Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-30
This was not tho President. propo,i,ion.-raq.
LATER FROM IOTOAlEI.

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contingent iund.-ENeuIRER
This was not the Presidents propo'i,ion.-Eaq
| LATER FROM LOLOMBIA
.NeU York July Bob the brig a.ontiiin from G..
thagena WHENCE she sailed 4'b July " hear
" 'ha lew days previously, Bolivar accompanied by
many general officers and Other iends arrived
from Zabaco where he had been w.ting until an ON.
portunl'y oil going either TO England France shou
present days previous to tn, saing ot the Mon;ila
dispatches were received om Venez ela an nounciny
counter revolution in that pirtMen the overihro y
oil len. Paezs authority and influence and HE Cnrc
er he dsp9rlnent had moreover declared
pie 20 obtain some newspapers and letters 10 tim, for TO-
days paper. " ="
slncs writing the above we have obtained from Mr.
bWro,cs supplement Of the Gazette of Carthagpna
and other papers to the lst Jnly Inclusive w. ed
nohng IN them but documents iIustra ing what 10 call
d "the reac' OF Venezuela in favor n, ,ba ;atr
t"y OF olnmb n'-The only PECULIARLY in these doc
ity of the Liberdter S WV '''''
% Boivars arrival at Carthaeens i, ia stated ,b,,
al me principal merchants OF that place called on him
ooiy' requesting that he would not desert them or
The next day ell the hdie. of Car,h,oo,. ,,.;, , -
| him with the same reques,.
The Southern provinces o. Guyeqri and p.nam, h al
even nun information h.t il he I5t the country they
should Immediately separate from the republic OF O.
'omoia' and form independent Government.
[.amricas
The events at Carthagena must have furnished a
most interesting spectacle. Bolivar arrived at
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chiefs, officers and respectable inhabitants On the 26,h
ne gave audience TO the civil authorities of the CORPORA
uoh, Puohc omcers, and a great number of people
headed by the Project of the Departmcnt-The Pre-
feet addressed him in very aiIectonatc and an
propriate terms-to which Bolivar reped. He s,,,el
that ne had arrived at their lustrous city, like ira
weller, who can only stop long enough TO make the
necessary arrangements for continuing his Journey.
they accuse me, gentlemen OF ambitious views which
Nthongh they are far from my heat, by nc be
ieved 20 be well founded Under ,hs prelence A mar
~ has been organized which Ike the Colombian pie
IN constent state of aga'iOn. NV remaining in The
hepuoHc under such circumstances, would aft rd
bundant pretvNts for the continuance OF disorders
This is my epinon. gentlemen, and cannot resist nv
| on.cience.
"Ah tbs revolutions, anil all the exces,cs have been
lfid 10 my charge; and had ev.ry t'ng remain.
| sd ranq Ill, su.p!con you'll no. have ces..J 10 A.
,rm those who fear my influence, or my supposed as
pEatons Pe'h,p. long absence will in sui,h les
ou'y At least time will place the governm mt of Co.
iombia on solid foundation, that il may not think IT,,
sat threatened by any individual sabjact to the
ha,e'n' inhnrncs OF factions Then wi'hrut doubt my
Absence would terminate, ard would return to the be-
SOM oil this county which cannot leave without r..
greet alter participating the benefits indie p1nJenca and
the glory OF being sabisct only eovsrom Mt cons l.
tu.ed by ourselves However great may he the s,cri
ice on NY part, maks for the country; and if il give
10 tha country the repo'e which needs shall think
myself nhnitely compensated.FF"
| schooner arrived on the Ist July 20 inform, tha
Llberator OF new Revolution having taken pl,ce in
VeneZuaa, OF the declaration of that People in fvor OF
The integrity of the Republic, and the M Com
gress-" Gan. Mash ado, of the weahiest men in
the valleys. had orders to the Lberaor vvhereveI
he may be found and even 10 follow him 10 nron !,
by any iatelity he has left Colombia"
Gen. PAez had heen compeilsd 10 resign
Yen DonVar Is placed in the most tying circum-
stances We shall learn whether he has left tn.
counIry--oT wha, other he has taken
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
am DESTROYS Of knowing shether the frat 81, c,jor
eerng speech Of Col James Barbour 10 the izsns nj
Orange, has yet hsen published. aGreealy TO the pro
misses held forth; and II not ,ohy IL has net been,
1t is true, tina, Col rbour did declare. tba, II b
were sent to the House OF Delegates he won!d atiemn.
to cut down all civil suits and criminal as to the short
term of ten day.?
