Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-20


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IMPORTANT FROM COLOMBIA.
The editor OF the Times has favored u. with >
Caracas paper of the 18th of June and an Extra
frum the came Journal of the ooh, from watch
The following transactions made by our friends
of he Daily ADJ ertiser
1t will be that Bolivar was Immediately
to proceed to the southern parts of the Republic
10 put dewn tie Colombian troops at Guaysqun
W. Y Statesmen.
From Francisco Paula S n,snder, SC. Vice Pre-
si'!en OF the Republic &c.
80 .apra 50, 1877.
To His Excel!ency the Llberator Of CoIou biz,
President of the Republic:
SIRE--Tbe government OF the Republic cannot
misunderstood the agita'iuns which still alarm The
people. nor witness without pain The great difFcoi-
ties by which they surrounded The corresp0n-
dence which the Secretaries of Foreign Relations
and OF War, transmit TO the Secretary of your Tx
cellency, will give you sufficiently clear idea OF
the state OF alarm in whlch the southern depart
ments now are, and which one of the conse
quences which succeeded in avoiding, by send T.
ing Immediately TO the commandant Bustsmen'e a
reply couched in terms which might uanquilize the
whole division.
The Executive has hoped till the present time
with absolute confidence, that the meeting OF Con-
giess will facilitate the Of uniting the d-
visions OF the Republic; but, retarded by causes
which neither your hands mne were able to
prevent, the Executive foIesees that the suffe ngs
OF the slate viii be prolonged The insidous ma
nagement OF her enemies Is not concealed nor
those o! the dsaHectei 10 the constitutional sys-
TEN, who wish TO increase the schlsIn OF The repub-
lie by adding dIscord between the nationsl gov
eminent and your Exceilency; sad as if the alle-
ration OF our constitution depended essentially
on my not exercising the government, aud on ms
being detained, the enemies OF the government en-
deavour 10 exci,ea conGagraiion against it. II il
easy to conjecture how far the odium and rivalry of
portion OF the state against the Execuiive
might succeed. In such circumstances, | should
commit treason against my duty, AID n,y disne-
RESIDENCES X seit-dsvooE 10 the national cause j!
ala not urge your Excellency with all the eaTnest-
ness OF " hich | am capable, to come and occupy
the seat which the people have freely and lawfully
assigned you.- Under the cOnsti;u authoriy
OF your Eycelleacy, the divisions OF the body pc
lite will be united, parties viii be suppressed,
tranquility and security will be res ored, and Co
Ionibia Will recover al her power aud unbemished
splendour. The Executive has been The first to re-
'co5nize the right which your Excellency has ac-
CURED by the free and constitutional will of the
hepubllc, 10 occupy the Presidency of the State;
and the first TO hasten and call your excellency to
1t, when be heard OF he commotion In Valencia
The Executive does not depart from this course
and holds proof TO show that the people will con-
atantiy follow II, under the influence If their du-
ties, their engagements, and the profound attach
men' they profess. for your Excsilency.
In the opinion of he government, this inlimA
ton Is sufficient to induce your Excelency to
hasten TO sccede to my request TO enlarge with
remarks on the necessity oft. would offend the
well known patriotism Of ynW Excellency, and
your former resignation To- he public good: since
he who had been charged with the Executive
power has invited your Exceliency at ,lifFeren,
times, since the month OF November last, and
with snonges, reasons 10 take the charge OF the
government of the Republic, he has been freed
from responsibility.
With sentiments Of high consideration snd pros
found respect, am your Excel!ency's OBJ ser
want.