Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-18
From the Richmond Wig.
A PARALLEL.

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A PARALLEL.
The amusing correspondence beiween the Despot
Of Mexico AMI his Secretary Of War. whom be wished
10 got lid NJ but had the courage openly ioismiss
Is not without an cxsci parallel IN free and
enlightened country. About eighteen monniis ago.
Mr. Van Buren,. we hrat, addressed pretty much
such letter rs that OF Bnsianenie. To Col. Camp
bell, Treasurer OF the Il. $. The finish little
variant. hut lin substance the same. II
the effect that the President took deep interest in
s much esteemed aud beloved friend. tho Colonel,
and believing The climate Of South America better
suited 10 his institution han Tint of Washington,
proposed 10 him exchange hs situation At the latter
/ nlaee FOR n diplomatic station nj The former Col.
C. saw through The pauy nanutnFrc and treated tlIa
| PROPOSITION with marked contempt and scnro.--
Twelve months rolled around. aud iir monsinP gr-
maxim resumed his schemes for getting rid of "A
faithful public oa,eer. THUS lime he vas more anx-
,oas than ever about the very efieaie hath Of his
BfteH5so much So that, Ike hts Mexican pfoo-
typr. he could MOI reconcile his conscience 10
permit his dearly beloved triend any longer To nn-
lure the ahors aud tlianes al ofhef.--Ihey would
speedily lead In hts DEATH aud hr CHE Presldent)
would be answetable here md hereafter for The me-
llnehuly catastrophe. lie Therefore euifcafed his
tieni To name u day rs carly pnssble when it
would be mosf convenient ior him 10 resign his la
hollons posi-. and seek thu qniei aud fepose which
The satc nt hs health lmpriionsiy demanded.
The Golooel replied with becoming dignity, that be
was ready 10 retire itllea dismissed, aud MT before
thns Al the sann t,me rebnking the low inlriguer,
aud battling his dasnfdly aud despeable ats.
This IA a almost identical wnh that II the ono
IN Mexico, The Men Despo wished % get rid
oi public officer. against whom he could aege M
fault Ito aNold The odinm Of dtsmlsaing linn, be
sought 10 persuade hun 10 resian, aud Tar that pur-
pose connected lie Ia, him apology; Tho
American, finder similar circumstances. ressriod 10
the disctrdnnbln 10 effect n similar
end Lutte i,rants, all tie world over, like great
minds, jump alike.
Prom ne Nor Orleans Baiietn
Our ndylces rom Nera Cruz via Havana. which
came 10 hnhd Yesterday, contain In full lie CORES
pondcpce between Rnsta,nente and his late ministe,
Of Wnr aud Marine fornei. WHO was dismissed i,o,n
the serrclafsshlp shortly alter the return oI his ex
eeIlency from Pampie". liereis Bostamen,cs let
popping the question oil dismissal which we have
translated from The Censor OF Vera Cruz:
Ny much esteemed Jtiead ami companion. Yes
ierday had the pleasure 10 sign my dispatch OF Gen
eral OF active brigade, which WAS feniified YOU
by the chief officer, aud tn.day have tho profound
sentiment 10 dictate ihis letter 10 say thai the apo
pcctic fits 10 winch your subject, being So fro
queni, believe II Indlspensaby necessary, 10 avoid
arccnrrenee OF them. thai you separate ,oarsen
from The Immense toll OF tho Ministry aud indicme
yourself exclusively 10 the re~esiablisiimrnt oi ,out
health. which, your sincere friend. | cannot be
hold with indifference. Under such circumstances
hope YOU will ask dismissal. which o1nsil.r ne
cessafy Tor the reason oppressed. aud pom oruFRs
wnicn WILL MANI KNOWN TO You As SOON AZ
You RESTORED HEALTH.
In regard 10 thu sec,elapshp. | have direct
I'd that the chiei officer sign all the doenu,ens
I the ordinary mail oi to-day; AND | ALSO nv
QuEs1 THAT You REMAIN ENTIRELY rnEE FROM
ALL FATIGUE THAT MAY RE- rEEJupIcAL 10 YOUR
HEALTH.
| thank yon for The discharge Of yonr luiy during
my administration; aud you must always reckon
n sincere friend. who esiecnis YOU, and sord-
ally desires To be OF service 10 yon.
ANASTASlO BuSrAMENTE.
TonNEL's ANSWER TO ruE Anoyr
My much fopectcd Gcnerai and Ffiend Yestcf-
day morning went to San Angel for few hours.
for exercise. and 10 see my family whose society
have enoyed for more Than Il month; and. not
w,ihslandng thai returned IN The evening ngood
health You advised me to ask to be dismissed itom
the Ministry account Of my severe inhispositinn,
Beng incapable II mendactty IN my Official relations,
and rs incapable Of an act OF weakness | make bald
TO say that do admit your advice. and | re-
main in tho Ministry waiting for an order for my
oneiaiion.
have served the Ministry ever since you had tho
goodness 10 call il, with exemplary activity
and constancy, and with distinguished fidelity my
duty and your person. Ii time that your exreency
should distinguish your true friends from aspiranis;
and ! trust that you will grant my intentions that
justice which hitherto has been deniei me. | am sen
sibe oil having lost favor with Your exeelency, be-
cause you are my friend but am also satisfied.
very well satisfied General that 10 fall in fgof with
one person, how respectable sorger he may be.
is 10 be compared with The loss Of fave, with tho
public Before them, will speak in The Il IN phrase
Of truth because do MT belong 10 myself only.
but also TO MY country aud my friends.
Waiting orders IN the Ministry, | remain
your obedicnl servant.
JOSEPH MARIA TORNET..
We have no time space 10 Translate his Ex-
cellcncv's reply the ahoye IN full. Ii cunains
tho following taock doiea--'' Ills Exeeeney being
under the necessity Of organizing nea cabioet.
fofmable TO circumstances and The actual exigen-
cy oil the nation, he is constrained To YOU
from the said Ministry" Immediately on tho
receipt Of this. rotnel publishes in detail the pub
lie aud private correspondence beteween himself
and The President. lie commences thus: am
friend of Santa Ana, aud tins is the reason Of my
fall he who doubts this, knows nothing either Of
Of affairs
REMEDY FOR PILES.
nR. w. w. MARSIlALL'S infallibe remedy
4 y for the above disease, by II. LATHAM.
N. B.-Numerous references can be given. We
submit the certificates oflhe Rev. w liam A. Smith
tIhllaaa Ill