Is il possible, that he did also 80 far s,oop 10 4,
arts OF eectoneerng, to denouuce the presen, wage
Of The Members Of the General Assembly az Being too
high-and 10 promise his best efrts 20 reduce them IN
81 day?-Aftsr the Rhotcmon'ade address IN the
Ladies of Orange the 5ih July, We carno. be
asionshed by any stroke of eectoneering which has
been made by the candidate Of Orange. Hear him,
lie could not help "enierng to his fair country women
Vireins real lewels, far estimabe Than the Gao
Chi, who had done him an unexpected honor by their
presence a. the momeni-he homage Of bis profouuJ
respect. lie said, he could be suspected of A,ue
~ now, the time with him had passed. Now foo ,b,,
he wa' candidate i1r the surases their husband.
and sons.) " He therefore without fear bore ready
and sincere testimony 10 their worth and IN IN. ~
allied estimation in which they held wherever vr
tue and all the attributes that onnoble The az were
sill venerst>d. Your v--ta d.licacv snnFs al !,
distance, the tainted breeze, and YOU ike The J.w
ish Prophet, standing between the Twin, and the de-,
staying the plague by your neSsrahl- rsbukc s,p,.
pic
Although you are not named in the nolcal charter.
you are sil the Depository of supreme power ard ax
erctse 'overign Influence over the dr.iinv Of man,
holding AZ YOU do the patent Of your ho- ore drec,l
FROM the almgh'y-your contenances bsng tn. ,is ~
The covenant, in which, every one az teAd hs ~
that mad Us is divine High and mighty I. your
iru'', &c 20 on then you have hegun-moint,In ~.
high character you desetveIy enjoy and may YOU,
children arise and call you bles.ed ,rd v,ur bu.
bands, also, ard praise youand men OF Crane, IL
70 make your se!ves worthy Of such
ths and you - have nothing more 10 arcomrli.b 80
Did Col BNb7ur eXcusc hinssif for aceep'ipo I;ai
Office under Mr.. Adams-by declaring th,, ne b,I con
suited his hiends, aud he whole Delegation fro,n MI,
State in Congress, and that they recommended IL ,,
one exception only-and l. II not true that sinca tho
delivery of hi' Address, letter has been nroJucsd
from Mr.. John Randolph. declaring that he never
consulted that Mr.. TaZewe informed him tb,, he
dis'uadsd him s'renuou'ly against it, and tha he had
heard, from tha beet authority the day be fore bs LOT,
Ter was written that Mr.. Speaker Sevcnson b,J gvc,
similar counsel; and es not Mr. Randolph add tina,
he has heard Of M other persons who were co,euIie
hut that he will answer for it, that his frisrd NJ AeV
ander did not advise him IN accep'?ls il n, at,o true
that Mr. p. p Barbour did mo- advise him IN accent
ana that some friends, out OF Congress whom Col b.
consulted. did sdyiic him a gainsi il?
| Bn' wish also to know, whether Col y ov,1,ioei
why 1t was, that after acceriinC Cabinet Seat nodsS
the not spscoui professions OF Mr. Alarn.'s A.,
schmen 10 I've principles OF Vireinia THE gentleman
continued 10 hOd on, sfter Mr.. Adams Nssssge b.d
todden un'er foot every principle of The Coosu,ion
dear 10 the bosom ct Vitginau'-The dilemma il oh.
vious; either ha, Col y. had abandoned HE Vrgi,i.
principles, or hat In choosing between poce and g,j,
| cipie be preferred the former.
! Though am MOI Voter IN he comfy of n ,crs 7
have TAX The liberty Of saying word m 81, noe
ton will no. admit that il l. mere county dsnu,e
~ Col u. and h' friends are tying 10 make IT, II j.