The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-15
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,nsss NV uIenaoas having Deen onsndsd oy
the olihd policy of the ad@instration Of Noboa,
and the people Of Ecuador having shown explicisly
N the acts Of pEonsr cansnto their dsApprsbstion
q tns war which bad en- unjussly provoked with
tnet Ilendly xLo sister nation, tho government. Of
july IN accordance with this popular NANTES ation
FASTENED TO re-estsbish lost friendship and con-
natnee BY Informing the New Granadian govern
ntnt OF NE frank and cordial disposition for peace,
union ans fra unity heh animated thatof Ecuador
The government of New Granada on its part, ami
mated, as ever, with like sentimental, accepted the
peace which was rendered and gave clear proofs Of
its adhesion and attachment to our liberty and
fortune The proceedings which it has employed
In tnis respect manifest its enlightened and
noble policy-the most signal being the ap-
PESal as t, Of the Hon Manuel Ancixar, IS
OF the eminent abilities by which he is dis
tingashed., The solcitude and fidelity with
which IT fastened to otter the AID of its forces
stationed Pasto as soon as it was informed Of the
preparations which Flores was making in Lima to
invade Ecuador, and the ardent enthusiasm with
which It addressed itself to the Congress Of the ma
ton, IN special message, worthy of our NEST pro-
freeman upon the continent, as soon rs it was APP
prised that the invasion had taken place. The
object OF this message, and the law which resulted
from ~ DO imperishable honor to the fidelity with
which the New Granadean people and government
fulfil their npacts with other nations, to their
zeal for American liberty, and their noble desire for
the re-establishment Of true republic on the con-
tinent.
The government of Venezuela, no less jealous for
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the advancement and maintenance of the cause,
proclaimed in the three States which composed old
Colombia, and sensible to the outrage designed by
the American renegade, also hsstened, on It's part,
to solicit OF Congress, by means Of message alike
commendabe as that Of New Granada, the neces-
sary powers to oppose IN union with the other two
States the libertacidal enterprise of that traitor
Such is the conduct which our sisters, New Granada
and Venezuela, have observed. Nor could it be
otherwise-people Of the origin, identified by
the same cause interested in the definite triumph
q min nVl4 orA nnif nA hxt III
collections OF glorious epoch ought to unite and
protect themselves againit great dangerI
The government OF Bolivia, directed by just,
and eminepty American policy, has been true on
this occasion to the very clear aud faithful sentiments
which it manifested in the epoch of 1916, when
Flores was preparing bis expedition in Europe. No
less decided now than then for he of Ecuador it
has explicitly disspproved the aggressive enterprise
OF Flores And the reply which il has given to the
circular which the government Of Ecuador issued ia
reference to that aggression s in strict conformity
with the principles which every moral and just GO
verIment respects and observes, and with the liberal
policy which prevails upon the greater portion Of the
continent. This audable conduct is confirmed by
that OF the Project Of Oobia. in respect certain
in that port aud by its approval Of the conduct Of
that functcnary In the affair commendabls for
the ssrictness of principle which it reveals Our
government, DESTROYS of responding to manifesta-
tons SO frank and faithful, and DESTROYS Of more in
innate and closer relations with State whose agents
nave given tuch clear proofs of q sincere and Just
policy, has accredited legation in that republic.
The governments OF Chilli, in its ans mer to the
same circular has expressed its sympathy for the peo
pie Of Ecuador, and It's for the stability of
our institutions, appearing sensible to the dangers
which were threatening the republic; and it is be-
ieved that if that enlightened government had been
notified IN time OF the entrappings which we're ef.
fected within its territory it would not have con-
scented that = portion Of its citizens should have
come to sacrifice themselves in the personal cause
Of an individual, and to combat for an enterprise
which it had condemned years ago, and in respect
to which it had published severe orders, such us
circumspcct, moral, and enlightened government
does not hastily countermand.
With the just, humane, pacific and prudent view
of avoiding q repetition in future of the scandalous
and barbarous example Of Flores; and with . view,
in case Of his escape from national Justice now to
prevent him from obtaining an asylum in Chill and
again disturbing the peace of America, the same
Ecuatorian has been dted to that Republic that
is commissioned to the government of Bolivia-to
the end that the proposed objects being accomplish
cd, our relations OF friendship with that neighboring
STATE may be firmly established.
With respect to our relations with the govern
ment Ut Peru, inIcue time, and, by special message
will inform you of the state in which they are
found in consequence Of the expedition which Flores
organized in that Republic.
ln regard to the Washington cabinet it is salts
factory to me to inform you that we have been fa.
vored by their sy mpathes and that their snlghten
cd policy tends to promote the peace, cvza and
progress OF their sister republics OF South America
The Hon. Mr. Cushing their worthy representative
has perfectly understood the situation Of our rcpub
lie, ard the invincible desire Of her cons for the
maintenance and diffusion of the democratic pripc
pie which has accomplished such prodigies in the
United States Of North America Thus it is that
our relations with that republic have been brought
much closer ~ community OF feelings, principles
and interests
The government has observed frank, prudent
ard moderate policy in respect European nations;
and 1t 10 gratifying to to announce to the As
femoy that The government Of her Casholi'
nlreH fsetner tnUn rda H. 49,
sent controversies which have occurred with the
diplomatic agent by whom it was lately presented
in thir country Thus, relations with Spain are
in state Of perfect security and reciprocal sympa-
thies.
lie government liz pleased to inform you also,
that our relations with Great Britain and France |
become closer and stronger daily ; for the reason
that they rest the basis OF mutual interests
and reciprocal sympathes There have occurred,
nevertheless, some dissgrecabe incidents with the
French legation, but they transient, and in no
wise alser the frank and friendly relations which ex-
ist between the TWO countries.
il being ga established rule for civilized ard just
governn ets TO respect those whish are founded on
The principle Of the sovereignty Of the people, it is
believed that those governments which are accu-
rattly informed OF our situstion--of deserved |
attachment TO democratic insttutions--and Of the 1
immense sacr6ces which have been made to insure |
their triumph, will respond to the carefa attention
and fidelity with which we cultivate our relations /
OF peace, friendship, ard commerce. by respecting
our rights our Institutions, and customs; and by
requiring their representatives to accommodate
Themselves TO tho extraordinary circu instances
which encompass these rising com onvealths /; for
the difficulties which tire republics Of South America
have encountered in their political progress have
been common to all people in the same situation.
And IL Is neither natural nor honorable that these
difficulties, which ought to inspire feeling of in
terest ana beneyoepce, should serve to produce q |
spirit OF acrimony and opposition, which presents
endorsements to the progress Of their govern
merits.
AS | have before shown you, the revolution Of |
July designed to the country from the fac
ton Of Flores when it was Mt the point of consum-
mating its abom,habe scheme. In furtherapce Of |
which, that faction had increased the army of the
North to the number of two thousand men; had |
placed in its ranks almost all the ED guards Of
Flores, the employment OF whom was offensive and
dangerous TO tho few chiefs who formed an honor
able exception in that army, and entrusted the
uAnd To the most notable of them-ox ]: Golancl |