Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-06

world. Every line betrays an sn0utG +
ledge OF the principles of Governmen," &c knN
| the voice OF reason have made itsels aaacNs
midst the clamours of ambition. !, ~; mean
opened the eyes of General paez r, msN f,,
into which he was madly pluneins hi, e abb
dispelled the cloud Of error which Ih,;n'ef5 al
cipled advisers had artfuly thr own sron. u,ptt
What pleasing contrast does the co"1 biz
those two men present! Qacta
"Ihe stain thrown on the annals of 49,
gle for independence and freedom GU Gu SNg
trammels Of despotism by the proca mTN tt
the one, is gloriousIy erased by the eys~nas'a 7
behaviour of the other The enemias "la'g I
republican institutions hailed the np,r. N'H
| defections OF the former with deljpb, - Tie I
claimed the imposibility of their dur. GG.ym
country where Spanish education, Snsr;'.aph u.
JUDGES, Spanish military sway, had nra'pt
their rejolcings have now been stiHed r rbs;'S@
bodings have now been falsi6ed;I6 yesry ,'n ''f
ence has demonstrated to US the incom,sAalPsat
ty of any thing Spanish with the prosn r-;,'a
country, and has proved to conyic,ion MY! ),
the non-responsibility Of persons in of .;., ":'
tuations is the bulwark of tyranny and tho y
of freedom. grave
"In fact the project Of Paez has con,,y,
failed; not one Of the commissioners detr..,Y9
ed by him TO the different authorities IN Wv ".
zuela has, we have heard, been received c., ."''
bly,; on the contrary, many Of them hsy. -,
ceeded with commission from the D,r,;s,
whom they were sent, either to the poys,r,,..,
here or TO Peru. The most Favorable ;r,.I,
gence has been received from Maracaybo ~.
garita, Guayana, Barcelona, and Cum,n,
The contrary faction, on the other hand, Sind
ously dissembe their views: TO one psriv a..
preach federalism, 10 the other they give hon,
of a monarchy. Ignorant themselves Of the Il
| Jcct OF their wishes, ashamed or perhap, mn.
bic to retrace their steps, they have seized bog
of the absence of the Liberator as preley, :,
gain time; and afraid, or disagreeiDe amor,
themselves as to their future designs. thew h,,o
protested determination TO await his comm,
and abide by what he may resolve. Wbebs]
it may De decorous for this government to d,
lay taking any steps to put down his edtIol
until that moment arrives is another question
and one which 10 US admits but of one ansv2r
Either we have the moral and physical force %
compel obedience TO the resolutions of our a5
ministration, or we have not: IF The forms,
they have been violated, and ii should be eyer
ed 10 enforce them; or if, unfortunately. The Ia,
ter has been the case, we have been living fg
the last few years at the mercy Of any iurbuer
character who might choose to start forwa!
and involve us in all the horrors of civil COM
motion, we for one, should not be sorry to see
such state of society cease, and something
more stable, more capable of resisting every
slight attempt at innovation by an armed force.
substituted in its stead. This last, however, is,
we apprehend, far from being our situation, and
the documents we have before alluded to, ncon.
testibly prove that the friends Of Government
are neither few in number, nor defective in re-
sources and inclination to supportit Letthem
be called on TO exert them in favor Of the con-
stltulon they have sworn to maintain inviolabe
let the leaders OF the insurrectior Of Valencia
be directed to lay down their arms, under pro.
mise that their grievances, if any are complain.
ed Of, shall be attended 10 by the Authoritlei
who alone by the laws have the power TO gln
them redress: let every thing be yielded 10
them compatible with the interests and honor
Of the Republic, and the inviolability Of oureI.
by violence, let no concession be obtained by
force and let unconditional submission to what
may be awarded by such as may be appolRfc
to inquire into the causes of this revolt, be the
price at which oblivion for past offences be o..
tanned"
We translate from Ell Cometa Hfercant Of
Carthagena,o of the 9th Of July, the following
nolice of the
DEATH OF THE HON. RICHARD =. h.,'
DERSON.
Died, in this place, on the 25th OF jaI;, 'h.
Hon. K. G.. Anderson, Minister Plenipoeds'aTI
OF the United States, near our government. -
a violent fever arrested his career in NE, anu
death has consigned his remains TO DISSOLUTION
The ground that contains the ashes OF our t.
theirs, the Cemetry Of Manga, is also entrusted
with his. Thither they were followed By DIS
brothers, his friends, and an entire people 5poA'
taneousiy evlncing their respect; and there Ine'
repose, awaiting the consummation OF dme'
hat the place may not, IN the lapse .! age;
be forgotten, in which they are deposited unH'
the resurrection of the dead, we hope 'ha' =
chaste but lofty monument will be erected L
remind the generations as they pass, thar sIpll'.
berlng there are the ashes Of him who was ,n'
hrst link Of political union between Golomcio
and the Republics of North America n u,
homage, so well deserved by the man ai'n.e!.'
will be equally honorable TO the people o. Cd,
country. 1t will prove that, consistent anc g.
nerous in friendship and alliance, their r2eOr