The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-07-02

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mnes constant asenca from cn,niry and nrscia ha
hoest affections which cluster around the heart must be
unvorthv the ambition of bonorahJe minds " -
The fruc interests of The yen,bIc lookino oopa ~ bo
efficiency Of the officer reare that he shonld in
common with bcr citiyops nour;sb Tho tins which c;
aronnd tbe family aItar an, fi mon vho,vn "'d d;.a
sea or service he NAV be that his home and his affections
are in his own loved land and that like etterd nrisoner
however FAR no roar,s be an bn drag lengib ~
der far but that sympathzng hearts and wachful eyes
tracing his track upon the deep teach him that when
he strikes only the honor of his flag and the interests
his country the welfarenay perhaps the liberties of
wife, children and friends are in every blow and YOU will
have done ali that human wisdom can do TO render him
nvincible This deem sufficient in refuation of posi-
ton which would result if adopted in reducing the naval
officer to the condition of wandering Arab
The first section creates the grade of g officer and linn
its its number to twenty The proprcty Of this measure IS
apparent to every senator who has given much attention
to the intercourse of our naval men with those of foreign
services who will not hesitate TO acknowledge that
their usefulness always be or less modified by
their ability to mingle with and meet them upon equal
in all official intercourse Foreign services have
era grades higher in official rank than grade of cap
tain each of which has its appropriate flag designation
rights and privileges; and although an American captain
in command of squadron holds position equivalent to
that of British French Russian Dutch or Spanish ad
miraOr it is the highest grade known to his SERVICE
still it is found difficult and often impossible to OBJ
tain recognition such equality in those particulars
which military officer is not permitted to disregard and
painful embarrassmen really imparng the usefulness Of
the service have been and must continue be- the fire.
quent result
We are All familiar with thenoutical co,,odoro
title which is unrecopnsed bv law and which ya ba
borrowed from the British service where il is annd ~
temnorarv commands only ana neyor e;on;Saa % rp t "
canain temnorarlv in command of mora than ;n,a
shin - =" ''e'
The DESIGNATION of hoo o6;rcr II ia be;aved will
all uncertainty and embarrassment md convey IN Gre;
service, the idea OF a grade to b b;bos, NJ re-
own.
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