The New York herald., 1850-12-27

eract their ultra project Of tearing the country ssuu
der Then to whom be attributed the evil which
viii result? Exprsmdent Pssx, 10 not dsstftots Of
merit his administration has been profitable to the
with his exceeding Of country which has render
ed him fanatic and which has cansed him to commit
dseS.nses his mission, viii undsrssspd So~ to s.tl.
fy the President of Yenezuela, that the government
Of the United ststes has not in the least psrtcips-
the New York authsrties, and that the land Of the
Union the home Of the exile who IL welcome;
which God avert, be would not be the less warmly
received. Ths Cabinet ut Washington, will never
young sister republics whom 81. has sworn to 20 pro-
tect. - '---.-''-
Gems. Paex aud Monagas.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In one OF the papers of yesterday, appeared
communication IN answer TO a volumipous PAM
phlet entitled ''tMonagas and Paez" which has
lately been published and widely circulated against
Gen Paez. We copy the following extracts from
the article-they speak for themselves.
In a New York paper OF the 7th November last.
under the head Of slater from Venezuela" ap-
peared the information following, VIZ:
that the government int ,nds to publish historical
narrative of all the events which have occurred in
Venezuela since the elections of 1846 together with all
the official documents relating thereto.
Whoever has read the long pamphlet in ques-
ton, must have perceived that the assertions and
pretended facts in Senor Acevedo's paper, rest
solely on the authority of his name. The enquiry,
then-who is this SeHor Acknowledgements mate
rial. On page " of the pamphlet in question, tho
following passage, taken from his above mention
ed answer to the Reuisor, occurs:
1t is also well known throughout vsnesuels whst
the conduct Of Paez with regard to the President
OF the Republic Doctor Jose Vargas In 1885 and $780,
We know that this virtuous man has written hsto-
cs notes the times of his Presidency and In them
showed himself to be . disloyal soldier who sought
only bis own glory at the cost Of the Rep ubc and
the man whom he had called bis friend
ha rha alfOF Nah anf nff ha ~ NJ
the impudence of the publisher of the anonymous
pamphlet, and at the audacity of the Honorable
Rafael Acevedo, when apprised that this falsehood
OF the Honorable" was exposed to public execra-
ZION by the &c virtuous'' Doctor Vargas himself, in
Caracas more than two years since! Doctor Var
gas published q card on loose sheet. printed in
the printing Office of Tomas Antero, of Caracas,
and also appeared in several of the public papers.
The following is the card, viz:
ConnEcTIoN.-In the paper entitled Brief Answer
BY Senior Acevedo the following expressions found:
1--WE know that this man OR jose vargas) has written
historical notes the times of his Presidency and
them 1t will appear that Psex in thousand tortuous
ways showed himself to. be q disloyL soldier who
sought only his own glory at the cost Of the republic,
and OF the man whom he had called his friend" no.
This has given occasion to have IL believed that
have had or now have correspondence or other docu
his public conduct during that period Out Of nsces-
respect to truth and justice and for the sake Of
myo own honor, must declare that this Is .6soutsly
Caracas, September IL, 1s4S.
There never was a more servile, grovelling fat
M se,el ., ael, IN pis Gays OF pI1speny tnaa tnis
eaIe hceveoo. ne wIote ana Puoiished seVeraa
Paels nie9y ,auad'3.y OF 'ne pubic character ana
s., hno,s y; - Wa, aeL us wen ano senelar
hnow ~ in yenenueia, tnat nc nov owes Uen.
aeL a LaoIe SUN vi money, anu tndt no -
IhueDteu 10 tue oeneraI TOT hnumeiaote services.
VIII now present 70 the getter up OF tne pamphlet
IN quesuon, sketch OF tee character oi rsez,
ofawn 10y oy tne @ same nand of Acevedo. Under date
oi .ne Ho.n osy, May, io4I, when hcevedo was Secie-
.aIy oI Mohagas, ne wrote a ietterto anger JUN
'eIo' whlch contains the ioiiowing passage -
hold that In Venezuela, no administration can pos
tby exist that does not reckon onths moral support
OF Gen. Paez and indeed is rop per that he should
away oe ne1rc rnenever ~ Is p0smple In all impor-
& aa :, 4, ,,h ia .US shs - omossy oa' ~ r'enaW
aci Il cortinua 20 he sscrstsr hss. taId xau snS
YOU know that say IL pubely At Ali timss ana In an
places that Gen Paen is the 6rst man in VenszueIs
that Venezuela to him her existence her pressr
vaon, and all she Is be, and that myself per-
sonay being exceedingly grateful for the rvices and
snohes'es Win whien ne mas hosored me wiii never
pe ~s other .nan ms sdnner even supposns That No
The original letters of this Aceyedo to Ountero
were submitted to Mr.. Antonio Jose ds InsarrI, an
eIneht Ii,n SCUM american wr'er and aut9or, ana
'AS 'e" "a PoP.i P"o"S"0u :" OWoSaop