Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-16

on Tue contrary, every thing, so lar as il is deveI-
'P' 'ehoS 10 cri,ninate the parties still mere and
- "ie'h oono%iors TO the laws which they
rave IN most propitious moment. shamefully
violated England, shaken 10 ;,s cs,,r. D., ,h'.
Unparalleled endorsements in the n,opev ,n,r,..t
WING" eianated, IN part, from the withdrawal of
immense funds to aid the southern oovern,,or,s
" III IN all probability view this rebellion az the
precursor TO many Others. and the eec, of this feel
80 s"ou,d II unfortunately gain any ascendency,
tius' paraiyze all future attempts to reins,,,. III.
cred' OF tie republic among the csn;,,I;.,s of on-
onn. General Paez. whatever his o,be, ou,Iif;c,-
hohs may be, understands very little of the science
y. government based on the broad princnles of
ei'h liberty, and the inhabitants of Venezuela must
hve very different idea of freedom from that
VINO" we supposed, should they unanimously
nun AZ ohe mead OF their affairs and in oppo-
.i'ion to the general government. A few nIsces
In The province submitted to him because there ,,.s
no alternative, but when the people become ac-
qu'ih'ea with the object OF the revolution we
nave no doubt the General and his pariisans will
nnd themselves in minority, contemptible and
despised anu
ltappears that the Colombian government, ,,ssoa
law requiring the enrolment of its Militia nre,tv
much upo" the plan of that adopted in the ITn;,sd
"'"'es' aud az Chief OF department General Paez
was cniied upon 10 carry the provisions of the art
'n'o erect Instead OF performing this duty ms he.
came man tenacious of the rights of the citizens
ne o'otrs detachment OF regular troops to bring
~ ueau quarters 0y force, all persons subjected
10 the law, and for this violent outrage he is s,lv
accused before the constituted authorities of he
country aud ordered for trial
we translate from the Bogota Constitutional os
tne 10Th OF April, the following proceedings The
senate on the subject of the accusation: what
proceedings will be adopted by that BODY when the
49, ". az becomes known in Boeota, time
BooorA, April 18th. 1926.
IN CONGRESS:
-aCC OS.HITO.NB BEFORE THE 8 EN-a1,u,
me Senate ct The Republic of Colombia bav;n,
seen the accusation preferred by the Eono,.hIe
Nh'moer OF REPRESENTATIVES, through one of i,s
".en"erS, appointed Tor thai purpose, against the
commanding General of the Oepa,tma,, - "
zuea, General Jose Antonio paez for .b
ne took on the s h day of January of ,b;s 90 -
verify the enrolment of the militia in the Or, oe
Caracas and ''y Vi
coysIDERINc:
is That by the Goth article of the Cors,;,,,;
an puoIc officers should be accused befors ~
duties &c OF their
I'd That the Commanding General of VA
Zueia' General Jose Antonio Paez, 10 ansvarahI.
On me charge oil having detached on The ofoos;,
s,A'h uay OF January without informipp there's
' ine CiVii Authorities, parties of soldiers ,bronch
'Ne s'iee's Oh Caracas, with orders TO arprehend
ana prng 10 the building, occupied as quarters bv
me CITATIONS OIL Anzoa'esu and Apure, all the
men OF every age and employment. ''''
id That this charge is proved bv tho 49,:
ioh made 10 The House OF Representative ~,
'he municipality of Caracas, bearipp da,. -
airy 10Th OF this year, and 10 the Execuive nh
'"y ny The attendant Of Venezuela in the 80.
month - 'ne same
Therefore it is Resolued, Tba, tho .e,.,
accusation against The
nezuela be received and in CONSEQUENCE 49, c
!oimaOy 10 the tooth article OF the (.ons,;,,,;
IL Is declared hat the said Con,mand;,a c,,
be suspended from his Office in the De,ar,a.e..
'hat the Executive be informed thereof AMI ~
accused made 10 appear in this CITY, befors ,he
commission OF The senate, named 10 conduc, the
process 10 answer the charges alleged aeains, ~.
Given in Bogots, Marcel 80, 1926. "'ii
President OF the Senate.
Secretary of the Senate,
LUIS V, TREJApA
The Editor of the Bogota Constitutional :.
speaking OF the order to arrest Gen Paez: Save
" However much we may regret that an cfSoar'
the rank Of Gen. Paez should have rendered -
amenable TO the laws of lis country, TO whose in
dependence ne has so greatly contributed ,ro co.
n"t' at the same time, refrain from EXPRESSING an,
satisfaction at observing this disposition ON the
part OF the Delegates ofthe People to watch over
S ESils OI their constituents, and restrain ,bn,o
who are entrusted with power for the bene6, -
their fellow citizens, from exercising it 70 thsi
prejudice. TBoJt eH
COLOMBlA.-- Although the revolt in Ver.z,,
ella, In favor of Gen. Paez, has created ore., ~
greis IN this country, there is reason 20 beeve,b.
1t VIII not prove OF any serious difficulty and H.
affair will be amicably settled. The mos, ,yea,,L'.
and enlightened citizens of Colombia, are VeneI,',
elan, and those inhabiting the plains. Gen pnf-,
is native of that province, and was the e.rI;oa,
to uniurl the flag of independence. /, is in t,o,
well known, that when Bolivar was co,nneIlod -,
fly, and had taken refuge in St. DOMINGO P.o1
with handful OF brave men, kept the plains and
mountains. His conduct at the battle of Carr.tohe'
gained him immortal honor. 1t is, therefore - ~
lamenied, thai distinguished patriot should he ,bo
cause OF any disturbance in a young rennhI;o
There are some local causes Of dispute. one IS
which, is the great distance of the seat of Gove,n
ment from the sea board, which is at Bosota se,,a
raj hundred miles in the interior. At ali events :,
Is earnestly hoped, that amcabe adjustment rs
the difficulties will take place.
IN Y. Nat. .adrocatc.
THE AFRICAN PRESS.
We have persued with 70 ordinary pleasure the
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