The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-03-28

our National existence Every child sent forth in
total ignorance to take his place in society is an
enemy, tho he may not know il, to the liberty Of
his country. They who Aattsr the people Of A
n'erca with exaggerated representations Of their
virtue and intelligence are the worst Of traitors-
whole is sound as yet. But II it shall continue TO
bea free and republican country to the end Of the
century in whishwe new are, il will be such he
cause the whols people have become far more vir-
,uous and intelligent than they now are. The
question between United and Happy Statss
and Diseonterted and Dlstraeted Ringd doms
must be decided by the Sehoolnastsr. Let u
send him out to his work. N.
Read this, oil 20 Beer bbbsrs throughout the
good State Of Rhode Island and parts adjacent
yea, even unto the very ends of,he earth: for Of
these things ye should know, tina. the intoxicating
cup may be dashed frem thy lips as . most deadly
foe TO health.
Bar-room slumberen beware the foul 6end 10
swimming in your cups while your senses nre steep
ed in oblivion. Arise and cast aside the potent
mis-, that is binding your eyes 10 the awful si,ua-
ton in which you are placed by the damning inAu-
ence OF POIsoNous LIQuoRs.
i COMMON SENSE.
"NUx VoMIcA--A flat compressed,
round fruit about the breadth Of a shilling,
brought from the East Indies !; il is GER
tam poison for dogs, cats, sc. and is one
Of the ingredients unlawiully infused into
Beer to give il siupiGing quali.y."--
This is one only Of the dslsterious ingre-
, dents infused into Strong Beer or Ale.
Copperas is another and IN fact the
whole mass constituting the article 10 one
, vllanous compound which when taken in
to the human system tends not only to tho
decentralization Of man. Gods noblest
work, but the rapid destruction Of life fol-
lows an habitual use Of this bitter potation,
US has been proved in numerous instan-
ces-of course it is evident that this
. drink should be equally stunned with az
u dent spirits. c..
b South american Affairs. s.-Papers from
IS Bogota, New Grenada, have been re-
! ceived here. The Gazette Of that city,
n ofthe 9th February, contains the follow
;, ing intelligence -
!, The Province of fManubi had declared
war against Guayaquil, in consequences
:. Of which, the troops Of General Flores.
y three hundred strong, attempted to land
at that place, on the 26th Of November.
. one hundred and sixty Of whom were
- killed. Another body entered the town
!. OF Puertoviejo, killed many Of the inhabi-
= :. tants, and carried of considerable num-
= :, her Of the prisoners to Guayaquil, wke,s
y the victory was celebrated.
)" At Venezuela, General Montillo. wbo
. had been nominated Pienipotentiary 10
u y England, France, and Spain, had been
- denied an appointment to that Office by
10 ', the Congress, and General Souble,te
J" had boen appointed and sent ont IN his
10 place.
E. In Quito the Assuay, the elections
e had been held for members for the Con.
= vention, which was to meet on the 9Th ol
20 January.
,e Gen. P. A. Herran. while in Rome
y was requested by Pope Gregory 18th, "a
a present to Gen. Santander and V:es
l. President Mo-quera, a crown set with
: agates and caledonies, which he has dc.
livered to those gentlemen since his re-
,turn.-[N Y. Com .Adu.
II
IN From Vera Cruz. the arrival OF
is the sloop of war St. Louis nt Pensacola
" papers Of that city received TO 9Th Feb.
re ruary. Large sums IN specie are duiIy
es sent off from vera Cruz, aud when the
n, St. Louis was last compelled to stand of
I'd from Tampiico, French barque with
in 100000 on board left the latter port al
i, the same time.
!. President ST. Anna had retired to hi.
., estate, near Vera Cruz leaving the
:, Presidency and the command Of the army
= al interim, to Seur Du. Miguel Barra.
= gan. In his address 10 the Mexican
u Congress, Gen: S, Anna complains tha,
!. his health has been much impaired
" by his services adverts to the grea
length Of time that he has served the peo.
u pie; congratulates them on being now
= at profound peace, and assures them .hal
u" in his retirement his sword shall be nj.
to ways unsheathed and ready 10 be wiolded d
IN against the encni of,he Republic,
1t The brig Enterprise, Cnuain Smith
OF arrived at this pOrt YESTERDAY. f,oc, H.,