The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17

WAsnNGToS, Oct 10, 1855.
Mr. cromfton's True Fashionable Recall Not Deniandca
THE Action 1 Our Gorer'mcnt--RenemJer Grctoux--
Cn. scot's Extra Pay--polae Terms in High LIFE. de-
There has been much spec1laton--and mere spccula-
ion ocas to the probable action of our government
lative 10 Mr.. Champion and foreign eniistments The
telegraph has several times reported that Dr. Buchanan
was instructed TO demand Mr. Champions recall and a.
often contradiccd IT, The last item was that Mr. Blu.
chanan to demand the recall If the recall was not
made without such demand.
These and similar reports originate in ignorance Of
Mr. Campton's true position in the affair Why should
the British government recall him, would inquirer He
has but carried out the instructions Of Lord Clarendon in
all that lie has done and II strict adherence 10 official in
structions he or recalling Mr.. Champion then
may expect his recall, but not otherwise II Is
well settled principle that minister must be personally
obnoxious before demand for his recall can be Jast
fed II Mr. G. had Of his accord violated the spirit
or the letter OF our laws then indeed his recall should
have been demanded just punishment upon
him; but when he is directed by the British crown
TO perpetrate the outrage. IL ia not Mr. tranpto,
who ihould be made 10 atone for the insult BIT the
British crown should receive tho blow Had Mr. Camp
ten been required to leave the country nstaner with
out oIm CT ceremony This would have been trsf re-
bule 10 foreign incidence; but as matters have 10 ID set
tied by regular diplomatic encounter the demand Tor
Mr oramptons recall wouii be pal blow At The man,
and an gnobe lodging Of the question with the
Away then with speculations about Mr. cramgtons re-
cal--unleks, indeed he be Ike the beast upon
horns the lsTaeltes wont TO bind their before
driving him into the wilderness II the British minister
DC such beast ihcn let mr. Marcy bind upon bis horns
this British outrage, ind lash bin homowasds.
such, however, is not The view taken Of by The ad-
minis'aton. The matter Is Of the gravel import
between tie two nations and too which will test the
metto OF president Fierce This is no Grey.ow affair."
Our laws have been violated and that by the Official au
thority of England Let Mr. Marcy look well 70 these
facts III bis ncgotlaonfand In determining the indem-
nifty we beg BIN to remember Grcytown In our deal
nes with the powerful well as with the week, we
should not forget our MAXIM 10 ask nothing but what
Is right, and submit TO nothing that Is wrongh
he matter Of extrs pay claimed by Gen. Scot under the
joint resolution creating the rank OF Lieutenant General
fas also been fruitful theme for the telegraph
sort q oo'Ts de wsh correspondents draw upon
tie telegraph bst the allowance had already been made
have islen the pains to ascertain the truth frou
Loa6qpaters, and can assure you that the sub
Jet l. si unsettled al present with chances dec edly
against the allowance. The claim Is based tpon pint
resolution Of Congress. But before the allowance could
be mfde II Is contendcd by the Treasury Dcaastnear
that there must be law (nv Join. resolui'or) fppgo
pratng the amount claimed. such has been Inc a.ci-
sion OF the government The question viii le or
one way or the Other before the meeting OF Congress
IN the meantime General Scott seems 1e.ea,ineA 10
inure bis case az much possible b the use nj BIS pen
With the raper he may he fat but with the iaray
goose quill the old hero makes terrific banylinr-
though fluent in polite telLs In letter 10 gentleman
Of this city he charges tho Secretary War NTH hasiar
acted towards him maiisipusiy ncany and negaliy =
These terms indicating rather more ~ feet
ing Than subofdna,ion 10 tho powers that Sc. T.