Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-28
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FoR THE Wuia
ae Electors Q. a'nes City Charles City, New Kent,
any Of dissatisfied having no choice be,,vccyo
ing ior Gen avie for the s away o votes
ing hay M as S s,,si a M so soma s.es
evil obey the call - N'N
of his proposed n to open poll for him aud if the
s Pat' 81 e District Is shared by New Kent, Charles CITY
anu James Ciy, his election will not be doubi.l
VOTERS IN RICHMOND.
CARD
, ss ,h Eaors Inc article in papcrof yesterday
ioy or rpnao or OF s ss ssF psErnfing 10 be an
Sy, instead or being such an apolory" explanatory
their inerv;ewn v ny anel Daoo", would he made (a
bacon 10 be- the gwen in the first
Voter the article thai he kner M, ho %abo;e, Raw ,
con was rs false and that his making tina, he did
On Nahaniel hacon having the author his view proves him
10 oe roioon; because he also knew that relation which
Na,bsn;s, n mem screens hun from PERSONAL chasnei,
10 M oaooh Considers il faler Insult his understand
as 1t any man to use such language him. as is con
ni e articles referred to- and deny tina, there any
nasi' sseon with .n ID his the that
which he regards The conduct ofA New Voter-ubssng
me relation tina, nature has placed between them
bacon constrained 10 oreso the infection personal cbas
eomnnsea and regrets , ha repetition OF the has
" This controversy has sided into personality, in
spite of our endeavors to prevent it, It isno ended
Columbia. The Journal of Comr,e rec contains va .
floIs extracts of lie ters from Carthage from July
oOtu 10 aug lSLf which the c.,n,lition
Lhis distracted republic as becoming worse and worse
One OF them saws
'ln one of the nightly meetings Of the Junta CT
Demagogucs at Bngota, it deliberately proposed
anu unanimously agreed To murder Gen. L aael JJr-
daneta, Senior Resterepo, Senior Castillo a II late MIN
listers OF States: Senior Cove, Deputy Of Congress:
Marino and Pope Paris: the American Minister Col
Moore; the British Secretary of Legation Col Ca,nn
bell; and two other foreigners, one Of them NJ: II
lngsworth--ihe name of the other have not been
able to learn THIS horrible massacre was TO have
n lnlon hall
the PRESIDENT But happily, Urdaneta discovered the
plot in time to Illustrate lis aboninable purpose End
the ball was put off Urdaneta has sold every thing
and is about retire with his family TO The com, ~
in the hope of being has enabla to o-ese-ve his ia
from the pognard Of the assassin"
c. Another mentions that a plot was discovered in
Carthagena IN the end of July, 10 ascassuat BIiy.r
and all the military chiefs friendly TO him
The Province OF Casanare still persists IN the pur-
pose OF forming an independent State, annexing 1t
self to Venezuela Other Provinces OF New Gre
NADIA are manifesting similar desire for indepen
dencc
BALrIMoRE, Sept. 25.
LATEST FROM CALLAO-The shin Gen
Smith, arrived this morning having LEFT there 3D. Of
July. The captain safes, that there had been an
action on the 18th April between Gen Prieto and
Priene in the neighhorhood of Conception in which
action Brene defeated with loss of all the foot
soldiers-the horse made their escape in which Cen
Tappan was killed and Friene banished the country,
and he had arrived at Callao his way to Mexico
previous to the sailing OF the Gen. Smith Prieto is
much opposed to foreigners The country is still in
an unsettled and distracted state, and under no
government.
Left at Caao, Uni'cd S!stes ship Guerrero and
ST. Louis The Dolphip had sailed for vrlpar-
also
The Dnke de Ragusa has reached Austria. n
pronchet, formerly Director General of Police, has
arrived at Brussels
General Pope had arrived at Paris.
The French Ex-Minster of Marine, Baron d
Haussez, afe being four nights at sea in fisliinr
boat landed IN England lie made his escape from
Dieppe.
Prince Ta'leyrand had paid his respects to the
Duke of Orleans and was present at tho Dukes in
stalation as king No cork ever swan better than
this veteran politician.
General Kewbe who married beautiful lady of
Baltimore, many years ago, commander Of the out
posts, under General Gerard, whom he joined at the
instruction in Paris.
The young American pupils in the schools of Pa
rig, made up contribution from their own Purses OF
1000 francs, for the families ofhc killed and wound
cd Parisans.-[.Nat Gae.