The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-23
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interested in the fact that a SPECIAL ,nvoy u COZ
country has been sent 10 Swis1erland. TIE -~mi-
Official press Of the Helv,ne soaisdrrafen The
Bund ZstiS~g-ss viii he s~en ~ oar srirars
nom IL 10 another column, has .alatea Nc Daddy
hsnn's arrival in Switzerland IN very haadsos.
manner On the 2s,h q July II Publislsd, also. 40
article, az follows
"Ths eitisens 81 Am.riss .r. sos ths eniy f~smsn
Who have reason 70 dspors tns death q tsr .s Prs
sdsnt Those Of Switzerland, toe, ssg~risass arsp
eaute oftorrov ON account ~ ths mslanehoy ersNEs
ment, tor the Tact 10 fresh IN the minds Of al thai
vac General Taylor Who nrst % al amsriesa frssi
cents, sent 20 our goysrpmsnt spesi@a snsoy q
The very asy THAI Mr. Mann ara pise-a n. foot 90
s~fs soil t~snty three days alter has misou
made out al Nsshtngton- The s~1er.tls frsstsnt
ceased 10 breathe ne Departed ffom earth. -itb
v-Ids on his lips, am preparsd-t hsss euastsnfy
snaeavor.a 70 90 ny dsty 40 asa npea
Union. We sincerely hope that the IN atian rsasss
by the unexpected death 81 ehsf magistrate - uni
VERBALLY respected ~i lead the North sna knuth N.
Of the saEsholGiug ana The slss.
holding States reconciliation. rhich ths sntirs
Union will regard act Dictated By wissom Az
for ourselves conadenty trust that the susssssar
OF tn. late President will cultivate the eenisnts ~
friendship proner.dh that iilusrioa, pAtrot O. ne
sister republic this side OF the ocean May the
United States, undey bis ssspiees continue % ner-.
in greatness and usefulness they have done hthsf
TO. under his Predecessor, for the projections 81 hsF
the eneoursg sfaent y the Jsbs snd the etttur " As
sreng May the star psngsd banner attain a. bright
IT, May the silver stars shine hencerth and forever
by the side Of the Of the suis- sonfedsracy.
North America polity viii remain the ,Ams rhs
policy is inmutable- dictated by the spirit aud by
the historical vocation Of the Union"
Thus, it will be seen, an admirable spirit has
welcomed the action taken by our late President,
upon the frequent representations which we have
INDEPENDENTLY with respect 10 political refu-
gees in Switzerland-concerning the necessity Of
enlargiDg our relations with certain foreign powers.
The executive of the Swiss confederation 10 ne~
engaged with Mr.. Mann in framing a treaty OF
anity and commerce, and as soon a. il is APP
proved by the Swiss Assembly, minister will 10
cent with it TO Washington, that il may there be
ratified. Now, if the United States appoint
minister, aiso-wbieh we ought to do at once
Switzerland, as freshly constituted 10 lsis, will he
ushered into the family Of nations by the United
States-a first great measure in it's foreign policy
that is destined to protect the wings Of young
liberty in every nest where it may shelter itself
Since the date Of her last confederation, Switzer-
land has made 10 treaty with any foreign p9wer,
beyond mere postal arrangement She now
uies her sreneth under the wing Of the American
eagle, and she will be encouraged by this demon
stration on our part 10 move forward with bold
determination for the future. Before Mr. Mtnas
presence in that country, despair almost had seized
upon the government. Since then the Secretary
OF War and General Dufour have been engaged
in terrifying the frontiers to resist any pos
sible encroachmenis. The people, too, have been
animated with new vigor, and the benign effect Of
our foreign policy, at its first display, every
where apparent The entire sixty newspapers Of
the Hekeiic confederation declare, as with one
voice, their hearty concurrence in and admiration
of this new and important movement on the part
Of our country and when we shall extend our
fraternal disposition towards few other weak
powers, and shsl make Turkey interested with
US, we may expect great results for mankind. la
South America, the Pacific side, our presence
isvery necessary. We require a fleet there TO
give encouragement TO the people. One in the
bay Of Fonseca would be useful, and If we can
only establish at the Society Islands an intercourse
Of the right kind, our relations with the Orient
we must call it, even now-will be much more
Profitable and important.