New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-13
VENEZUELA AND ITS INDUCEMENTS
TO IMMIG RANTS.

To he Edi,o, Of The ~ Y. Tribune
SIR: II the enemies Of some Of the South American
Republics who are constantly enga ing themselves in
countensncing and carrying into execution internal
connections against the legitimate government had in
view to change an illberal and despotc regime into
tru, liberal and republican government, such change
would be regarded highly laudabe, and their pro-
moers as worthy patriots But unfortunately II is not
So NewGranada, for instance, gave to itself the most
liberal and democratic institutions; and notwithstand
ing that few months ago ambitious soldier succeed
ed in getting up military Instruction in the capital,
assisted by an Insignificant number ofunprnciped and
wicked men, who i'm ,gined that they were able to i'm
pose their will upon the people of our sister Republic
And Venezuela with republican institutions, has also
been the theaer of the sad calamities produced by
four revolutions, whose origin, we repeat, is to be
found in the foolish ambition of man who was in
power for many years, abusing OF that power he
enjoyed.
Consequently the responsibility which weighs upon
those constant disturbers of public tranquility is im-
meme in every respect, bringing among others, a.
an immediate result that the Government is deprived
both of the time and the required to devote
the due attention to general improvements, in order
to assure the prosperity of the people.
administration of General j. Gregorio Monagss,
Venezuela has suffered almost constant civil war
instigated by ex-General Paez without any other mo-
tives than his Unsuitable and inveterate thirst OF
power.
But Notwithstanding the incapacity in which every
Government is placed by internal disturbanc to
encourage and give strong impulse to the pubic
welfare, the present administration has enacted many
thafn inunfn finn xgblf va
publish bel ,w by which many facilities and induce
mens are offered to industrious immigrants for ostsb-
fishing themselves in the Republic; and that au,hori-
zing the Executive Power to enter into contracts for
the construction Of Railroads, Canals, and other
public works.
Gen. J. Gregorio Monagsss administration will
expire in fe months leaving the country in COM
plete peace which circumstance will be very favor
able to the march of the Republic.
With the blessing Of peace and with the acknowl-
edged republican and democratic principles Of Gen.
Jo,e Fadeo. who has been elected President by the
unanimous vote of Venezuela, this Republic will pro-
gress rapidly He will be sustained effectively by the
faithful liberal men which have stood by bin in va
rous critical circumstances in the year isis, when
they contributed to prevent the State from becoming
the prey of despotism and ambition and which have
always professed liberal and progressive ideas, and
supported the actual administration of Venezuela
NJ, Vol Oct. O. 1884 A VENEZUELAN
LAW OF IMMIGRATION
The ard IOuss @ Rreseiai'res Of ne Republic u
Venezueia C0ngyes as's~bled
flint rb. the .c.ce population Of the Republic not pro
portioned extent and immense wealth OF Its ter
ssou1 That BY means Of mmiusOe the development Of
civilization and public wealth is obtained
Tht,d That 70 fal6 Of the
tIons and foreign public efedt Of 'enezues Of urgent
yeloprsrt Of national wealth; and
FoG,a That the law Of 7ls May 1885, Is deficient a. has
not produced any favorable result
Article The Executive Is hereby authorized % promote
Immediately direct indirect and efescousy the ntrodasnon
Of foreign migrants avsliHs Of all the nesns be may as'
% obtain the proTpest and best ,qses u,
Psior; Of The sepHSe 70 male z ,be ~ 70 tie
immigrants may 90 said lands hAvinf m com
penstou the Of the per.ons 'erss .. ga.
grants during years the rate Of the common sy stab
hed 70 he places but leaving the Mondays OF eseh week
the imnissn 20 attend % Whatever 's' ' '' "NA
To "a. en,srprse that may introduce immigrants.
the sum OF Is for person from 20 years Eranted
10 pesos each individual beor yss ana % psos tof
each Of the parent. Of both sexes that may come Win tas
To .aua gsnoUed he foregoing article shall be
paid the enerrers cut OF me ~ u nc import
5ut. OF the goods they personally ntrodnee In toe
T r,.euve can dispose Of the common lands that
NAV be reaured for immsnts to cfuysts eputtins
S,.s. m ,.h square hundred for each grant
Icsptins tho lands rhieh granted the Executive may
s ,,d,e. ipest public order ana ..fey
A. Ike FEecatfye bsl reqaest with all
ue,usne. p-orae the exercise Of the 10Th stribafon Of
An ISL OF the s1On for the protection Of immigration
seeerdux 70 ssgping pGs for thar psrpos
Arr The Executive shall order what may be Convenient
.o f.t a soon the immigrants arrive in the territory Of the
Repube sppiy he respective local sufhores
record the profession nationality and
eonsT mails Of each the Of the sntepssr
that should have imported them keeping copies Of this record
70 remit the Government
The Executive shall also order what may be necessary
that the be instructed by the ioe. authority
receives them al hat they ought know behave
the country in accordance with the business Of their estab
kahnent a
Art The Executive shall watch very e.rfaly that
erlntnel useess CONTAGIOUS vicious that By
other cause be preudcis not be
introduced INTO the eoant that effect the rzu
nors deemed convenient and dietatng the eceoas
orders enens precisely the importers that may sssnst oe
csPosrors Of s article to reshp their cost rhs pe.o
they should have introduced may be airodaes or
other time detected
An The enterprseu Of imm grafton are board 80
whatever b. ueces.ayy for the immirrspn ~ ~ -
port OF their arrival. dwellings and ssi<Asee az,
eupleyed The Executive shall order hsf nay = ~ 49,
the snferpre ff thoss dafss sTssss Of me %
thorifes Of hs dsPssAesos. ....,,x. ~ inni