The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-26
Mr. Ferry Revealed by Friend q nx. DsaIs
NEW YoRK, Nay "a, 1855.

relative to Mr. Souie to induce to osr few facts
and illustrations. Mr. Soue's gres distance win nsoss
sariy prevent reply from him for days. In the
meantime IL is just that the pubic should have cor.
rect idea Of the want of substance In the inflated epts
Of Senior Perry.
The style Of this grandiloqusn appeal Of the Spanish
Cabinet to tbs American people against the President
and his ministers Of which ssaor Perry the tratorous
instrument viii have recalled TO every reader the splen
did Mexican pronuncianentos with which We ware 30
often amused fsw years ago. In whole and In detail
in sentiment, language and construction IL betrsys its
Spanish origin. There 10 not decent attempt to
Americanxe 1t In the translation. select fs. para
graphs for particular remark and they but samples
of the antAmercan and Nachiavsan character Of the
whole.
srs Mr. sonie mus. have known already But he
Mr.. Soule wrote Mr.. Perry after his arrest by Louis
Napoleon, letter from Loni Ion, charging him With be-
ing Spy and traitor and declaring his Intention to
sst in bis copy of this letter sent by Mr.
soue the EDITORS Of the National Inegencer ana TO
,hs Union Nth request that they would eliss it in
Mr. soule that the editors Of the Natona, Integencer
should nov produce since they have given pabicity
to this statement Of Senior Perry
His judgment xaclouded else why that long series Of
his Else Why could he behind the shadow Of
p their sympathy for the United States her dre
70 arrange all subjects Of difference between the TIVE 60
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Senior Perry He would make
Us believe ooubt, that since Mr.. Soule left,
srrssted, our peaceful and sick oounrymen Dr. Pect
has not been impIisoned, and that sDps have not
Sstn ssa 2, ns Ss xs s s
corrupt intimacy with The spanish court, he would
III tSs ne Sss sss entries
spain especially in her Province Of Cuba, cosy
his own.
ID s late m as sGu , mot
the government correctly By transmitting
he compromised your before
''Your government has . right roya. sound, and is
used 10 Hatter the President of ppantlg
telling bm That be had compromised the United States
government before Europe, by calling the Ostsnd
ference, which the world knows tbs conception of
the President himself, and regarded by any
other than hostile mt to Mr.. Soule. SO
mueh ndeed, did the President doubt Mr. Soules viii
hpgness meet Messrs. Buchanan and Mason upon az.
fairs which had been primarily entrusted TO himself
alone, thar he appointed accomplished diplomat ~
extra ambassador to Mr. Soule direct whose mission re-
gsrdeo by Mr.. Pierce the most difficult part Of the
pan, was TO smooth away all objections the Minister
eIpg tina. il IS addressed to the author Of the Otead
coDierence:-
"Yet be ought 20 have known something At least ofvhs
is sad; and II ). did sir It's saddsr SILL
This melancholy protest was intended to start
The Minister'S OF course eused only those questions
which submitted to them by the but our
Spanish graduate in diplomacy makes . rather direct
ptmatiop here ct the President and all concerned in
the AK la Chapele congress- did not know what they
were about, and that IL trey "dia it was sadder still
S sen 'Fs s ne e
venment during space months. w.s able. how
R1sofs that within or.aisss ats. i. dspar
The
uldsr Of addressing Official note upon that srbee.
rot ter oeiay With thar q Mr. sou 'n'0'a
Flow stsnd the facts Mr. soule was progressing most
successfully in his Cuba negotiations at Madrd when
sudden Mr. Marcy Secretary OF State, sends him writ
ten instr uetons upon the BLACK Warrior affair." which he
was TO present to the Spanish government without ar
gu nt and to demand immediate action Mr.. Scale
coula but undertsnd from tEis despatch, that he
expected upon non compliance to make Of IL casu
he did At TIE time and been insas Of MA inatrus
lions But Mr. Marcy rsceded from his original posi-
ton and after some time had elapsed sent an elaborate
soule lad the proper moment to present the agu
Esnt be was advised y MI Marcy to suspend any fur
OF the most distinguished statesmen Of the United States
10 ,0l fer with him.
pees, leaviog directions with Mr. Perry no. 70 dica:s
any OF the oontroverted questions with the Spanish
government But in violation, not only OF that deco
rum upon which Mr.. Perrys paper harps. but OF all
honor OF all patr otsm, OF al Integrity, Of the nsrue
toIs Of the Minister and OF the orders and plans Of the
soasts-ran, ack the files Of the legation but he did It
in company with the Minister Pacheoo, and thus laid
tiatons between the United States ami spain and a..
sumed to his own patry powers to settle all those deli
cate and important matters upon which the Ministers
Fortunately the hoaor Of the country, this is
frat secretary We have had who was pro:ege Of the
court 10 which he accredited. II Is the last,
must hope, who VII join a foreign cabinet to
on his Minister
That country which received him in its bosom when
knows not he labered TO involve that country
the sr M Ms ~ h r ns
Interests against her cSnnercA prosperity and s.aias.
thought Which perhaps be docs mot Sinss
sSt III s to A%Ip
seme to depend upon the policy or wishes Hon. Pierre
This Is intended as wink to the Know NothiAs
Shallow courier Rumor says that Perry 10 alrsac7
suneS span1 a By his %, deeds IN varisa. Of n tue
Of Pierre soue has him exemption in several Of tbs
societies from the ostracsm Of Naive Americanism
INTERIOR efforts, i. would puzzle them all to OK.
plain. This mass of seaseless gibbersh shows very
Of the country or people they stempted to Mr.
soules sd.hty to the South ia perhaps what taey were
tying to chastsse.
ars sosle d,red attempt 70 sedyee and oaoe into
of post and duty for the seeming
pos. Of thus the Of rupture Ct pls
conflict with the wishes OF government, and which
A. s t.
this legation leaving it, possible without representa-
tive OF lswering its honored arms &cp
The reader will be surprised to learn that the only
color for the above eta tement found in the fast, taas
Senior Perry skulted away from the legation for many
days after Mr. Soues return from London not daring
to face the Minister in whom he had outrage and be
trayed his country. Only at the earnest solicit
and implong opportunities Of friends and upon AFFECT
represen taous and lions from Perry With pro-
oes pledges for the future did Mr. SouIe too
refrain from suspendng the secretary from the Legation
Mr.. souie Minister with plenary powers his resig-
nation would not take effect till his should
arrive and 1t would be strange indeed IL he had not
the suspend traitorous secretary until nsrdc
items could be had from Washington ponsibi.
which, IL IL 70 be rpge tied he did not and thus
have saved from further pollution honored arms
The question IS not between individuals Is Between
the policy the Urted States Of
article, into foreign
ultimate indeed DARK bat whose presents dishonor
and calamity certain the other hand prvserv
honorable peace with the rich advantages ruts
Of pcaec.n