Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-04

Renublics is 10 take place once in every year, 10
the month of September, 50 long as the common
war continues, and every two years In time OF peace
The Plenipotentiaries are 20 remain IN 'he pisee
agreed upon for three months. which term may DC
prolonged for two months more. at the end OF
which n.rod the sessions may be renewed; but,
during the war these Plenipoeniaries cannot leave
the terri,or, of the Republic wherein the meetings
| are held. so that they may meet toge'hef imme-
diateIy. if any extraordinary circumstance shouio
requirei,.
IN. t,o,,ress will continue it's negotiations in
Tacubaya so soon the Ministers arrive VINO
carried The treaties from Panama TO their respec.
tive Governments, (eight months 's the Time hxeo
for EXCHANGING these rathcations, SIX VIII pSooa-
bly, elap.e before these F'eh'Fo'e"'e' 's's"
Mexico.) ,,..,
The following is the substance OF an additional
article of the treaty OF Union, League, and rerpe-
,ual Confederation, concluded signed at banana.
Whereas the contracting desiring arden'iy
20 live at peace with oil the nations oil the UNIVERSE
BY avoiding all motives OF misunderstanding whieh
mich, arise from thes exercise OF the Legitimate
r.h,. IN n.ace and war, have agreed. and hereby
agree. that. Immediately on the ratification OF the
present treaty, they will proceed to hx' oy COM
mon agreement, all those points, rules, and prn-
cinIes which are TO govern their conuuct In poth
cases. for which purro,e they will renew their invi-
,.,;on to tn. neutral aud friendly Powers, that, 1t
they deem il expedient, they may take an active
mart in these negotiations and may be present. by
means Of their en,iasie-, in order TO ADJUST
conclude and sign, such treaty, or reaues' as may
be made for so important an OBJECT
I,vould appear from this article, tnat, although
the sessions OF The Congress OF Panama have been
removed to Tacubaya, the invitation IL to be re-
pe.ved to the neutral and friendly Powers Az all
events, OUR Plenipo,en,iares need not De mere De-
fore the month of February next.
TIL. Mexican Plenipoientiaries told me that
they found no difficulty to induce majority "' the
Deputies of the Congress of Panama to remove 10
Tacubaya. :,
The Is.hmus 10 so sick!y that they were all glad
to remove from Panama.
adverted in the course Of conversation, 10 the
very extraordinary sentiments contained In vi
daurre's speech on the opening OF the Congress -
They assured me that Vidaure never delivered
that discourse, but published it without the know
ledge Of hs colleagues; that, OH the following day.
they, the Mexican Plenipoten'iares, demonstrated
verbally, both asains, the publication OF that dis
course and agains. the sentiments 1t contained and
the Colombian Plenpo,entiaries delivered IN
written protest to the same effect
I suggested the propriety of publishing notice
of what took place on that occasion, as the whole
tenor of Vdaurre's discourse is calculated to pro-
duce an unfavorsble impression. believe this
will be done. Might il not be well to do so IN
our papers'
shall probably learn the whole OF the pro-
ceedrngs at Panama in few days, and VIII send
the information as collect it.