The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-05
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IN Of Congress Il h also convenient ana ssCamse
w Of throwing heavy part Of The burden sseo0oo
tAose who ought 70 know ach osher oes ana snoud
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aAss and their acospsabniy 70 thsr party and 70 the
psopse q, s,ee sun snis policy not without its DIN
eaAiaas and y nos always sure 70 pus me rsas nan
~ eopsuisr and diplomatic appointments win scaros
come up before the Sass are pretty well
cul OF the way Home regard wi be he'd 70 he accept
ossons Of the Union bus Ssrs are 20 many grsnd ana
embarrassing diplomats problems awaiting solution,
- every minor considers ION NUT or ,ssss snoaa
ss Of knoty and unsettled foreign complications never
before met American Cabinet a tho threshold Of Of
40 and ali the diplomatic tact and talent al the tried
integrity and experience the executive command.
WI be- requisite TO carry them through enthusiastically
sYe work before for scho0led statesmen, work for
psaosed brain and steady work that the greedy
swarm Of political leeches cannot comprehend handle
We have negosiatons of unusual magnitude with Eug-
md, with DenmUk, with Holland, with spain, win
McKee, and win several Central American States which
Aase been numbering citizens Insulting oar flag and
2urbing American highways Of trade ana trave ~
repeated acts Of plumber and piracy viii mere poin
Of known character and capacity be charged
Win bess high insercstsi Who will DO sent 70 obtain
6om Honduras and Nicaragua the treaty guarantees
require for the aceul Of their inter oceanic suss
With settled rights for citizens and neutral pors for
The outies of oil the Ithmus traasi,s
M Buohsnan expects 70 ac0o upsh these eat ends,
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Two hundred applicants for foreign misssns have been
He'd, hand for presentation, but Of this legion
scarcely IN twenty Will get hearing, and not
Aab Of them competent or the few In cRoula-
Ion - most hopeful Of Success. oaeno indicate even
one in which ! believe myself The same voice tust
whispered 10 my inessdulous that Robert walker
Weller, OF 0al5orns, wouli 80 70 Aexico. and OK
President Lamar Of Texas, would be charged 70 nego
tate for the freedom ana neutrality OF Central Amertoao
aasils. Ex Governor Bger having been appointed 70
Cnie, b mot probable shas California viii receive an
ether.
general Au~'s case stands By itself, however, and
~ Siends vi senator Rusk u the head refuse pre-
cent BIZ claims Tor rather theirs for him. fsr he lit
~ Or part in the msster) on party basis but - An
fds annexasios party Texas which they say has hnh
agSo been most insquilously ovesslaughed.
lte singular that nearly all the valuable Texas
sppomtments have been iron nst 70 last given 70
Who nosoviously opposed 10 annexation, and who
were wings and Missouri conpromiss men 70 the last