The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-10


U,Aarsir" of your sister republic scarce requires
" another Daniel T" to decipher it, Other than poll
teal news have none. Guzman has expectations
of being sent minister 10 England. = ~ III N
Late news from the States has given new vigor
to coffee and hide spectators. The recent rise in
coffee has led many 10 believe, that there is TO be
such another series OF speculation in that article
last year witnessed, and prices remain firm Hides
British claim in regard TO, and arising from, the
Ley de Espera, has been referred TO two gentlemen
appointed by the President Mr.. Wilson remains
firm in his demands, and will have justice done
hin countrymen He has been energetic and untir-
ing in his endeavors, and will succeed IN ms ann
and wishes. He has done more TO show ioilh lhs
infamous law, in its true light, than any Qher aa
In Venezuela. Once more, yosrs, rEsrus'
CARACAS, Oct 8, 1850.
Politics in ne:ucla-DclraVity Of the Party
Pres-IafanlouS Sentiments, &c.
We are lust al the hei ght of our political excite
nent. Our papers, for weeks past, have been
te.mirg with fulsome praises and bitter denuncia-
lions of their respective favorites or opponents.
Where il is to end or if it is to end at all, know
not Certainly, the end is not vet. From out Of
the unhealthy excitement have arisen VARIOUS Pc
rodicas, in the capital and elsewhere, which far
exceed in the spirit of bloody vindictiveness, any
thing that other republics we wot of, ever gave
birth to- in their widest throes of revolutionary
frenzy The triumvirate, in times when the Won
dering world shuddered, Iembled, and grew pale
at their excuses, scarce dreamed of penning such
articles the pregnant press of Venezuela has ana
is giving birth to. But will quote single passage
10 you, which needs no mmentary; indeed, none
could color more windy the bloody page. SPEAK
Ing to Monagas, the writer says
II your excessive clemency had not encouraged the
traitors IL the Path OF January you had lef II GO
the p,ople 10 ehastise them as they deserved you
N,.A -. a.Ah ffnr Orr~n
after their surrender TO the power OF the people u
each Of them had expiated upon the sesifold Their
crimes against their injured country q hundred
leads had then fallen, would now be quiet and the
people and government secure. Zee them
insulting you with the names Of the sanguinsry
anc the robber, and roofing you with the nfam Qua
tils OF tiger, panther, tactious, &c
Lead ana and s t and death ss when impure
and irsoent blood shall flow when the populace snail
have made example; when the President shall
mountain in France; when the soil of country
shall have been purified and purged of its many infs
moss traitors then shall nave peace ana liberty;
then shall live ana then will the people be able to
chsunt the sacred hymn Of victory General
Mopsgss hear what the insolent tell You that, be.
fore seating your brother In the presidential chair
you will psss through pools Of blood to the attainment
to then the truth Of their assertions prove yourself
Nero So, 60.
But have given you enough of this inranou:
article. That the fufiment of this advice IS tn
wish of many of President Monagas' i'll. i7sins
friends, there is not the shade of shadow Of a
doubt. Fortunately for Venezuela, Monagas has
TOO much sense, and, will even add, too good
heart 10 follow their advice, the success of which
would be gloated over by hundreds, who havs
nothing TO lose, and everything TO gain, and who
would be foremost in calumniating him after
wards. They would have their lovely bat I'M
happy country still unhappier, and made charael
house The clouds of revolution aud civil war
are again gathering, and will soon, fear bust IN
awful violence upon this distracted republic She
has lost the confidence of her ablest 2ud best
citizens. Her credit abroad is among the things
that were. With every hing to place her hga up
in the rank Of repubiics-men of unqueshonabe
talent-endless resources, il properly garnered--a
county blessed with every cline, from the torrij
TO the temperate, and from the temperate te the
frozen-a seaboard which embraces the entire
Gulf OF Mexico, and part of the Atlantic-she
might defy the world ct commerce against her.
But the fates are against her; and, while l leave
them to unravel the web OF her destiny,
FEsTUs.