The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-23
From the Cleveland Plnindsale
An american senator ABROAD.

an American Senator Abroad.
1t has Eeen knownlthat Seustor Douglas
has been improving the recess OF Congress
by taking an European tour, Rnd-We learn
thatin most quiet and unostentatious way,
he has visited every city ofno,e on the con-
tnent. 1t is matter of interest to every
American citizen, TO know how the dynasti S
of the old world look upon and treat such
distinguished dIgnitieS as United States
Senators. and il is matter in which all feel a
just pride when proper respects shown them
In the American name. E-a 20. 90 Et." /"
We have tt from those who know that
Senator Douglass was no obscure persona &c
on the other side of the big waters. On a
tour Of observationfor his own personal inn
proveplent. he was looked upon by the
countries he visited as perhaps one OF the
best representatives of the American char
acter, abroad. He certainly 50 acquitted
himself, as may be seen by the following
inc; dents, which we have from an eve wit.
ness. On reaching London. he was asked
if he would ike to see the Queen?
Certainly" said the Senator.
",Hhen you will have to be presented in
court dress. according to the cAstens of the
realm" said the messenger. .g arr .4.,..
"Then," said the senator, al prefer not
to see her majesty, until can do so in the
same dress that can visit an American
President" The senator did not see the
Queen. ar.Eaa a. 81 t'a. s.I ia
He visited Scotland. ireland, Italy, and,
on his way to ConstantinopIe, visited Smyr-
ma, the day after Koszta was Released
There, upon the ground, and in possession
of all the facts, he wrote home his views,
sustained the action of Captain ingraham
and the Turkish government He went &c
Odessa, and fom thence to ST. Petersburgh
travelling through $500 miles of Russian
territory. He sent his card, "Stephen A.
Doulgtls, Of Illinois, America" to Count
Nesselrode, TIE emperor's private secretary,
1t was Immediately answered by an invita-
ton to meet the count at his private apart
ments, and long and interesting interyie W
vas the consequence. On leaving, the
count asked Nj. D. III he had seen the EN-
peYor. . -tl.7 'h' '.''.'' .'''.t
IIe.said he had not. al. lt n4,norg7.
when will you leave st. Petersburgh?'
Sald the counE.l i .ur,. at.ay. .maagg
N very lew days, replied the sena
tor. .........;....,,.,..
A1eat' says the count, you VIII not
have chance to see the emperor, as he is
very busy reviewing bis troops, about forty
H'es tfo'i tilei c'tF' "lich require MN u
come IN late and To leave early IN the Morn
my, l Will nhoWeVor' Try 10 get you an
it"pPeafs the count acquainted the EN-
pefof WIN the presence OF mr. ~ and Inc
next DAY the EATER received a note from
the emperor himself, lavlllng ghimyto hhls
tead quarters near the Fiace OF review, STA,
ing thS' ne woulN thefe oe met ny his stat
ana 1ne PflnSTPal u,Snl'ar'es OF his govern
meh' IN J"'@'FSS' '...
2tlefe Hhe senator was staggered a little
NlislS anq ASKED the count i WAS expected q
was 10 aooFn MS republican person IN soit
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II aqYlsed 'ne senator lha' the emperor
was ool'5ea 70 leave before llls arrival, and
oegS@u 70 see MN az me review, IEe san
a'of ana MS iflehiA proceeded en- TO the
5touha' was met oE me emperor ana greet
ed WIN most cot,ii"i SNAKE OF the h"nd.
l understand says the emperor 'that
you nave oeen travelling through my en-
plre s......,4..so,u .,,,.. 3.
,,ir' ~ came rom oneSSa' va Salu mF' ~
i"en you nave oee'' "' '0'nS'an'lhoPie'