The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-08
Interesting from vonexuels.
OUR CARACAS CORRESPONDENCE.


CARAccAs, Dec. s, 1850.
approaching Election for PresIent-.qnysted Tros-
bks-General Psex.
As the time approaches for the meeting of Congress-
the goth January next political feeling high,
and the public press is discussing with great ANNA
ton the relative merits Of the three candidates from
whom Congress must choose to be ths next Pres-
dent Of this republic Several papers openly advise the
members of Congress not to meet the Goth January
the day which the term Of President Jose T. Ne.
nagss expires but to wait until subsequent day,
when they will be able to elect the Presi-
dent freely and without fear Of the power Of Monagas
being exerted In favor Of the election Of his bro
Their. Many predict that General Monagas will net
surrender his power the goth Of January, in case
the members Of Congress shall not that day elect
his BROTHER and in such event revolution Is openly
predicted, and publicly announced, and parties
preparing for the anticipated occurrence. Every
the thing seems to indicate . dens uement about
end Of next January. In the meantime 1t may not
be out OF the way to show the tone OF OF the
ated 6erales in relation to Gene
raj PseE now in the United states. l send you the
following article, which is not devoid Of interest in
serted In FL Coroqueno OF the 9th Of November last
paper which advocates tho election Of Guzmau. the
present Vice President to the next Presidency Of We
nczuss. Gusmsn, you know Is an opponent Of Psez.
IFrom the Caraqueno, of November r.
Of 20 B. I
The Times. Of Philadslrhia, Of the 10Th Of October.
pha on TIE a. 3d. and ath q the s.ms month Of oososs
so
when .he writer Of the srtie csnssres the 18th not the
Of New York. for the public reception they Pas
Blu, suppose Of the citizens Phadelpha
should have had little foresight to address the free
dressed the respectable authorities OF New York-wo will
The history e.nnscted sword which, it is said
me s. h.. TO The " a.
hnown By al who have ever read only the reas deeds Of
ha1ns been the ionnssr ysnsIusis and the most arn
soiua Of The eos.tiason q 1850 80 democratic
hsh military nswsr he yanau,hsd them and psrdo.sa
u Ls native eGuntry The Of civil
osd 1s % ss ss ai eqs suS
yansuard ofths other south American in
have him s
ns vea h sas Tsos
goserneA teeaate the principal cause Of The continual
q thess themselves their foanders 20
h 3 IN .ssrse.a he o @
sna rished hrs s 70 save s principles q poyuar
q by q. executive powr against
u this most petls AID Patr,te conduct 10 the opinion Of
hps usesr oS th rses Of ss people va the sole ess.
But you writer article ths ted
seen. q diriOms,e, whose diplomatic throwips
judsn.n, you have ptcpo.sS 70
Sort you s.l hem d.rss 70 tell them Tint they did
not know whom they IGNORING what his merits
we're, and they should not ACCEPT the sword"
~ the public BY the chief agstrats OF
ration rsiorOuF his duties and rebels IN
hAnd against smother Of the into which the
vegnty il divided for the Of deciding himself the
81 his psby In rrch force under the
hsrce Of rules alone, and Is ridiculous
th republican should regard the triumph that
free ifettaton 81 d majority Of the nation.
hin remember that history has always called the
BY the Of usurpation and
and the cf dtspos has Gale despotism
not forget also thai President Monagas asks guarantee
his brother Jcse 0regoro his pr-umptye
yeneruela, free from his douiI alton Of al po-
cal parties VIII highly eondeln the 2sth Of January and
sEe cspssquences era~ n from IL by its author.
The United States. that model republic, have
passed their judgment BY the reception sni distinguished
houor they have tsstowed Gen. Pasr the constant
defender Of the nttutions Of his aud illus
trous proseHt u liberty. Our country
vosh feather in oomrsrisn with any Of the States
the Union but the powerful nations " tho old world
despe tho weak Sou,h American republics and make them
the objects Of their cabinet intgus 10 throw daerodt gu
sybtsm know that North and Bouh America are
united In principles by inissOIub bonds ana that genuine
dem oeracy will be defended by the American eagle.
ard you, Of the immortal Washington know that
pride q. TEN brethren and beoaus crowned
with Story in his exile, eminent citizen hero the
battle fields and one surpassng gr.a, IN bis mlsfrtune
MANY VENEZUELANs.
May u not be said from these signs, that coming
events cast their shadows before them
AMERICAEUs