Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-16

be his greatest glory to resign his command 20 the
people
He therefore proposed to to the people that IL i,
was their " determination 10 constitute coy.,,
ment and maintain it with their blood, thew ,yo,,d
manifest their determination BY raising their hands ;,
ihis was instantly done by all present, amid.t
appiauses and acclamations, which denoted sen.r.I
satsfaction.''
II was then resolved that General Paez sho,,,
issue decree, convoking the primary assembl;.s
as early as possible, in order that there MAJ -
selected deputies " to constitutional 6od,,, IN
assemble on or before the first of December r..
invited also all the people of ancient venezp.. -
send due proportion Of Representatives TO Aid;
forming provisional regulations for the eo~ss.
ment.
Gen. Paez was also requested 10 issue NJ HI. Al.
cre'ion the necessary orders for assembling ,bo
existing electoral colleges, and for the formation
the same where none existed. VI
The following proposition by the Recorder nm.
sanctioned by acclamaiions .-Resoive,l thar
Whatever may be the political situation an,
rank which venezuela may hold among the St,,..
o, d, Amer'ca' she VIII be always faithful 10 m.
obligations contracted with foreign nations 49,,
individuals, by diplomatic treaties. or necu,;. "u
contracts, 10 such proportion thereof as beIono. =,
her IN common with the rest of Colombi, ,,
TWAS further resolved, that the exis,ing eov.
ment should remain in force for the presen, ..a
that the proposition for reform should mot nr.,,..
bolivar from convoking the Grand Conv.n,;o. =;
oc,'u'oia, al winch the " State of YenezueIs,,
Will assist by IFS representatives.
| On the LIST November the N1il;,;, 80, y.,,
OF Quito, signed by their officers. an oath &c
deiity to Paez. and of their determination 10 -.
iend the r ederal Government adopted al C.r,....
Line utmost aohorrence is expressed at the, Gov.
eminent e, al 0uio' requesting Bolivar to assum.
the dictatorship.
We find the following article in the New VOL
Advocate OF yesterday, under the head of S;,o,.1n
Report u'a'
:" we have been informed that coure, fro.,
rne'anu lately passed through this city 10 Wash
'hs'oh' win dispatches from the British cabioe,
conveying intelligence that the present con,I;,;.,
of Spain ,Das such as to render IL so
England to Garrison the island NJ C,.n3f ~
we copy the annexed article from tho Ro.,..
Cehtnei. From the known discretion of the "a;
'orS OF hat print, we think reliance NAV be nl.csa
on their statement ~ VIC p'dSeu
i IRON Peru.-We have seen letters from T;
ma which represent the political, commercial -,
internal affairs of Peru, as being in very ;.,r..
tea ana distressed state; that Boliyar's con5nc,
several instances, had proved him to be desno,
, "u ana thst the citizens of the United
WIN hho' ere long, that they have grossly
mistaken the man, whom they have extol,ed =. .
Patriot, and denomira,ed a sec,nd yv.sh;s. 90
we know the source of these letters to he h;aI,.
respectable. oe n'en'y
FROM ST DOMINGO.
Inc schr. Aimira, arrived yesterday: left Tho
city OF st. domingo on the 10Th ult. in,ejeencs
Isreee'ved that, few days previous, Preside,
boyer had called meeting of all his generals.