii cor
Fgsly The bonds which the Junt has proposed to itself
order to insure and proiong INDEPENDENCE are be
sides the uniun OF the inhabitants the empire which con
'e one OF me guarantees, an alliance, federation,
pnnIeIce wih other nations The Spanish nation, To-
~oin we owe our origin ard 70 whom attached nv
lles ought To be the first and Privileged in
ou oul'i.sraupn We do not content ourselves the
G'-re inmy connection which results from calling one of
,ner 'ncts of The royal blood empire We a,nire
we uese 10 unite ourselves in aiIsiernity which
may lurn tn The advantage OF the whole nation and LEI
we baNel been
hcL So, "r.h does io loosen tlc bonds
M,rn UNIT us, nor cool our affections which ought be
'nS more sntcr" N order tn destroy all rcsentncnt
10 the whole uor,i d. w .cn may o. 'n"dr Known
thai tue alone dom;Ciliate our countr
Sn1ec'ing themselves TO It's laws under The usncon
Of govern urnt; that onr norris NAV H.. o,na5 80 80,
Tor the uroses oftrade in manner as NAV be -
RANGED hy our laws aud that preference NAV b. gven 10
be established between and us If practirnhe and ~
serane T. them good reciprocal understanding reguIa-
ed by dehnitve treaties ard thar every thing there
spear the most cordial amy. with regard 10 foreign ma
lions we shall preserve harmony with ALL commercial reia-
me Inia nga'uatc Itself the people Of the en-
VIII Pe'crl.t, IN what has been set forth ens
,i,; successful result, which they expect from
patriotism and intelligence OF the inhabitants, who NAV
vernment which he iunta will hold in due consideration
JUAN 1oSh EsPINoSA DE Los MoNTERoS,
JOSE RAFAEL sU4Rkz pzREDA Focal sssre.sry.
1 Me~eo is@ oetobsr 1921.
Translated from Messenger of Peace cs German poner
nehshed at Northampton, Penn) for Philadel;ia
To protect Fruit Tees il, byos,,,, fran, ne E,
gentleman OF Benenherg Prague discovered me-
thod OF protecting fruit when blossom from the
the nes prospect fruitful har,est His plan il yeTy
simple-Round the trunk of the he wraps rope of
straw one end of which with fastened 10 it, is CON
Quoted into vessel whchis filed with sprue water and
placed at small distance FROM tree one vessel will an
swer o several trees or the ofsraw he
ed as 70 eneele several before placed in the aer
ne yesel must he placed in an opea space where viii
NOT oe by any branches OF the precautn
particularly TO be attended in regard trees the
ioSsons OF "h'ch appear nearly the
leaves, they being liable suffer from The frost,
ne Quarterly Review mentions IN the ninth century
ty speeches of Demobencs exant vet ton only
come down us. '' Nv
we congratulate the editor Natiora Gazette on
oeing abused nv the pen and page with
nap2ieon; ne last Quarterly Review gu
PoH'rg Of the Aposia.e Walsh whom it represents as the
venol c1irrrirtor Of England"
Some months since Mr. c. H. Leaie native Of this city
was elected an associate of the Royai Academy Lonao
This was liberal testimonial to tie merits displayed hy
| Mr.. Leslie in several of hi. late paintings
Phil. Dem. Press
. n,Epl-M Washington after n long Illness Colone
SAMUEL LANE. worthy officer Of the army drnp tie
e war and for several past Commissioner OF The
Pubic Buildings at the seat Of government.
) Lancaster County Court, December | 8ih, 1871
- Cundi decd, IS Ordeyed That the beirs Of inc saJ
cnaIa undih be summoned TO appear here the third
Monday IN March cause any they can witt
the land Of which the said Cund died seized should moi
/ dnna lifntIn NJ.