Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-08
From the ". Y, Eue. Mirror,
"lLLlSS LETTERS FROM LONDON
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ny near liorris:-lt is more a matter nj
rejoicing to Americans abroad than Congress-
s1lPPoses, when foreign ministers are the kind
ol men, In manners and mental culture. TO do
crcdlt To The country. MI. MCLane's appoint-
lnent as minister TO England is a worthy sue
ccSsion to that OF Mr.. Everett-two more
admirable representatives. are little likely foam
pear at the English court Tor anv nation. was
dining a day or two since with a former Nom
Der OF the Queens cabinet, and i'm the London
papers OF that morningM Mr.. McLane's appoint.
.ieht had been announced. Our host SPOKE of
MT. McLane, and afterwards of MIR. Everett.
VIVID a whole hearted tribute to their mIalitic,
as men and displouatists, that would have
grained the Trends of these gentlemen not .
htile; ana indeed, wherever / 90, Mr.. Everett
Is ia4ded without measure. lie mas been i'm
l,oluoh IN a trying time for a representative
Cur national redlt-lumpcd, without distinc-
=" =. p'd'cs' III one sweeping dishOnoT-has
zen NE d visible cloud about him wherever
1T HdS appeared, and he has been waited on, of
Cou'9e' Dy committees on questions he could
iiot answer without pain and modification.
aud, through all this, he has steadily risen IN
tie respect OF those around him and now stands
personally higher $50 ] was assured by ono who
spoke with authority than any diplomats ron.
IcSen'dilNe now at the English court. X
announcer party ! heard a very fine dcscriut;nn
b''cH ol tie elect OF his singular clodicuce
upon one OF these committees. They li,d f.l,
III delivering what they had To say. ths, ,b.,.
HAD placed him. as the respondent in , rny{
uon OF overwhelming embarrassment M.
reply was waited for with Il sympathy for hin,
as d man. From every one of these gentlemen
however, he drew tears $50 the describe
stated and they left his house enchanted wiI,
lHe man, II not more content with what he had
TO- olier ON the part Of his country. Surely IN.
oliI'rcncc between such a rc~prcscutatiya and
ou''IS VINO are capable OF being sent abroad.
ing. "4
The Morning Post Of to-day contain. r,u,
mans first advertisement of fine E,gl;.I. R
ton oil my "Ddshcs at Life" and 4, s,aG..
column IS the following Formidable n,s.,oc
showing NE hunor in which any thing A.,
cTIcon - llkcly To be- handled. III or,3,r. j.,
u fcNicW oil Mr.. Ruslis book ON England
"lhefc IS SO muclrin the American ch,,3. tor
20 tA'l'e lie contempt and disgust oI all mn.
'ishl ana honest ln'n, that We c,u ,c,r,. D..
,N'.'eu Tor letting slip an opportunity of a..
busing them: but Mr.. Rush so nycr,yLcI,.m
WIN bis couTtcsics, and so gratefully aud Lsul
''m"iy acknowledges the splcndid Ln.,;,.I;
ties with which be- was received by nl. NIL.
amt wealthy "Britishcr.." that We u,.f s,,,p
~ "HdeF opr ramon TIL some mare fuiyo ,,,.,
SioHot renting it,"
what with Lockhart and F~ouhlipnlc f.,
ad~FtT-uues, (ol OltD and fIe ,'rr. az
c'ilios whom Mdcraad, keep. lor Iti. us.s ,,I
VINO VIII now |rsidIiJtc upon me. nv bo,i,.
Ii 1S'ni,g from the homage paid ian opr conn
wy 10 ihIs artificial actor. my Tale are nn
d' i~aIsl3I SAYS OF bis soldiers. .svLer tLa,
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