Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-07
York Dailg .aapcrtiser.

Translated for Tic .Ne,g York Daily adpcrtiser
BoeoTA, July Go
We have lust learnt that the government have
received communications from The .4iberator, in
which he announces that he has set different bodies
of troops the march, for the purpose OF suppress
sing the disturbances in the south and that his
Excellency still hoped tranquility would be restored
by the measures taken by the Executive, in Which,
case the presence of the troops would be nnneces
sary. We understand that their movements are to
be regulated by the instructions they receive hon
this ciy--'Ehus are dss pated The rumours late n
circulated, and the groundless reports against lE|
Liberator's designs
| jury 22.--Tha ineritorous Gen. of division, J.
NJ. Cordova, lhely commandment general OF the aux
Hilary Colombian division OF Bolivia. has arrived at
popoyan for the purpose OF indicating himself De,
fore The competent tribunal. against the charge OF
having executed sergeant in that city He Oh.
tingushed himself at Ayacucho and has increased
his reputation by subnittngto the arbitralons Of heI
| laws.
Tie same paper contains an extract from the hIs|
OF Washington, when II concludes by RECOMMENDS
ing to Bolivar to initiate his virtues, and trust IA
time 10 Justify him against his enemies.
Communication from the Executive Power TO ting
Lberator
Francisco Panic Santander, &C. to his ExcelencyI
| Isr
i Palace of the Government in BQgota, june
/ 7, 1027-17.
Sir--Your resignation of the Presidency OF thej
1tepubiic OF Colombia has not been accepted by lhe|
Congress and | pre- slime tie President OF lhe|
Senate will acQnant you whit by this opportunity
on are therefore obliged TO submit to the VIII 'c
nation, which requires you TO ,dke possession OF 'e
Presidency of the State, and to govern il ACCORDING
10 the laws which the soycreigppeope have aic'a'
\ ed and shall dictate in future through the medium
their representatives. The Vice-president OF Coe1
lombia, entrusted with the government, confidently
hopes that you will not disappont the wishes Fl
your country and thst it viii Gene out, under you
authority Triumphant and Glorious from the agila
tons which surround it. express by anticipation
my congratulations to Colombia for so happy AM
event.
ragret that have to add that Congress have not
listened to the cries with which | besouaht them I'd
ex0nerate me from the cc-presidency. Congress
Il have done me the favour to believe that | am abe
to serve the republic in this station. ard knoS
not whether they are deceived. Such being the ma
toms will as expressed through them. such the cir
cumstances preceding, and such the entire liberty
with which the representation of Colombia have ac
ted In binding again the chains Of my service.
must hereafter go on. yielding my feeble talents ID
the public cause--s, how can serve them. il YOU
experience, knowledge, talents and patriotism d'
not heeu assistance so feeble as mine?
e can offer yoa nothing but heart free from 81
!, intentions, and a soul which belongs to Colombia
MY absolute conservation to the cause of liberty
! and my profound respect for the laws, will unde
= no circumstances suffer any alteration Neither
! need you seek, will yon find any thing in ny
s. suggestions which will distinguish them: you will
o ind nothing but integrity. love of the law. firm
s support lent to the liberty of Colombia, and lively
IT desire to cooperate efficiently for the glory OF ou
vns