The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-19
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The Greek EoVfT unlHns has pHuhsH' nv ~
louin gpa fione declaration Of Admiral Nianiis
relative 10 fhecbicfcnmmaod otthe Naval ofee,
ghiek has been gi,cnto Lord Cocbfane
| Chiefs II The Governments | come hi'her
,eeofdiac 20 the orders when / have reecis"d,
/ aud s1pee, Bsu oues but ! 6rst think 4 my
! duty a. fxg,e,. 10 Ire superior Gbvernm NJ my
Thoughts. my selitunenis, And my desires, Mat u
NAV he able. ~ veil as the uation, to Jadge OF
/ M and NV intentions For these years I nave
ranbalted, without any interruption. along win
NV brethren. 4 with all my force agalnstfhe en-
emy Of our cauntrg Nrithcishe consciousness OF
/ nv ineaua~itt, nor the greatness ot the eniihen
| imposed an me by the conutfy, haye bern able
In tef,fi, or make me- hesilaie, ] consider II as
fh, hrxt duly of citizen 10 do the utmost for the
| sal, atom FMS country ard have always en-
desvored 10 fulfil this duty. III hsvr not always
| succeeded. u has not been tor want OF good
will
81 As we'll as all the nation, have long faund-
ed my hoprs on thc arrival OF The great man,
whose preceding splendid dcrds promise onr
country happy issue out OF The long aud afdu'
Gus struggle which il maintains. This man has
arrived ard Congratulate The eevernmeni and
the whole pstion on IT,
% The Greek marine may Justly expect Every
thing from such lcater and am the FIST 10
declare mvscf ready again 10 combat, and with
ai nv miphf, under his command. This task
will doubtoss ba dihcui for ne, oa account Of
my age and NY want oi experience, yet my heart
u conrented ior It has never desired any thng
not tie happiness Of the country. Begging the
Supreme Government not 10 doubt The sincerity
of MY sentiments. remain wIlh the most pro
iouud respect, the very obcdleni pahloI
ANDREW MlAULlS.
-~s0s"
FROM COLOMBIA We have rccriyed files
Of Beeota papers the Sd OF May, lay way Of "a
rnccas but ibair contents have been anticipated
b, files already received from Carbagena On
Of our correspondence IN Ceracns, II Will be seen
h, the ANNEXED extract, has lmblbcd the feeling
so very prvralentin Colombia Hmong foreign.
crs, against Bolivar.
CARACAS 10Th June, 1927
/ was Que disposed ike yourself to enter
tain most favourable opinion OF General Bot-
rar, and should sul bc 50. II any part 81 his COZ
duct would NarIantsufh Liberal ieelmg rom "a
" nh Amc ican am now prepared tujom my
opinion with tAnl ol nauy 81 my conntfymen
aud l., be icse that his "PtHc policy (h policy
4 cav be- is u cool aud delhsrate intrigue on
his nart Ia crafty ambitious views, winch hi
calculating genus las tau4ht HIM prudence
enou.h not 10 avow, OF even intimate 10 the pub
lie
"Thni he should have preserved terms Will
Gru pacz aud have extended pardon 10 his pnr-
nzans is not at all astonishing, nor Is II difficult
10 divine the motives by which hcwas Iuiluenc.
ed IN this act oflcnity, he knew the power Of
Pasz and h. feared II; he therefore cloalIeh his
Jtnidify under the love Of country, and virtual
l., ecegngcd all their proceedings Bdt that
hr saoed have conferred promotion ON those
/. -, h.. 4. 1
the tranquility OF the country, and have neg
lectrd those who were the warm supporters and
defenders Of the Constitutional rights OF the
Government, is matter so wrapped III my terry,
HAT even the Codairors themselves are NJ a
loss To comprehend the tenor OF ms proceeding,
" With me his conduct admits OF but one ar
gnment VIZ He is either great fool andhaS
imposed upon The world greatness OF charac-
ter, which he never possessed or that hls plans
have not vet arrived nj that state OF maturity
when he can appear before the political tribunals
a his own, and other countries, a greater MAJ
than the world has yet known him to he,
We are looking forward with much interest
To the opening OF the next Congress, the pro-
cecdings Of which will measrreably determine
tuc flurc destiny Of Colombia Should they
accept tine resignation of Bolivar, as is general
" supposed, dissolution OF the Government Is,
m my opinion, inevitable: bur the consequen.
ees resulting fom this separation Of the Provin-
ncs being shroudcd IN the womb of time, we
eau only view them speculaNty, and prepare
for the worst that can cnsuc y enczuela is not
a field sufficiently large for two great bodies,
like Bolivar and Pacz, 10 move IN the former
Is ambitious Of unlimited power and political az
the latter, really believe, is on,
ambitious OF military glory, and the nshackIed
liberties Of his conntry--thnS, their views be-
ing so strongly contfasted, conceive it impos-
possible ior them TO operate together, in so small
a sphere, with harmony " peace. Bot. Gag,