Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-25

ted tho 18th ns has received orders transmit to Mr.
Gorosliza the passports which he has demanded and
sends them accordingly
1.-The President regrets that erroneous appreciation
OF the measures which he has deemed it his duty take
tor The defence OF the frontier, should have induced Mr.
Goroslza to terminate his mission. The President
hopes, however, that the Mexican Government will do
him more justice. To prevent all msapprehension he
will take proper steps and will send 10 Mr. Ellis such in
suctions will enable a to make The necessary cx
plantations.
The undersigned avas i,nseIi, of this opportunity
In renew u Mr.. GunAza the a.surancr uf his most dis
unguslet Consideration.
49, (Si.Erd) ASBURY DICKENS.
10 Ills Excrllrncy.
Sen", d. Manuel Z. DE- Gur,siza."
Though the Wings deituled, they have the hap
pest knack of accounting for their msnrunes If they
are filled in n Carolina why the Whips were asleep
IL beaten in Pennsy lvania they staying sessy
home The same strain through The burden of their
song They did not beat us because they had not votes
enoagh-and they had not votes enough because their
party cared who was elected PRESIDENT This is their
own account of it-tllough they somewhat puzzled
to account for the majority of 1910 in Virginia, and Of
2GOGO in New York But, we pr. sumo tie same rule
works equally both ways. How many Of friends of
course: s'aid at home III n Jersey, ohio Indiana, &C.
Drath Of Distinguished Man.
In publishing the following article, at the request of
end we cannot reprcss the deep regret which the event
II communicates produces in our bosom. Few Of his
age, IN Virginia. were equal toJohn Thompson Brown Of
Petersburg-none were superior Differing it was our
misfortune TO do, upon some political questions, have
never hesItacd 10 DO justice 10 his splendid genius
to his extraordinary powers orator and writer: -
and to his amabc ispcsillon-We never differed with
L. Brown, without rgrct-lic never uttered opinion
which cashed with our own, that did not feel bound
to revise our own sentiments with additional caution
In The course of the last spring, MIR. Brown made
tain structures upon us, which intended 10
the moment. The materials were all before us-and our
only trouble was to put them togeter.But the genius
nj nlInnr hrf,tit Iial
and, since that period, have put it of from week 10
week, until his lingering ndiSpos,ion seized upon him
Aud now rejoice that never made any answer
II is long since that all unkind feeling has Departed
md we have moi even left TO bury in his grave.
May The grass grow green upon it, and may the iaemo-
~ of his genius and his virtues remain to ince the
ertons OF his young countrymen:
Died, Sunday Goth instant residence Of his father
Bedford couEty atera prolcted illness four mon which he
Christian oS THOMPSON BRowS, Petersburg, Va
OF his We control the feelings which crowd
Almighty Providence hut Jew weeks ago, and we had reason
1 that r G cup YOU'D hnr. Gen from our Lips
the efforts OF nature anL Incidence and portion thusc friends
eli i, his usen solicitations to leave him. relapse a.
unexpected us tla him. aud ALAS he sunk rise
,iuly, ex,insuished by tho side
bore him. he sleep, the sleep which knows waking Perhaps
touched more truly the hearlsnss Of Firsnns. But few
and III. reputation Of Mr. Brown extended the
limits Of his native county; with the quckuess buuy
the rocket he from the ranks Of the all
o battle in their how faithfully,
ably he has performed his duty be allotted to ubr and less
haSy than suffice that he has bur
nishcd with additional uc which Virginia will hcnccor
be p:oud cm peculiarly her inheritance Lut distn
suhed Mr. Blown bran, his through the
political which he brecd ably there
sphere in which he sonc with buncynthc social
enpay. As the duiul uSbaaI the aiicctionitc
father the kindcs brother all that brother should be- indeed
beautiful seemed his character, while in the discharge these
relations excited surprise all that he should
estto himself in other sphere Blu; he gone from and
blessings OF Him who protects the widow and the orphan,
be, and remain left behind Brown
widow and three infant