New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05

,oe snsn. = 81 Liter our own Government from
the charge of Intending TO violate Ins Uune 49,
law. we have oil along felt that ~es ~
snss,r fs vbs, the scts OF an indivites oinoHs oA
comnEc ~. and distant transaction might have oeen
4, .pt Ar, from Mr. Marcys dispatch tns; M CfsnY-
ton lac not been wholly faultlese; tnss No osnMsy
seems to have taken an ec1ye par 10 upp;,sd s...s
f,ourt.. and what is st, more unfortunate, pefEeo
IN continuing those proceedings even after me ae'a
against them. -, ALMA -. al -
we do not 1oubt Mr.; Champions hdehty, Hn ~, ss ~
activity in the talk which was given HIN; ogl ne
spnea,s 10 have wanted caution aud dignity, aga %.
~ nav. been cobsiderate or particular enough 10 me
m. Al aid tie Instruments which ne smPoyeo ~ hs
object We do not uDderyalue SOCIAL ano c,"so'ss
,ona talents in an Emba ~sdor, the r'ady ana goo,'
,umored Wit which can answer seonvereanorai eIsca
on his country without odens., and can sis'nee en
sreuer at q dinner table without biting OF suogns
Lin A ,nsn need not be al gays grave because ne
NAV b. a p.pivotei tisry, bee suse be may DC
Minis AZ foreign Court and have important anan
10 ran, act There capsciies Which are u.siu
out bearing immediately upon The saose yea o. ntna
mission. Fun is a conciatory thiDg, sud gveIS"
ured islker has not Only the means VI predaes ~
f,,t favorable imp ession which is 10 edvSnta8eou
a foreign country, but IL in posresaoa o. = eo ""y
help to dispensing diff. Ies ' III. may
lately ssd with perfect certainty be s~id ma ~ @
bss.sdor ought to talk too much-or tss ~ sson,
1T an. of biz principal duties s observation, and the
man talks too much be- observes too ht'e
Minister In .oregn country l. surrounded py iasnt
nupciiios, pr.judces, expectations, euqueue, sea
tights political ard social which 90 no, coue 70 he.
OF Az tLeaseves visible except TO obssrvafsop, Dat
which. at the came time. II IL mot dangerous so'
IN Sc. and 10 stumble sgainsf. man WOO h4s eye,
about him and observes, who ever on the wa,cn 10Y
Indications snd signs OF 'he mad ana Temp. " 49,
xnb whom he has to deal, finds out dfhs1ty before
he knocks his knee aeanst IL. msn, 'nheed may oe
yer, pood-paf ured fellow and even sharp reno 10
bs xa, but if he 10 not habnaily and systemaucA'y
oh.eryaut the chances are that he gets hmse INTO
Il, u1fnccty
he never thought of, and rubbing sgslnse some
|, istling pI.judices or right when ne had never y
glimpse Of I'LL that uom'n Mt. we DO nos oouV' 10
me least Mr.. Champions fairhul oevoucn 10
his own Cove rnm. Mt good Intentions toward The
Coyernm nj to which be was cent. bu, tnsr1
such thing q careless and undiscphnea hdensy,
Which tells it's msaer, Oh, tru,t me- kno wa
xou want. aud III DO il. and woat be partic aiar
,ih.r' There Is q fidelity 20 master ~hch im'
plies too little s.lftsp' ct in the servant MI Tramp
ion appt ara to have anted s-re pect IN the KIND OF
p.rson, with whom be connected nidlSen ID .ness
actions aud the style OF proceeding be adopted, ard
10 have managed the affair on ree and easy pfe
cpe, never intending, p'ibaps, really to ohsDu .ot
United States Gov, inm.nt or 10 violate the unneo
States Jaw, but simply thinking that +" y didn't
.ppfy that It war OF no sticking at trhe, and
that the United Stsies Government would never MAKE
a iuss about such little matter But THE ~ss nne
VI fortunately most unsuitable Tor oeshog WIN Jea
our and ticklisb people, hike our hleDds across tAe
Atlantic oct tender about their dignity, ana on the
look out for the slightest iedicas'on OF difference ct
behaviour toward themselves and European Govern
mtDis.
Mr. Champion was certainly not the man b. send as
Minister 10 The United StatNs. But the truth Is the
Unit. States is not favorte embassy, and IL not
vuy ea,y always to get the man ycu want Tor Il. ZOO
may offer il TO the "proper man. but the proper mao
won't take it. He does not like TO Danish h'nseif
hom European society, taste aud ref cement, and 70
tx bim- among new and rather rude and IN couth
l.ope who cannot abstain from cudgslng each other
in their s. house and whose ways and habits
are very different from ours. Dplomatis,s are
rot adventures; their char acter Is rather the re-
verse OF the adventurous chsrs ter They are the
children Of civilization ana established order-the
disciples Of system, manntrs and etiquette. They
prefer Paris, VIENNA Berlin Us an +mb .~y, on the
tame pr, sipe that rh' prefer the society Of Earops
to the tOcis,y Of the back The dfplomssisfis
a deicaie artlcle he DOES Lot like rough han inugI
be nix - the smooth curty Of decnOar ceremonial
oily worcs Dt' Tepting all disturbance, and art
tuIge Of human passion and pc valance. Moreover,
diplonstifts, like soldiers sailors, clergymen, Law
yen, sno believe, most otre prvfs siOns like pro-
nO'iop and the United STATE Embassy, % being con
psrstiv.y crestion Ii. out Of the rega line Of
en- barry promotion. We do not Why these dsfecU
the Unic.d stat. Embassy should not be ,emedied
for they can be. We cannot make Americs
EuI"pe, o, eontIive any other way to the United
new sisft Of scitty an old one. But We can, by an
arra cement Of our osD, Iaise the Unitea States Em
bsssy to higher rank, and bring within the circle
Of pOn OtiOn. The rank Of al Embassy Dug & 10 re-.
country TO which il 10 attached; and as the United
States se IN alth, population and political import
ace, b. comes mole aud more Necessary secure
the services Of able men as ambassadors there.
THE CENTRAL AMERICAN QUESTION.
sryom iAs London Time, yy.s o.
Mr.. harcy's letter 10 Mr.. Dallas ON the Central
AID trcSb question will MT Immediately satisfy tho.s
VITO expect TO bno in it the compensation y. are 10
have Tor the step snnounced in the other nent
wLo wish TO regard the dispatch the Central Amer
q " diana cho tho
I'crunb question, and to zee 10 the acceptance Of
Our offer Of arbitration the for poist se,og TO
the onaesal of hI. CHAMPION in ection With the
latter. IL ust II deed be frankly confessed that Mr.
Maicys dispatch Oh the Ceotral American question IT,
at hrst sight, rather perprxlng document aud that
II y OF easy to know what to make Of it. The offer
OF sibfiston 10 accepted but ia accepted With sucb
qushcsons and reserves that the acceptance appears
a. hltt TO be greatly beutrazed. An ordinary reader
VIII be very likely 10 60 away with the idea rat shat
tie American document mesns u.s. tba. they ncceot the
tfei II an g. filtration with this UNDERSTAND ing that il
the decioD of the arbter is in their favor tney win
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