Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-11
lCorr.lrondrEce of the " Y Journal Of Commerce

WASIiSoToS, APRIt !.
Several very pleasing illustrations OF the invosh chang:
OF opinion in England in re2cd TO this country might tc re-
ferred of | nay refer win great
pleasure OF Sir Charles IyeIla aacori Visit
Inc United States written it is sad BY Sir David Brewster
When Sir Charles i.yrS work first published, II
rcat pleasure the intellsen, public in both Countries not
only ti Just vsvs Of America and her institutions, bui
10; the valuable and Interesting sccatic nio!m"n con
taned in il.
The following eAtracl from Sir David Brcwsters article
will justify the above rclnars, and receive the ATTENTION .!
The pni'c
"Accus:onlcd 10 lock with wonder roon The civilization of
The pastunon the unoleat epFicS 9" Grt"cr and on'-
on mighty empires that have rsr Dat ~ !a:-tc tr3iis!,
~. has Xti .'s: cn IT,: e:anc !Ac:'oI!Gs"h "i
,net naio1 cci.pal IN region t",Eing vita rl!ciaic
i:irS7y urou !IC SGJ:tr.nen treasures oi CtiiI" "r
.nerscctci vita noblt .r,s, whose tributary a:d ca
~ cor'y oo a lie into evcry part Of tic land
Inc has established itsci il ni.Ety cic". tc ctni!r
If Eu.arfrg and coa'sicia wealth. hnl has Ers'c!i-
ri itself amid n;oIc irsiiluonsNit temples rnahHtd
il r!isaUs alara;ioa with uni'H-i;!rs u i'ai" iquest
and rUt,c o,n .n1aripn vita .,Iial ;ni u.a:l:.r rl.i
schools ard viii, eli the : .ccncc, ti:i lt.i
ll. and philanthropy demand from tho c:ii22r cr liz"
STATE SUPPLE, !:S: tic rl Void with ia sI'''iHdl'
, ,c tide hr- ha:c :i.. It's n,;itgrd uItiu:' I"
lhe Vest amI dy:gn ocean fainter "cc .isaiiiJG
&iil last lind iera tht Eorcs that Sl n:u!r III"
a!ics; partitions OF crca'iE no. IL this ving iG"i the '-
strngin9 Scodre when l'fnricc ."i=ilhcs ei- ' u"h
SPECIES hra7s its so"y crr! Tie purple rta!"rcc
"i salvation, c: knowledge, at,'! 81 peace.
"put, wlic fIcnGr III c:il!La on Is t!ia9 advancing
yvita giant s;Iics the xcG population Of TIC tct States
las been viony with European coni;l!nc5 IL TIC cn!'''n
OF which contribute 10 domestic cot'io' :Ei
pcrfctinns, supply Tie necessities OF The yS'r u nH
the public spirit of their projectors Their scca;
establishments whether on coast Or on river are unAiA
il European St,rs and their Geographic ines per!"r il,
CHEAP ard utility ours have bccn carried for thousands
Il miles into regions where the iron pathway has 'l Le.n
abI1 ID penctru,c. Nor il c. mineral wcith cGc-cd by
that Of the favored quarters OF the globe: lio r
n COAL her kingdom Of cotton and 0! corn cr regions I"
geld and Of run mark America the ceE'rc OF c!vza-
iion-us emporium Of the worlds comnicrccs me Gra
nary cnd sorehousc GU; OF which the Kingdoms oil the as
will be clothed md icd and grcay fear Us the m III
which oaT children will take refuge when inc houi' u .is
and the semi sarha rims Of eastern Europe shall again arRG
and desoatc the West. Though daUnt!ess in her men, ana
colossal in her strength, she Displays upon her banaer a
stur peace Shedding lis radiance upon U.s. let US recap
ncate the celestial light and shall have nothing To fear
from h>r power but every thing TO learn from ht. tNime
Ii is evident that the government of Great Britain Rejects
these sentiments and pleasing 10 know they Gre 80 Wei!
sustained by Sir Henry Bul"er its able and eloquent Vts
this government and who does not hesitate 10 a'o"
them al occasions. . ,.
His able and eloquent speeches Baltimore in May lS
at the ST. Andrews dinner in New YORK in November last
and al the Pilgrims dinner in December were dedelVedy
well received and afforded tangible proof tina" new era
vas about commencing relations with the BRUSH MI
ton and that if they SO unwIse az to treat JGn ADAM,
or Nj Lawrence should not complain.
thrown off his diplomatic cloak, and taken hia scat among
tie people; admitting in fact that tine British minister's d
ties are something more than %ri'lng mere Official
notes No other sn:y,cr has said PUBLICLY, so happily
thu, John Bull and Jonathan should go on together
do refer to these matters cs iGt'ens ID our VANITY,
nor that they may be valued. Their results VIII IN
qlcs.:onany be for the good of MANKIND ana they a:ofa
lheerinr evidence that the governments cf the g2Gicst
Eatiore in this commercial realize h@r r'
rou ,ut cold Official net good as l!Htra uca
tics and official protocols must yieid 10 ''"'
tariffs.
1t gratifying know that the exertions OF the minister
in this way ali anknd prejudice, and draw Closer
and closer the bonds of amity between the TWO connH
have been duly noticed in England and properly nppfeci;cd
The honor bestowed on him is not only honoraoln 10
the anoas.ador, but mark of respect 20 this country
The order Vi The Bath j. the highest pe .: merit IN Eng
and There Formerly thrtrax grand c:o"sre NJ
nIrber w;s reduced in IS twenty four hnd NJ ne -n
time the or.cr enlarged ~ the creation Of TWO h"r
reatcs o knights called conEianiers and coinpaniprH
ihe uny =!sons whom the grand crosses nave oeen Dc
slowed since their number reduced are Sir George fa
her Masvs Secretary State for the Home Department
Inc MARQUIS of Normandy, her Naesty'a ambcssalor OF
Paris formerly Lord Ii.utenan, oi reiand and Sir Henry