Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-01


al danger n'nnhins pecnnsry sacrifices. considerable
Tor HING Ia save ,oung particularly, ruin and TO
brtathe new soul into tem it were under the YER,
ribs ola moral ds,h.
lniaet, with nil his and all his faults he
was man, whom it MAS pleasure have knomn and a
ps'je to remember as your friend.
Yofhe Eatior Of tie Charleston Times
n.' EDl OH read With much emotion, the state
m.i OF the death of sir. JAMES 0GiIvlE and that il
u taken place after bis rtsnce Of the tide md
.s'as Of Earl OF fINLArER.As feel pers,,sdrd that
us character has been much msund rsiood in this country
"a" the reputation which e enjoyed ever tspro-
poi ond to his rial merit has been than surpassd
ny the low esnaon in which liz has of late regard
d-l hope few desu,ory remarks offered, principally
from aitte'ionate regard which for his en,o.
~. VII not he deemed obirusi,e.
lis Principle general in this world. tn suffer onr
opinion Of an individual TO ebb ow, roportionate
tide of fortune.
AZ one time Mr.. oGiLvIE was untquivocaiIy aeknow-
ged m this State AT least, of great powers of
Rhetoric and of considerable Of erudion end this
opnion Was by grauitos. bur arose from the
various ora'iols ard REGULATIONS which he publicly IL liver
ca, when the iairrst possible oppar,utv offered OF
,ima,ing him according hi, -Y. as soon us
published his 'ssays, which admit he filled with
.Atrsie, nay ridiculous and to exhibit unparonale -go
ti>n which far from beng true I've. il ought
not TO BE- deemed sufficient reaso the opinions ofeyery
one vgan 70 charge anu unqualified prsi,e converted
INTO unqualified condemnation AID those Who looked upon
every thing he said in c height If .ir extra, apanee
almost d'rire, now felt ashamed and wished deny aa,
they ever had admired his intellectual eiow his
change has become universal since his failure in
esunir,men yielded their i,erencn judgment to the ri
burial Of people Who are in my opio much their nfe.
riors in or.tOry.
or this sad deprc in the es,a;an of ;.s eo,,,e or
the Unite, States, MIR o. was fully aware. of caus-
s which led to it; and !, had melancholy effect on
s mind-iie hos often flngly spoken TO me ON this sal.
i.,s las dtcrd IN his peculiarly energetic style, the
the hssty change opinion respecting him lie sn,i his
was 10 return and spend his las, days in this country,
reputation.
soon after Mr. o's arrival in England he made hi, APP
pssrance before London audieiice which time lac fail.
cd Some time after he went 10 Visit L,x NATIVE. l,r
Aberdeen. when he persuaded TO ann ar there VIM,
lac attained unqualified INTERPOLATION and H.. ~ ill.,
frs characters in that place. BuoyJ up by this scress
he determined ap.,a.r Einugh-tbe angus, I;,era
~ tribunal as he adudgd lie brought etters to mus,
oil the learned and distinguished characters Who were nrr
sent at his first exhbiiion auonp whom, ,r. JE EEiy
DIR. I. BROWN. the venerable Fl AYtXI and n,hor -
nearly equal celebrity.-I him few nonea, b,f,re he
tremed much that he could scared, art;clnte nxsr
saw man SO completely o'erpowerei lie f5l, rs he en-
th mpreson we may partially imagine state Of hi,
more cxlbitions they co. d NOT r.r,m him III ,ss
now, from hating ,ang,e hopes, sunk nto th most n,
ton and his conversational style very much admired He
hos, IN on tr here fro, the FIRST literary carae,rs
have been informed thought we'll al him Know Thai he
attained the friendship III GOODWIN and The r.eai of
cal confidence of our nceopl;,.d en,rv s q IN fe
as vel the respvc; OF the firs American r,;st t
m time after his future /, EnhnrsI he -, To- To-;
resained its buoyancy, he mrironk 10 ,Irli,rs
L=ctn ut .he Surry Institution after MIR uAsIIT M.
was r more successf here and Icrriv al soU, ,nns,ze
fr an Eulogy the death of SIR D. hoMiIIY XIX so
cess WAS, however. by equal 20 hs desire an !,
sunk him again into despon,lrpcy this INNS the ln, ,;u,
b.lievt, that he exhibited IL rubIc >">'
were of th Charts ber,<s ,f he I;ns;,; al
his peculiarly nice Of honor npy ON tls no,t he
Was together romantic. Ills health h long is, n lad
ard has BEEN muck avg ravat,d y the use of oniumbs
mind was alternately the prey hope or ACKNOWLEDGMENT
S b. ~, u World BE- fun Of delus,e chncrs, in which
despair WOULD suddenly rss his nird and cxirg Isl,