Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-16

of Louisiana. lie is no politician, no party
man, but n true and faithful son Of the South,
who knows her rights, and means to maintain
them A. AN Old Line Wing, our cnrrcSpon,
dent is romrctent to advise his political asso'
ciatcs.
Letter from A~spinuali.
+ C1rrs.ponfencc Of tic Richmond EhY"'rff..
A~srISw,LL. Sept. 30ih, $50.
The steamer Northern Light, Capt. linNic'
paugh, arrived at the wharf 1t " /. VI. on 'n'
| 18th, with 22l passengers. ii'cv were &c
Snatchc,l at once Ia PauauIa. ah's Slai'r'' al
rrcily on the Golden Cate for San Francisco
Honduras has sent 10 the various Central
American States for aid. men AMI money
They answer they cannot spare Il nan, ii"i
have they money and with the exception 81
Si,araeua, who PROMISE! Ia send t'lcni s".'"''
th,.r hay, been left 10 their own Resources.
W.. have certainly >nrrn' pleasant prospects
,,,,,,I ,s Venezuela, Nicaragua. New Ina
NADIA and now Costa kica. are hring Torn apart
bv coatcnding factions, and S'ln'' i'hr ''""'y
brothers fighting for 4 birth right.
The President, Juan Eainrl h"rH, was lah'''
ed with 300 followers. by the >lcaIncr I"'"'"'
blS. on the 18th inst "n The shore 81 Ii!ii'a
Arenas of the Pacific. The i.X-'r'S"lrnt mas
Larricate,l and cutrrnrl,c'l himself ~ that pos
session, and now calls his friends I" ari"H
through the following proclamation:
.JrAX RErEAL MnrA To his f"'Io" 'ilIHrn>:
.Irosta Eirans-Wirn in .iirrl last made
known 10 YOU the reasons that prevented ':!r
rrom adm yo,I to cast of the yoke Of Your
n,nr,ssors. could not inrcSrc the point which
The magnitude oryour sutlrrings to-day reaches.
81 never intended To abandon YOU; ! ""iy
asked ron to wait and labor I"r The GOOD ni the
country. because | Ihonsllttlat >"'"c would -,
,abliSl internal peace without The necessity al
NV presence in This republic.
"lnfatnnatelv deceived myself. More
ri,an = year has PASSED since the events Of the
lllh Of August they have. had rn"r" lhnn
4 year therefore. To Il" some good i"ritic i'rnciil
of he country if they had been able or wished
t.. Eu, far from it. The past year has only
been for Costa Hica Il page OF tears and Srlei.
The people punished and Impressed. the priests
of Christ outraged and mnlt:ra'ri, the ports
closed 10 commerce. the puhiic treasury
nearly made bankrupt lastly. yollr c"'inir:
sold, offered Indirectly L" III" iiIih'I>tcrS; ll!iS
without reckoning the ""!rria' misery, The 1'S-
ItIaS anu illSIp1liIiltll't N't''' 'I''''E '
defeating vuurSrlvc>.t" l"l"r a;si rcl'">r.
Ill will br necessary NOW that this he lnI:
an end Ia. Your frequent calls ar!l tlr arrival
in Central .,mcrica Of the Iiiibr>tcr Walker
have decided me arrl Generals Ca.,as and Mora
to sacrifice our tanpuiliIy Inr the independence
and weli-hring Of Costa EIct.
..SOldieS-to arms that the blood ynu
Shed in Nicaragua. Santa Rosa. and the Eo
San Juan, may not hc without lis fruits, POM
us. and YOU will have nothing To fear Tor !hr
future.
ut i not vengeance that directs my steps,
clrrnencv is more in conformity with my feel
in.S, and | will forget the errors Of those who,
deceived, served the traitors; but bear III in!:!d,
| will DC memorable towards Ii,">' VIII" rom
this day forth do not listen 1" tn" call oi their
agonizcd country. and | will rrISr ali the vig"r
of the law To fall on those VIII" a>S'>: ~ ari III
any way the COMMON enemy.
80 arms, Costa EiranS hasten Il" i"r" ~.
and to break your chains /" the cry OF Viva
Costa Rlca. .IrAN l.. M"EAN.
PrNrA ARENAS, Sept. II, 1850.
lie is assisted hy his brother Mora, and tirn.
CavaS, and it is believed l,c will be rcInslaic'l
after much hloolShc,l, displacing the present
President, MnnttaIi.rc. The Columbus he
LONGS To the Panama Railroad Company. and
has IMPLICATED herself AMI company il tI.c mat
ter. in 4 mcasrlrc, hy la,liing thu TX President
and his followers upon PInla Arenas. IL Is
not 1T all strange fur parties. foreign t" the
country, 10 enter int" and continnc the
revolutions or rruplinnS "l Central and South
America and for the prrp"'r Of showing 10
what extent, may quote from tn" Panama
Star AMI Herald the following. III regard Ia the
increasing power Of the lntriid"n;r" ihnHnra,
over the mistress of the seas or her navy:
.Whcn il suits him t" r>r foreigners he Is !
not slow To avail himself oil their services, and
the same acts HAT lee would designate a. Irca-
Sunahlc IN tinSr opposed To ltln, are praise
worthy loyalty when they mid his views. He
availcd himself of Il foreigner 10 Scid arms 4"
l}arranunilla: he dil to, '!iS'laii /" rISc Il Brit.
iSh ship of war 70 visit ports he dare not other.
wise enter, and he employs foreigners on board
of his vessels, who enter lis service nj the risk 3
of their lives and with the certainty "T losing
their national protection if captured ly the ell.
The revolution has broken out Oh every side
Of us, and is progressing III the interior with
more than common spirit; and the Liberals,
said To be the negro i%arilohS, are prominently
in the ascendant. The Frdcraii>lS, without II :
mort. are and have lrcI, from the first, entirely
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