Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-06

las in Barnas, &C.. yet by constitutional filtration,
which would otherwise be gross defect they ell
bowed out OF political power and influence. In voting
here, tie voters IN all the parishes districts elect
electors only, who select way and choose
the representatives Sc There is yet SO little excite
ment on any such NATTER that an election and
passes, without eightents Of The inhabitants knowing
any thing about it. Thus a regulation has the
elect OF prohibition. II may maintain an oiigdrcty,
and all ITS 'oeness for many years. but both pre-
feraole towose evils degrees of evil Savages
unnt to exercise political power and 1t is right TO
abrdgc Their rights far as can prudently be done
Somebody las APPLY said that the bears ought not TO be
unclaimed before they arc tanned
| The government has beiaved in spirit of equity
towards foreigners laws-whetIer from policy,
iberalty cxigency; but plausible principles paper
become wholly void by the hate, venaliy and prcu
ace oi those who are 10 execute 'hctn therefore
take care to distinguish (at the hazard of tautougyl
between the people and the goyernment-aud then too
the people of section.
'Great fortunes are in many instances made and TO
be made, iii various parts of the plains by persons who
can establish hatos grazing farms in partnership with
some native who understands the breeding and manage
ment of cattle. They multiply rapidly i'll rich pas
lures and sell SO dear that pros'ous fortunes anas
sing IN that Such speculation requires no little oil
the '.ducatsn 10 begin with
THE pursuit second in prof. 10 This, il appears
the cultivation OF indigo which yields two crops
Tie year Ii also requires good capital, then repays
most handsomely During this however all the
inhabitants of the level country near lakes have
suffered most severely from ievcrs o
mdity (co-operativc with heat) and thousands have fa
zen victims. Some plantations will lose Il ,ir coitor
entirely, for want of hands 10 collect it,
"faSc ii all in all Colombia has 4 grand variety q
resources, wanting only Industrious hands and NOR,
iospitablc hearts. 1893 IS
: .Neimcheiy ShiPwreck.-The Salem Gazette give
the following extract of letter from Capt r. l.. Orn
: of The ship Sally oil Salem, dated Flushing July 3
It 1925.
81 arrived at this place Seth ult. after very roug
passage of 80 days rom Havana The ship perlorne
very well indeed until the 25lh ult at half past
in lat. 40 10, ~ lon. ID 80, w. with u fine breeze fror
NNW. studdng sails set, and sailing the rate of :
. knots vessel was directly ahead, so near whe
discovered that IT was not possible to avoid each othe
we accordingly encountered steering directly oppost
II with the combined force of both, Ii knot
carried away bowsprit head, cut-water, studd,
$ sail booms, fore switsures, &C. aud opened the WOO
ends from the lower vale up the width of mans hant
The strange vessel proved be the brig Malta {
Il London Capt. William Perkins, from Bristol bound
II Montreal. Our jib boom took before his rigging an
IT loremast, which caused her TO swing alongside c
u.s. she rcmaino, fast for the space of several minutes
when clear of each other her sails hanging abac sli
dropped asern and instantly sunk under our arboar
quarter. The ID mate, passenger, and two seaner
G were providcntially saved by getting board the Sal
y before the vessel parted. The ship immedatcl
Traced by and the boats got out, order if possible
preserve the lives OF the rest but only boy oun
. clinging TO the round house, which disenraoed se
from the wreck. Out of souls board only wer
saved. The Captain and his wife, the wife of the pa
ii senger. fst mate, and 5 seaiHen were lost.
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