Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-18


In the same State, Il uben Wool and J. H. IIaliock,
have been elected Presiding Judges of CIRQUE.
[Bah Paper.
afairs o| Colombia Lit will b, perceived from the
intelligence rom Columbia inserted be ow, that the az
fairs OF that country by means ether tranoui
or promising cannot h. denied that Of late the gen.
era' opinion has undergone change in regard 10 the
political intentions of livar; they have Undergone
change too, in regard (, lis political int gritty: Tie
points. IL must still he remembered are not the same
he bet friends OF liberty fingered long in tie belief
that the arbitrary power entrusted to the Iiberaor wa.
made necessary by the ipmediate circum.tA cee Of
re coun rys Much, too, ascrhed TO The moral ron
diion OF the people Themselves aud what would have
been con lemned at once, had il occur ed in more
tetlsd republic, pardoned from supposed incapa
city in the spar@er AMI ruder population of Colomba
to bear more regular aud tempered authority In re-.
gard to the FIRST point the political views OF Bolivar
we cenf"ss We have long had mi. wings a. b his
iendlness 10 republican institutions. though we still
thought him DESTROYS OF the happiness Of his country
he had done ma Tor its inir pend nco that we
gave him credit for wishing it's free dom though we
might tlEk he erred in hoping TO .erure il by n 20
ve'nmrnt IN which, as in that OF EngIarj, ihce was
mixture OF mona chy, Bmt were tar from doubt
ing on the second point,-bis political inte gritty; in
Other words. did really relieve lin more alive 10
the dee Of scouting the hep illness OF Colombia and
South Anne Ice, than TO the prompiinys OF personal
| am,iio His opponents however, and apparently
with much reason, do not allow him that virtue
lie ia accused Of fostering dsco,cpt. in order that his
cunt Influence and authority might be called in
10 suppress them; OF having rretsd the confusion.
which, in the eyes OF rcign nations were tte apollo
ey Tor his assumption and retention of the Dictatorship
Sucb is the rurport OF sp article in the Norh Amsr
can Review, IN which are thrown oge' her many wi.
dences, not more OF the military skill than Of the poi
cal dsng "huou-nes' o. the Colombian hero, his alec
ton 10 arbitrary power, and his of personal ae-
grandiz-nsn'. ct II may serve 10 show how hard il
lie to form certain conclnsion Z. Ionhian affairs
mat Pdez, whn in the article referred to- accused
OF collision with he Lbersor. is FUND according to
The present advc-s FROM Colombia, he placed at the
head o. The province OF Venezu a. which oppo "a. The
policy oil Hovar and is in the act OF seeding from the
Cove Tmnent Of Bogeia. Bait amrrican
COLOMBIA
The following is the Circular of Bolivar alluded 10
in the Resolutions oil Guayaqu ard Qaito published
by us yesterday. We have some int rccp,ea cores.
pondsnce of General Mon,ills which add. to the evi
jcnce already 'rrnished OF the designs of Royar's
fnd', bu, our limits will allow their publ atom
'o-day. fN. y Ere pysf
Extract Of litter from his Excellency the Liberia
tor, 20 General Paez. dated Quay aquiI l3Ih Sepem
her, 1929:
| "Your letters are very fiendly.-In then, YOU ex-
press yourself as public and private man. My heart
has been titled with pleasure the offers you make
oil your house aud gouds whenever the public SER
vice NAV dispen with AS that period il not very
Distant shall ever AXE pleasure in emil racing yo, in
the bosom 81 private iiir but do agree with YOU
in thinking that you ought to resign lie com
when resign il. because you will then be more ne.
cessaTy than
81 have ordered the publication Of circular inviting
all The citizens and corporations formal an solemn
expression Of their opinions. You may now legally
press IL upon the public, to say what they please
The time has arrived in which Venezuela must ex-
press herself witio' rrgard I, thing wha ever
else Than The eenrfai good IL radical nedns are A.
dorted 10 express hat really DESIRE reorns will
be perfect and The public wish will he fulfilled Com
merce will open her fountains, agriculture will be eve
ry where extended in short every thing will bs per
formed you desire. shall stop TO point out
do not wish 10 incur the responsibility being
20 remain in IN supreme command. As the C,ucrs.s
is one Of admirable character there is no danger
ul and fxun E,,ox
accomplish the business with wisdom ara caImness-
Never h's there been great nrce.y a. on this oc
ca ion, since nothing less in debate than 10
society anew, or, so 10 speak, 10 give il new exs
tence
eft would he we'll in such circumstance. to take ere,
care OF the vuiiOD>ts; b3causs under the pretex
OF public opinion they may attempt some crime w eh
we ought not 10 tolerate. LIT the Congress be told
with Federation wha' l. just. or what you wilI but
no hing by deeds aid even less by way OF threatening
do not desire u c command but il ibty wish 10 arr
rest 1t tom me by force intrigue vii fght to the
last would cheeffuliy 20 ont To The hsh road, and
~ conformity with my honour. Tell every BODY 30
from me- Finally, have said this becau.e II feared
mat shat produce revolutions by any circular and
mere are persons who pleased with ihs decIa
ration Of the College Of Caracas. For me every thing
IS good with moderation, which conforms directions
remain, my dear General, your grateful friend.
LAY grateful, because your letter TO which repy |,
very noble & generous towards me. have been sfF e
ed by Tie idea you have Communicated to me; and o.
that nigh, enjoy with YOU private liz. aud ,,timonI
comPdDonship Heartily you're, BOLIVAR"
| On Che 22d nit The President Of New Brnp.wick
TRANSMITTED the following spec ia message 10 ths Hons.
Of Ass. mhlv Of that Province.
The President taxes this carly nppor unity n sc
quaint the House Of Assembly, that by the la.t M,iI
he received undorbe ed inorns ton, tina: i- American
Minister in London IL using every possible effort 10
prevail on His Majestys Governmt nj IN fe-adnit the
vessels o. The UOed States int, ihs British Colonies
I'm The WeF.lndies. from which they were prohibited
by be wse policy Of his Majesiy's order in Council,
| OF 1926 '''
" He is most happy 10 sdd thai our jealous and in
htgahe Lienenant- Governor (who fortunately had
not l"h LoDdon) mailing his most strenuous exerhou.
Tor defeating that mesa which IL carried would 90
fatally affect the vital interests Of ts and the nesb
boring Provinces
The President, therefore submits TO the wisdon,
and declaration OF the House, the propriety Of Joint
representation The part Of the Council and sem
bly,, To his Mejcsys Government expressive Of their
sentiments this highly, important subject which II
adopted he will feel happy IN tran'nit with any fur
thfr rmarks which lie may consider likely 10 have the
desired effect"
Upon which message. The House In committee OF the
whole resolvedto address His Majesty on the subject
and hat His Mejesiys Council be requested 10 Join in
the Address
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