Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-03

Sso~ ras sAa,nssss enasxrls
1,s~fms~t e O. lfwviapsis Csjsmbia.
Much has been Dubtshed. aad nssA Doss
lwkispsesd, segsssj,sg ssAs uLeressmess
ish;<h Gee. n AsapeH. lAle bhaisses e ,hs
Cnitrd Ssasesss Coiopsia. = 7eisl tot,sse
lrsceived. during the latter pzt4 oflhis resi-
,dencs IN Colsunbia. We paLlisbed q let.
scs spos this subject. = few weeks SINCE,
writisR ~ Bogc,s by . young Gen'lcman
in the suite Of Grn. IlArsison. Which Grsi
appeared in tho Albany Daily Advertiser
Ny that lrttss. NO were Informed that
Gcncrxl~H. had been rudeiy and hsrsi,iy
trcatrd---aad requested 10 leave the coun
try. And finally. that high accusations
were ciicul.ied against him, and attempts
made 10 excite The people ~ sou.r deed ol
violence toss ride DIS person. ANIr. C bod
ing. an American citizen from New Eng.
iaad. cagseed in the Jewellers business y,
Boscis, VA, seized and cart into prison
and .iAe goyernincut refp.-d tn hbcrass
him. until Gen. Ilarrisoo would fix upon .
Hsiav for his departure. This is all true,
and The hall has net been tol,i Whether
the government Of these United State.
will submit 10 tho indiyniiy, because II.
mon bolivar Is ceasidcred rather puj,ulas
with The cabinet, we do not know
Gen. Harrison has had very difIic al,
and delicate talk 10 perform nj Boguia.--
lie t"und almost immediately after his ar.
! rival. that hut little frisnd>h,p was felt foI
the United States. by Bolivar and his pa r
7 ". While he ~. caressed and nsiteres
by the osrign ofliccrA Ivy whom he w..
surroundet--aod wlile the diplomatic "a.
ge"ts Of. other governments were encou,
raging hin, In assume the purple. th,
weight and influence Of the L.. States, un.
der the administration, OF Mr.. Monr,c and
Mr. Adams. Wa. thrown into the scale 81
freedom. Party spirit ran vrrv high a, the
time IF Gen. lis arrival. and IL was soon
/ aipHr-"t that the friend, Of Bolivar eyed
hun asksaec, as the necessary cnemy q
the ambitious views Of their ma strr, nile
on the other hand. the republican party
looked upon him as their friend Sill /,
was bis duty, and duty which he mos
scrapulea.iy disc charged. 10 knowuo party
and attend exclusively ~ his official Lu
hes.snd the Interests Of his own country
Bui The numerous wrongs inflicted upon
American citizens by the Bo!iviaa au,ho.
1 ri,ies--wrongs which ii was his duty 10 see
redresscd-brougit him often In collision
with the government. Nevertheless lac
was treated with every possible degree 6
respect aud courtesy. so Ion. as ne re.
NAMED IN the discharge Of his official du.
j ties. BUT far different WAS the fact, immc
diatcly after Gen. II had presented Mr.
Moore, aAhis successor. TO the Council o.
State. and taken his audience of leave. I,
had indeed hecn noised about, after the
recall OF Gen. H. WAS known at Bogota
and before MIR Moore had arri, cd. ,ha
Zen. jackson Was the friend Of Bolivat
and that Gen III. had been called be
Cause he was Bolivar's enemy. And i'm
/ media,~ly after Mr.. Moore entered upor
4 the discharge OF his duties. the officers a nc
friends OF Bolivar were not ut all back
i ward in making public these represe nta
lions. Indeed. before Geo. II. left Bogota
The BOLIVAR patty openly urged il as one
reason Why their master should be crown
cd that the measure was approved by Ge
neral jackson, who had determined Il
take the same course in tho United States
al The end Of his term oC four years. ri
dIeuous As all this must sound 10 Amer
can ears. and .gnorao, as IL speaks. man,
al the officers and pariizan. OF Bolivar Il
/ be. Il - nerertheiess true. And, in con
vcrsaiion with Anne ricsns. they even wen,
50 FAR asto laugh az them for their erednl
~ In asserting that Zen. jackson neithe,
could nor would do any such thing.
The eject OF oil ihis, HOW c, or, has beer
seen in the treatment which Zen. II. re
ceived a. the hands Of the government,
! and the Bolivar party. afler the arrival o
Mr.. Moore. lie Was accused OF inicrler
Jog with The politics Of the country; OF 10
mcnfing disaficciion against Bolivar: O
plotting with the unfortunate Cordova
and OF bein. engaged in plot 10 a,sassi
nate The British Minister aud The Who'll,
Colombian Council or STATE. Will, a
i, ilo same time. so scrupul"ns had nc beer
IN h's demeanor, that hc had not inter
changcdeven tie customary ci,ilitics viii
gentlemen OF The liberal party; 50 ncces
sary was IL to avoid giving offence OH N.
one hand. or endang ering ihc lives and Ii
heriy OF those unfricDd.Y 10 tIse views q
Bolivar on the other. His friends finaIl,
hurried him away to prevent his assassina