The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-28

USITED STATES MINISTER TO CENTRAL AMERICA, ON
PRESENTING Pts CREDENTIALS TO THE PRESIDENT

UNtrzp STATES MINISTER TO CENTRAL AMERICA, ON
PRESENTING Pts CREDENTIALS TO THE PRESIDE Mt
or sIcARAGrA, SEPT. IA, 1853.
Mr. Sy1RtNk DIRsaToR on the RHTBric or NIcARAGUA:-
III Of the instructions Of the President of the
United states have the honor to place in hands the
letter which accedits me- as Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister lleniI otentary the republic Of Nicaragua
Tor the prompstuae and courtesy with which you have
permitted me 70 perform this duty, agreeable to my
self sincerely thank you. Before this, the United
states bave been representa- here by diplomatic agent
Of the second class called, in the language Of diplomacy
charge dafisrs. In raising the mission to the first
class, and sending Minister Pen potentiary, in
which character honor to appear before you my
has been sctuaed by sentiments and consider
atons which, when made known, will con identity trust
be refrigerated and BY From the letteI have
ust deliver q, copy OF which was Transmitted through
your honorable Secretary of Foreign Relations your
inspection two days ago viii have been assured in
spect with which tie President Of the United States
alike h account and the faithful exponent of
the eDtiments of his countrymen regards the govern
ent and people Nicaragua These the sentiments
which have impeled TO this renewed and enlarged
manifestation Of desire to remove, far away and for
ever. all Of misund rstanding TO place upon
interest and draw sti closer than they have be-
lore been drawn the lies 81 true friendship and fraternal
feeling between the two republics. Standing upon this
ground Of kind feeling and good Intentions beg your
permission to mention OF the particular cons
perfect hal mony with the sentiments, coming from
the heart, have expressed substantial reasons,
also which the bead suggests why those sentiments
should trust they will become the rule Of action to
determine and sustain the relations seek establish
between your eountE, ana ours for II i great TRUTH
IN politics A. In enthusiastically mos. beautiful 20
template yet not beautiful than mporant-a truth
watch neither individuals governments should
f0fget that the rights and interests both are
best Undertood and most highly respected and end their
greatest ry, under the clear strong steady light
and benign influence which emanate from rstsral feel.
and friendly relations, cultivated in good faith be-
tween neglbcrs, whether, as neghoor, they be
nations In the lie Of natss, a. o. man. there Is
cline az the lat, however ] shall say NO more
than express the hope that TIL fate Of those
nations ~ho experienced Il, and whose History
have read, may serve uefai though sad
sdmorions and warnings for ourselves aud cotem-
porares, 70 avoid the which occs-ioned their
decay for business here s with the present and the
actual And prominent conceive, In the present
age add condition az The world the republic OF Mica
rsguaof which You are III. freelv chosen AM worthy
heads,ands forth, in bold and beautiful relief an
element and actor el peculiar interest AM great i'm
porianee. Bat though 50 interesting and important
sAy only the truth Tor which, you vel understand
and appreciate ~ yoa will parton ne, that i i not 50
much for the a FOR the present and the fatureaot
much for What you have teen AMI have done a, for
what you now arc ssd ale capable .. becoming Even
A. measured BY thss stages q human lie your
nation H. sin yery young, not yet arrived ~ the
middle perior CuIsE ssed with other nations you are,
10 number Of years scarcely o. the cradle % infancy
certainly not beyond the stage o. early bOyhood.
To make NOR. particular SON. me nited states
-FOUR sister republic Of the Sorth from whom came,
though among the youngest na5oas % the earth having
10; yet numbered more years han many single life
from the iudep -pience Of each Bot sls Il OF
reproach 10 you-not even a misfortune Far from Il.
and matter % eungraiuation that this i For while
q i true and snch, the 81 grie for the past
and prevent Auicon TO the hearts o. ulea, that the
patriotic rIirif and zsaous EFFORTS u your eonnrymen
have been crowped with that Of success in
behalf u freedom and republican government, which
they 30 earnestly desired and wei deserved vet il IA
iue not only that their own errors ana faults a. causes
~ tn failures am isforiunes The shSvs suffered
entitled not 10 perfect alb astion, psrhap' but 20
the measure "a pailstlen which q universally
accorded e. the Ddiscgeicn 81 ycusl tut il l. equsly
true, and 70 b regarded - fortunate that thos