Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-28

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raw,rd for his services in having defeated the
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DIpIOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE
Diplomatic bouquets often gauuiy @ f Mr. Harris's
onarnr is notable and honorable exception from me &C.
neral rule The personal courtesy ana @ isnsinp and
atty, that breathe in every seh'eno'' "' " wv
id # Inc cytremities of their respective continents
vel bound together BY the sken tcs OF Gnniedra
,d rncnrora rcuard the great American oo"ieu
lions maintain the equilibrium OF Tue soc!h of No
Universe and guarantee the triumph anu PlcvhieSe NJ
nular institutions, throughout the IAN "''N '~'
G ,.rnm and drawing closer these bonds OF anity du-
rino his diplomatic residence in This capital 'o t
William A. Harris has rendered un important so' 10 IF
humanity. ,,;, oe tho Government
n This as in other cases of still higher importance IS oy
,i,h eho OF the public sentiment and the universal re-
ct experenccd on the occasion OF ms departure, o @
Nv his counrymen and the Argcnnes but Dy inc m ~
H @ a. Iaru. il n noble and mercd tribute 10 tS
worth and amability of Dir. Harriss prsa'e die
the frank digniiied and efficient manner III "''' " ~
chnfe'a M address on presenting The Minister OF
Forc;rn Relations his letter OF recall us Charge
the Cabinet of Washington near this government, IS
n -, arr and pe-cmncnt merit; proud trophy OF our
dulumatic annals; noble monument OF me po.ls' ~
hauty the cultivated talent and extensive literary h
mens of The author that will perpenatc ana e'o h
,nrv II 1,r Harris in Rucnus Ayrcs whilst it WIN DC
| cherished as a precious mcmento by ms many u'
tuched friends in the circles Of private nc. ~ s,,
His correct appreciation nl our past hlstuiy pd md ne
inn and furc prospects, his profound enlightened u "
cnrate estimate oil General Rosas as latlo1 h has
and above all the unrivaled the immortal pola In ani
inra,d Of the WORTH the amiahty, the ansenca ueE
ni,v and the devoted heroic patriotism vi lnss dnro
dc Rosas Ezcurra command allke gu, ,ched with
on our inetIable gratitude Here he mas loucheu WV"
masters hand chord which all hearts Viorate
and we could wish for the pen of Daniel Wtose,, TO-
only for five minutes, that We might uiahA mo '
| firing representative in becoming manner. md y,e
pn, uu limits are less expansive than our WISHES anu
mus, therefore confnc ourselves at present. 10 "lsnns
Harris safe and pleasant voyage nnda haPp! mct.'s WV
lie aolv and friends and may his future career be as sue
ccssiu and brilliant, the episode recorded IN e P''ue
galaxy of official documents TO when we a'uu''
From the Gaceta McrcanulI
7, i with much ga siacon We publish in CONTINUATION
h that has taken place between the CafS
d Alaes Of the United States OF North america ,t
ssn,ing The letter of recall which the Government
the Union has been pleased address 10 mat gentleman
Our readers we believe will feel Interested IN hhowns m
Sign onnrecuon whcrewh His Excellency the Gosefno
md CAPTAIN General of the Province, .Brlgader "
Manuel de Rosas; and his worthy daughter MISS
10 Rosas Ezcurra have all times treated thul os
shrd Diuomatic Agent who returns TO his country
after having resided for length OF time amongst US
fully dischlrging his official duties ana NOSE Vi p
gentleman in which he has always found the n9S' Pe
,rasv md deIcat. friendship the part OF h. r. 10
oyeInor of Miss Nlanucita his worthy daughter oi
the Employees OF the Government ana Oh ai' INT
9 Federais.
" ~ BuESos AYREs, SEPT. l2TH lSol
,2d Year of our Liberty Both OF Independence ana -
: of the Argentine Confederation.
The Minister of Foreign Relations OF Inc uoVeinnen.
