New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-08

lain W represent are Kept 10 poor By such vampire.
that they esnnOt travel What is the Austrian Rns,.
81 in Paris whs,a las not only statues but ,h-o,. =,
tcurcg to represea, 70 The ssnine the QUALIFY Of ro,
wien the fact stares tie Parisans in the f,.. a.,
their best customers are the Americans AMI "a,
Meureef is two-thirds full of Americans. ana Tia, IA,
best balls aOd parties are given by Americana What
60 tie people care whether Mr. fIives can pay hs
saatiT srd hotter and meHHsiT out Of his salary or
not What DO they whether he goes or stays or
Mr. sanford is the great mans great man on the great
man alone What do the people of Geueva care for
Charge there when OF sixty persons that at dog,
TO the public table of the leading hotel ffty osJ srs
Americans Aud what 30 the people OF Russia care
for our Legation there when our trade al told il MY
s60oOto' And what DO those of Vienna care for 0,r
Legation when our trade with Austria ALL all told Is
only $4,000
Dir. Trescott need not be elegac about the wan; OF
good diplomacy in Europe on cor part because fat
offices are not always open to patriots like himself
His citations this head besgtul in illustrating
the superiority of the European system. that give
hin the full benefit of quotation as follows;
And in order 70 carry tbs reasonable system thew
require thai individual experience which Is necessary 10 is
perfection Look for moment AZ the OF some OF
their most distinguished dipomaiisis.
clr SfAiiNlN AtiNAl. lAtttf ltl'Su 10 -tlAsV
Lord Slrsford de RedcliGc-commencod his diplomatic
lie in 1901 as precis writer in the Foreign Othce-w1
made Secretary Of Legation At Constaunople in isos
Minister % Switzerland in 1874 and was adNao onward
through twenty wears experience q his present high aud
important post Of ambassador to Constaninople
Nisconn Melhourpc commenced as Secretary at Ma
pies in ISL then Secretary the Embassy at Vienna IN
ISIS and through his twenty years experenceto
the Austrian Mission in 1892.
Lord Blomefed began Attache NJ Vienna m ISIS.
then At,ache nj Lisbon 1924 them from 1924 TO lsj9 If
teen wears Secretary Stugard Stockholm aud 81.
Petersburg. and in 1874 was made Envoy Extraordinary,
Sir Henry Lytton Bulwor FROM lss7 to 1885, was At
tacl6 at Berlin Vienna. the Hague Paris-irom 1875 10
l. % was Secretary Brussels C0nssniinope ~ feen
burr and Paris In lsi3 was Minister at Madrid, and in
lSi9 was Minister at Washington.
Lord Cowiey. from 1924 to lsfS twenty four years.
was Attache and Secretary az various Courts.
Hon VIM Temple-the brother of Lord Palmerston-
from 1874 to lsse eighteen years. was Aache aud Sece
tary. and was then sent 20 Naples as Minister.
Henry Irwin Abingdon the present Under Secretary
Of State was nineteen years employed nsubordlna'e dPo
matte offices. ard
ngon was eighteen years Atache and about ten Score
tary.
Well what then All these men. save Champion.
whose father was an army surgeon were OF the priv
legged orders The offices were made for them as such.
and not for the people at large of the countries to which
they belong. They were mean enough to accept OF
preferments because of their birth and those prefer
ment with blOated salaries fixed by hereditary thieves,
while the national masses were mbedded IN poverty
and ignorance And that is the system cur gallant
South Caronian wishes fastened on the country,
seconded BY the elaborate puff Of The Nee York
Times,
Mr. Prescott speaks feelingly. lie had nieo
place in London. He exchanged billetdoux with
Duchesses drove in the Park had precedence at all
state parades feeds aud frocks. and had jolly good
time of IT, and would doubtless have been transported
to have been fastened the country up to old age
with regular scale ofhonOrs Thisis the old doctrine
Of the South It accompanied the Revolution when
the South told the North-Do you supply the men aud
we will the officers. But Mr.. Prescott, il will not
answer Your exoteric parade, and fine writing, will
avail little your charges Of historical and technical
ignorance brought against in the discussion OF
this question We consider it radical one. We
deem it one OF the great questions of the day in
VOWED in the march of ideas in the simphcation Of
Government America needs no resident minister's
abroad Our representation must be in our national
honor and Justice II must be in our art literature
and science As we can show American book of
which more copies have been Issued than any work ex
cept the Bible since printing was discovered as va
can present the best agricultural machines, mechanical
tools and fastest sailing vessels and steamers as we
prove that population doubles four or six times
as fast as that of Europe and find dat Of the Con-
nenal States alarmed at the immigration TO this
country caused by its superior advantages and atrac
tons we are virtually better represented abroad than
If we had palace of gold for an Embassy, and more
tLan oriental splendOrs Of costume.
TheSouh controls the North through our dOughitces
Of course as Shareholders they go for Office, brilliant
and imposing and for lyeres the badges Of serVitude
Our foreign relations controlled for the most part
BY the Southern interest and OF course srsocracy has
guided the principles and practices Of our Legations
A generous word for Republicans and Republican
practices must be wanting under such auspices The
Court OF England and all the privileges paupers and
thieves hanging thereunto, costs, with its palaces,
upward Of Five Millions Of Dollars. Ia harmony with
this colossal robbery are the expenses Of English Di
plomacy. OF course Lord Palmer.on largely quoted
by Mr. Trcecott, finds the necessity for diplomats and
their huge saaric8 and palaces overwhelming and Mr.
Trcscott being arist0cratIc finds it 50 too. But
Notwithstanding Northern dougbiaces the principles
Of liberty and equality are spreading. Individual
ism is rising to tie dignity Of o social truth.
TIE people are steadily learning selfgoyernment.
The splendid achievements OF private enter
prise-lLe railways that ngct tie States in
iron ioads OF nterest-the steamboats, that watt
courte.ies and commodities as though cities folted
the tecgraphs that speak with omnipresent divinity
-hefe ID are the true representatives Of the country
INSTRUMENTATION Of couBtries-the rolling waves
ol foreign immigrants hitler and american travellers
abloaG-an dispense with tie cqrnbrous dipiomata;
machinery o. two centuries ego. We have new means'