The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-04-08

sought to be created, have given a signal exam
pie Of morality. The people Of Caracas under
stood well what risks they ran In the career OF
freedom, by helping those who conceived the
dark project of asssssinating Congress. What
advice can give YOU in the situation in which
you have placed YOURSELF No one can believe
this any longer possible. Your Excelency APP
pears before the country al the greatest, the
most ungrateful, and the most revengeful, Of all
my enemies"
Nonarges demanded Paes's advice. He gave
il. how honestly, let the following extract ex-
plain
Although have no reason To expect that my
advice will be needed by your Excellency,
think proper to lay before You the only meas
ures that can allsy the excitement Of the people,
and prevent disaster. propose that your Elk
cellency should peaceaby submit TO the trial to
which public opinion has summoned you, for
many Of your acts, which are regarded a. being
clearly against the Constitution. propose that
you withdraw all the armed force from the Capt.
tai, and that you ask both Houses to change
their sittings to another plaza, as one House hrj
already resolved, in order that they may delibe-
rate dispassionately and freely upon the state OF
the Republic.
MoRarges denounced Pact as traitor. Pass
the Constitution. He says in his address to
them:
The Republic has no Legislative power at
present; its members, watched from the bar Of
the Houses by Gen. Monarges, are compelled to
appease the fury Of that tyrsnt, by obedience to
his orders. Fellow citizens. the social compact
is broken, and the people have resumed their
rights. In the exercise Of those rights, some Of
ha has tad uyifh Ia;a inf
authority to organize an army, to aveng- out
RACES committed against the Republic-to re-es-
tablish the empire Of the Constitution, and to
procure the punishment Of the perhdious Mag
istrate.
have accepted this noble and delicate mis-
sion, and have the JOY to announce to you that
AIN in arms, | have taken up my lance. not
10 lay IL aside until shall have seen the enemies
Of my country humbled, and the Constitution
Of 1880 triumphant. reckon on all true pa
triois-on all those who respect the nationality
Of Venezuela, and who remember her glorious
deeds-on those who sincerely love liberty and
detest tyranny.
The people will answer his call. IL there be
no change in them. nor in Paer. they will crush
Monargss, and punish his blood thirsty aiders
and abettors.
The New York Herald publishes letter. and
an abstract Of the news brough. by the Orbit,
both of which we believe to be full Of eros, and
greatly exaggerated. According to this Jour
nal, there has been a general uprising of the
mix ed races against the whites, and the whites
are represented as everywhere fleeing for their
lives. II sums up as follows:
We learn that the white inhabitants of La
Guayra and Caraccasa are flying in all directions
from vengeance OF the black and colored races.
who have completely overawed these cities, and
have assumed so menscing an attitude towards
the whites, as TO inspire them with dread Of
being murdered if they remained.
The party of Monarges, the President and lead
er Of the blacks, himself Creole, were going
about the streets, in armed gangs, and impress
ing all the mixed races or blacks they could ind
One colored man was forcibly dragged from his
cart and carried off and the impressment is GO
ing on daily.
1t was rumored from the interior that the
whole Of the country was on the eve Of gene
raj revolution, and that the celebrated Gen. Paez
was making great efforts TO rally the whites.
The white population along the sea-coast were
trying 10 escape out Of the country. Most Of
them were going to the Isiand Of Curacao, and
taking passage in different United States vessels.
Mr.. +. Weismsn, lady and family, came passen-
gers in the Orbit, being obliged to abandon their
beautiful estate, by this dreadful panic.
To the time Of the Orbits sailing. no actual
mu riders had been committed by the blacks since
the assassination of the national representatives
We have only TO repeat, that MOnarges is a
hood thirsty tyrant-thst he owes his elevation
mainly to Pae,-that Pae, has the confidence
Of the country, and will speedily rally the peo-
ole, aud DESTROY the tyrant and his murderous
minions.