Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-16

hcieney n muilc AMI awing. Nor have sis labors
so we'll balanced IL his mind-and so well regulated
his time, prevented that tree mixing with the bes
sce,y OF the pioc witch could alone have impaired
the polish and cCDVersa for which he il remarkable
During the iaie aGniui;raton his obvious fitness Tor
The Department S,ae ioned his transfer thereie
and 81 &c tho common cemsrt o; the preseut, he has
hal charge II he diplomatic correspondence, The most
iuporian and aischatg by hiU, at least, the
a duoui branch u du IN he Dtpar,ms Mt. In this
;spacy, his u5etult aud worth have become known
10 he late Secretary CT ate; aud 10 that knowledge
he IL indeb ed fJr Ire INV ttuon 20 accom- Sany him
England. A. an Cdises, as a member Of society, az
son and brother, MIR. Vail 10 exemplary char
asier as cen eoueeiv. is more iud f ig Ably
industrious aud scrupuously punstlious in the imme-
date discharge OF every duty devolyiug up him. han
any oifcsr OF whom have any knoweise. In the
language OF The present. Secretary of Stae, who has
already enough # him to feel hi. valu,. "he can
do more work than any one know;" aud he leaves a
void 10 tie Department which, from the whole circl,
oil my aequsinidnce, cannot be filed.
So much with regard TO MIR. V a.Ps ialifc atoms. A,
10 the assertion, tha' hi' associates have been almost
exsu'vey vita the agents O. foreign gOuernments,'
even were The tecktsssness oi thu quarter whence
IL proceeds less notorious IL could, another ground
be asy accounted for. He OF the Telegraph ha, pro
6dby, had bu, slight opportunities Of understanding ia.
char c,er OF MIR VANS "assoei atoms" The discern.
men Il this gentleman has probably, proved quicker
han bat OF Oilers whose eyes required sironse
Eight or longer visw. Ii is true that Mr.. Vas ami.
y eli Gle Is more h quen'ed III perhaps any other in
The city, by strangers OF re- fine IN mt aud Il nc,o, as
as tom Europe Besides the atTacii of ers and
scccmps6msn which that circle presents ~ common
Wi b hers, there s another peculiar 10 il. Foreign
rs mud The mselve the the aimoJph 1re of IN. oTn
language. Blu, ,ha lis has bosn tie 'aluuoh excl =
sve shdrlst'r OF Mr. Na's as'ocid $, or Of those
OF h family, is utterly untrue Their sose,y is sou,
nd delighted in by tue highest aud the b.s OF our
own land as WI ms Of eign eouu'iis.; aud there
are ProbIb few States in the Union amor the emil
nm ciiiz,ns OF which ttey have mol iItinae valued
aud vaiuins tfiend'
Su'h are the Vail family. And Who are they who
have dared 10 outrage an Am 'ricaa Community bv
wan,on insult to such eiizens' The is-fhe Spirit
me Telegraph. The other, disappointed office
hnher a victim ct bsseiess expec a'ion-oi hope,
which led upon eWp!y seisonesii, have wi hered I'M
der IN, glance OF discerning eye. creature, whose
seePless mihFDity Displays is Prolean versatility bu
10 multiply po exhibitions OF ITS mpo!sncs. L.t him
desis he 10 not the hrst iuporunatc mend cant Whose
sefVhe spirit has turned inAocuousy, to gal, and Bit
iefness sgad't those Al whoss feet be would have
awned His is cot the FRS, cart iuamed by he lu..
OF tic', that has i.o;ered to other Ell than il,
own agony. A VIRGINIAN