Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-06

From the Providence Patriot


The following was handed us by genilean Of this town.
who has had such Opportunity of obtaining he information
public; aud such, readers will find inter-
esting particularly relates part vi America very
The United Provinces OF the America, (Which
by the basis Of the Constitution agreed upon, will toe cal
composed ofhe Provinces of Nicaragua, Honduras,
Saw Salvador, Costariea Guatmaa and QHeseitenango
n,ent, wiiou, particular ti,e although in they
preside n,on'h, aud the presiding is called, fo the
deputies from each Province, which Provincial
Congress The basis Of The Constitution very similar
that OF the Uued States with the exception establish
ed religion witch the iaman Catholic, other public
den Senate and house Of eli c,e in he
our, and for the length time aud
the principles OF are as purely Republican,
every thing, excepting religion as those Of The Unrd
htes Slavery not 10 be permitted and every one ar
siandmg army reduced 1900, aud those stationed
the different pors ami garrisons. The armed militia
mounts TO over o0oVo effective men,
The dulles importation triing, all the pro-
duce Of the country allowed to be exported free of duty
gold and silver pay four per cent others very
derase duty The population Of the six provinces
the Province of Chispa, which is about TO unite Itself to
the others, las about 100000 This province situated
between Mexico aud Guatala and united Mexico
but has Withdrawn from that government,
The Envoy Extraordinary, recently arrived in this
Secretary of legation young American, Felipe Nonas,
their Envoy to the Republic of Colombia, with
the Minister for the purpose OF receiving education
here, and expects remain some years.
The principal tile Republic, Acniua
Isabel, in lake, Cake Duce) Amoa, Truxo
aud San Juan the Atlantic and Reaego the Pacific.
Lake e. the
the Canal would only require 10 he or 6eagues IN length,
Pacific for vessels OF to 500 the elgi
BILE points for tie Of the u States The country
richest and mos, fertile 10 The world sn indeed The great
part OF the Territory Of tue Republic abounds nt the
world, and will, at distant period, become most i'm
poraant part OF the gebe, to the commercial world.
struggle with the mother country, Spain has troops
within seir territory bat such the situation OF the
and character vi its Inhabitants that IL would unonbt-
eddy. take much larger army than Spain can hope
TO send TO reconquer II.
TeASTS.-The Boston Statesman OF 2is contains mum
Der Of drank public occasion, by of
that do observe the Of Mr. Adams drank indi-
viduaiy reference 10 the select The fol-
lowing TO show the feeling that prevailed the OCCASION
BY So William Hayden jrrbat point in the Pfesden-
,al Controversy in which we all sgreeths selection IF
by Col S. L. Knapp.-Thai medicine, wherever com
pounded, aud 10y whoever administered that heals the death
IN The political pot-hat may all partake in health and
By II. Davis Esq-Ihe Preident-The will of the
people will prevail maogre all the efforts OF niriguers
ny Andrew Dunlap Esq,--THs nsri Prtsdsnt-The will
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drc Jackson, Henry Ciny-Tbe intelligence OF the people
viii preserve either OF these distinguished individuals from
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BY MIR. Nathaniel Greene-Ths American Peopfe--1iay
daey neve. give up their phy'ienf aiPots 70 the sigh
OF innocent ribbons Of aristocraticai distinction"
by MIR. III. Whtsker.-The nert Presidenf-Wboever
he may be- may he unite the good qualities OF his lustri-
by MIR. Charles iiccd Nafiona, Feelings and Nnfionn
Prnctes-May they never be surrendered TO local preju
y Mr. william is% .sy Pao "s% .
yLs-UninfueDced by sectional views, may the che
r principles which TOOK TO the Interests Of all and the
other adopt the policy which welfare o all requires
By Mr. Wm 2. Loring.-DYr H. Crnrford-Ife hes beer
faithful In every trust his rewards equal bis merits
BY Mr.. Baydeu-Bsnry Ciay-Tbe American Orator and
Statesman VINO has combined the resources OF nature and
iIy Mr. Joo Hoberis--drdrtr Joetson-Tbr preserved
OF fIoridaihe Statesman the Hero sad The Patriot
by tivl. Russell Jarss-Wu. H. CrarIord-llis Tongue
is too Parayiic 10 speak truth, nor tbs eyes blind sc
distinguish between love OF country, and love self
by Mr. J. r.. Thayer.-JPr IT, CYGrJord--Tbe school
he have the United his
school and is citisens for bis schoi~s.
BY Chief Justice Patker.hay Whist little weight The
Federsis will have in The ensuing Presidential election
he thrown into the scale of honesty aud patriotism
By Mr.. John Stevens. I'm. H. CrugfordxsA bright eS-
ample public officers; his sfeial bear the
critical investigation Ola well sppoDted Scrunizng Com
mi,ieeshoud fate close his eyes IN death, which may
Clay.
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me following preamble aud resolutions submitted
s' INSTANT by The Recorder and unanimously adopted.
/ IN COMNoy COUNCIL JUNE zta.
whereas ue Senate and House csentaves have
ihtey requested The President the United States
VIE zoe Marquis ~ fayeie te visit his country, and
cosea'e TO bn The assurances ofa grateful and afec
vetDment and people. And y further nj
respect Congress directed thata national ship oere,