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Providence Patriot, Columbian Phenix
Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island
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Letter from Carthagena reports no political peace in Columbia until Bolivar leaves; Venezuela and southern regions back Bogota government if he departs; congress bans disaffected persons from republic.
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A letter from Carthagena, published in New-York, mentions that there can be no prospect of political tranquillity till Bolivar shall leave the country.
Venezuela and the southern regions have sent declarations of adhesion to the government of Bogota, under condition that Bolivar shall depart.
The congress have passed an act prohibiting all persons disaffected to the cause proclaimed by Venezuela, from the territory of the republic, whatever may be the cause of their absence, not excepting natives of Venezuela.—N. Y.
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Columbia
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declarations of adhesion from venezuela and southern regions to bogota government conditional on bolivar's departure; congress act prohibiting disaffected persons from the republic's territory.
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A letter from Carthagena states no political tranquility until Bolivar leaves; Venezuela and southern regions declare adhesion to Bogota government if Bolivar departs; congress passes act banning disaffected persons, including Venezuelan natives, from the republic.