Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-11
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The paeke, brig Medina, Capt Sullivan, arriyed We.
'erdsy IRON Carhagf ma. having ed from that port
the OH OF May. Mr.. L. s. Burrows, passenger, who
landed at Point Comfort ON Chesapeake pilot bca'
in consequence of head winds. reached here on SUNDAY
night Mr. b. has osligingy avoured with late pa.
pers and the following summary Of the state of ,ffars
in Colombia at the time of his lie parture.
'Ths Bogoa mail, which arrived Just before the Me.
dina sailed brought an address from the acting Pres
dent, MIR. Caicedo, recommending to Congress the re-
coenton OF Venezuela "a distinct state Gom Cv,m-
bia Immediately, the B,i ih, American and Brazil
ian Ministers crew up remonstrance, notifying the
government. that such an act should he adopt
ed, they should be compelled to leave the Republic.
This had elected great excitement, and il was hoped
would be attended with the most happy effects, and
proven, the separation. which persisted 10, de-
Soy Colombia tt o'e gtn-rAliy of the best Informed.
sl looked to Bolivar the country II he could
not guide her. she woul soon be reduced the cond
tiou OF Guatemala Buenos Ayres Chilli &C. the ar ma
oil civil war and blood.hed
Private letters which the greatest reliance can be
placed stated that the Congress woald the day after
the NAL left Bogoa, invest Bolivar with supreme pow
err, and place the fate OF the country in his hsnd,a
though one OF the most distinguished individuals Bo
GOA wrote that II was no, certain but the Lbcrator
would in disgust leave Colo ubia forever
General OLeara had been appointed Minister 10 IA.
U. States Mr. Burrows received letters three day. be-
fore sailing TO prepare the edna for the accom- ola
ION OF this Minister, family and suite, who wou he
Ca'thagena on the 10 h, to embark for N. York-but
as every berth in the vessel engaged il was po.
'ibie to accommodate the Minister. and he would pro-
bay take passage in the next packet. the Ath.nian
IN confusion-some say the Liherator will leave the
country in dgus others that tn will be separation
&c am only able to cay that the clouds 10
hickeD, this devoted country If the mad pro.
every foreign sgent vii be obliged to Withdraw.
PRocLAMArIoN OF GEN. MoNrILLA.
The Project General OF the District OF Masdalena to
the peaceful people under his command.
The first duty of man in society is that of submitting
himself TO the law which established the order with
which the state must be conducted; for witbou, law
" thOut0 rte ia
or government. From the mom.sn in which unfor'u
nately appeared the which a ct the repub-
c every has been consulted her from the
ruin TO which 'he undoubtedly would he conducted by
passions deviang from the principal object which the
supreme health of the country know that az or
having deposited your confidence in tn. Lberator Pre-
sdent OF the State, the wi'dom OF this first chief h,s
discovered other means TO insure happiness than
sombling Of continental Congress which would de.
eide our fate The glory OF the nation, its individual
guarantees, our fortunes, all we hold most dear
be expected from that august assembly, which ex-
clnsvely charged with the des'ines of our country.
You have already known the fundamental principles
upon which the Republic il 10 be organized. They
insure our liberty and Independent e. and nv them we
shall be respece. civilized nation. Neither the
pretenions OF Venezuela will avoid the supreme Con-
gross answering this sacred duty, whose wisdom /.
occupied in finishing .f'ctoy the great end for
which they elected - Union the angular stone
of this edfce, der,i'ute Of which the foundation will
he but sand This Congress will manage thes. dissen-
sion' by the councils of wisdom II knows that peace
as well as the union restore the name
and tha Colombian credit. II the central system /.
TAI hlully admitted in Venezuela; il il is necessary
to substitute federal form Of government save the
union and peace between the two departments van
must not doubt, but Congress will with activity decide
on the bes, measures Blu, in the time, il
ces'ary 10 preserve the common tranquility respect
the government and TO sacrifice for the country the pas
ons Of The day. the last that will he asked Of her hero
ic sons Whatever other conduct is adopted will be
unknown by her laws and nsidsred runous and eri.
minal. You must not hear the d.quiet genius which
aspres TO precipitate in events that would he fatal TO
the sacred cause OF the Ration, because you will be re-
pon'be for the unh 'ppiness before the tribunal
Of the law. You must confide and expect every thing
from the supreme Congress: ,h-n you will see rise a
gain the republic the liberty, and the independence of
Colombia, with splendour and brightness
MARIANA MONTILbA.
go Carthagena, May 4, 1890