When was it published?

January 4, 1833 in Rhode Island American And Gazette

Foreign News January 4, 1833

Rhode Island American And Gazette

Q: What keywords are associated?

Colombia, Bogota, Peace Hopes, Government Trust, Commercial Enterprise

Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island

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What is this article about?

A letter from Bogota, Colombia, dated October 24th, reports growing hopes for order, peace, and liberty amid post-convulsion recovery, with public trust in the government fostering enterprise and commercial interests.

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Colombia.—A letter from Bogota of October 24th, addressed to a gentleman here from a person capable of knowing and appreciating the probabilities of better days for Colombia, contains the following paragraph:

I repeat to you that any hopes of order, peace and liberty, increase every day, in spite of the difficulties naturally to be met with in a country emerging from terrible convulsions. There is a general wish for peace, and a great desire for useful pursuits. Above all, it is encouraging to see that all patriots trust the government; and in proportion to this, a spirit of enterprise and commercial interest is prevailing.—Journal of Com.

What sub-type of article is it?

Political Economic

What keywords are associated?

Colombia Bogota Peace Hopes Government Trust Commercial Enterprise

Where did it happen?

Bogota, Colombia

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Bogota, Colombia

Event Date

October 24th

Outcome

increasing hopes for order, peace, and liberty; general trust in government; rising spirit of enterprise and commercial interest.

Event Details

A letter reports that hopes for order, peace, and liberty are increasing daily despite difficulties in a country recovering from terrible convulsions. There is widespread desire for peace and useful pursuits, with patriots trusting the government, leading to a prevailing spirit of enterprise and commercial interest.