Buenos Ayes Charged with those that belong 10 the ee'
'T no be Cnane d. Aires of the United States of Mort
e smerica the Honorable William A. HARMS ;,
l. The undersigned has had the honor OF submitting 70 NJ
SunTeme knowledge of H. f. the Governor, General 10
" Juan Manuel de Rosas the esmabe note OF your Hoh
:, of date the 9th August last whose tenor IS as
> ~ have the honor enclose to your exceency coP
Inc letter of my Government recalling me from ths isso
have 10 request therefore, that will be pleased 10 nan
al day and hour, when may place IN your 'aha' ~ s
F the Governor has ordered tho undersigned 10 say
in YOUR Honor reply the transcribed note lal nc
have the honor of receiving from your Honor Inc origin
n ,er If recall alluded TO- tomorrow afternoon, the Is
y instant three o'clock at his residence Cae 90
es senatives No. l53. Vt r ho hos h
occasion to appreciate virtues capacity and exaeo
ttudc wherewith your Honor has discharged your none
al able functions and the principles that nave guaeo you
10 vor DIPLOMATIC path the satisfaction Of considering u
n the enlightened Government OF the unted S!aes wiz
ar completely satisfied and will admit having nan IN y ~
CHI been S % ahd 70 md
tain with honorable dignity the true interests of that Repr
n Be pleased Honorcd Sir 10 accept this frank ,estmon
nj OF the cordial esteem wheewith H. F. regards you and
Of the lively interest he enertains
es and happiness Of William A. Harris, Esq.
o. God preserve your Honor many years,
re FELIPE ARANA.
In consequence of this correspondence on the 18th
IN stan al O'clock, p. NJ, the delivery OF MIR. William
Harris's letter of recall took place. and on eectng it, he
~ dressed Minister Of Foreign Relations the folowi
We brilliant discourse
is 81 have come Mr. Minister 10 place in your hands the
10 ter of my Government informing you of It's wish that
RI should retire from this mission am al the same
Instructed 10 assure your excellcncy of the friendly spi
n and benevolent feelings which will continue inspire
policy OF the Cabinet of Washington, in all their official
re towards that Of the Argentine Confederation. well kno
: Sir how loyal and how sincere that pocyis. Let
Is you, that this is formula of words-the emp
language Of diplomatic courtesy, but the faithful express
u OF ;ht feelings and sentiments Of government and peop
whose friendly sympaihes and favorable opinions have ev
been enlisted in behalf OF the heroic people Of the Argenr
e, Confederation
81 performing this last official which terminates my d
omac relations with this Government, allow eypre
through your cxcecncy, the ustruus Chief whose
icy and wisdom have greatly exalted the fame Of himse
and his county, my most cordial and profound acknowed
rncns Tor hc uniform kindness and consideration which
have constantly received a. his hands"
General iosa occupies large space upon the great The
OF human affairs. His policy and his acts have deep
y Impressed themselves upon the attention Of manknc
His brave conntrymen in The darkest hour of their country
history looked TO him Tor assistance, and called upon him
counsel and 10 lead them. With resources of Judgment
paotls equal 10 The occasion, he placed himself at he
head by his genius and his energy he established orde
oat OF caossaiey aud security Of anarchy and
son His Efforts 10 establish and sustain The Fedora
SYSTEM will forever identify his with that mportan
measure. and will constitute the fmest foundation
on which his fame will hereafter With than Ro
,an ncss he has maintained and defended the sovereign
rights OF his country against foreign aggressons until ihos
rights have been honoaby acknowledged and secured TT
have done this successfully is glory enough for
Impartial history will not fall faithfully record grea
acts OF his cventu life Posteriiy will Judge them BY
their successful results and the appalling difficulties TIN
times in which their author placed and with ustic,
and TRUTH will nscribc mis- high upon the roll Of those
great men, who are imnorazed the broad and mperish
able page OF The worlds history
"But. Mr. Minister, should feel that had but very i'm
perfectly fulfilled my duty, the present OCCASION if did
not here in this public place and in this public manner give
to those feelings of grateful respect and profound
admiration which so sincerely entertain for The character
and person OF the niabc and distinguished daughter of His
Excellcncy the Governor Miss Manuclitu dc Rosas Y
Ezcurra. IL she were only private individual /
would not thus connect her with this public act
Bn she no longer private person. She occupies rs is
well KNOWN high and important place the admnisira-
ton and despatch of public affairs Her arduous abors EN-.
brace wide of POLITICAL and the whole circle of So
cai duties Blessed with lie genius Of her father pos
sessng all the tender synpathes and quick sensibiics Of
her SEX her Iruc woman's heart is oyerowng in acts
of benevorncc and kindness towards all who claim her pro-
tecton need her assistance She fills the benign Offices
OF charity and mercy She stands as perpeiuaI mnister