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hao entclpated serious question, prudential reasons
would have prevented me from bringing to issue the
door Of the House Of Lords court held the palace
would for many reasons, be much moro appropriate
Under these circumstances received, on the Sunday
morning before the Tuesday which Parliament mot .
printed circular from Sir Edward Gust eimar 70 ths,
which have doubt was addressed 10 ali the other
foreign minister's inviting to attend the opening Of the
session The following s extracted from this circular:
mo one can De admitted into the diplomatic tribune or In
the body Of the House but in full court dress"
Now, from all the attending circumstances, do not
intended BY this circular either to my country or my
sell since came to London have received such alton
Rs n: ma. 70 or quite
tion cannot clearly foresse but do not anticipate any
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Hon. ". L. MARCY, Secretary Of STATE.
Mr.. MARCY sNUBs MR. sANFoRD-AR MARCY TO Nh.
DEPARTMENT or STATE,
sH-I have received and submitted to the President
nation Is secretary Of Ieeson :. Paris ana desiring psE
mission 10 leave your post He has instructed me 10 in
viii b sppneS 70 sse yeaq sn0
there consideration that would mako agreeable TO
TO retire from your situation before your successor
ready to enter upon the duties Of IT, you have his permits
sion 10 dc 60 At any time that may sut your views
You have presented the circumstances which led To
preston perhaps unntenonay that you have cause Of
complaint against your government but you aude to no
act on its part TO sustain such IN inference.
You must have had all necessary assurance that ths
course you pursued under the Instructions Of the 1 OF
June, 1853 met with its appreciation for you had CON
mnnicated to this department the particulars Of that
course and had not In any way form, received the
slightest ntimaton that Il deemed here resso1
able and proper compliance with these Instructions
cannot perceive how any one fairly infer that the
dete rmination Of Mr. Mason acting under the sae in
structOns which you did and none other appear on
rome occasions IN what called court dress or m mt
FORM Conveys the apparent dapprobation OF the eov
ernmen' Of your course There Is nothing in the facts
Of the case, In my view OF them, TO justify such an in
ference.
The instructions on the subject have undergone no mo-
dncaou since they were fret hsued and TO none Of our
diplomatic agents has the application Of them been With
drawn The views Of the government that matter ara
unchanged and Is not less solicitous than has
been al any time to them into effect n 10
fanly strange conclusion that this government,
disapprobasn Of the conduct one OF its Diplomatic
because others, acting undera Discretionary clause
the same instructions, do not pursue precselv ths
8, mo course ~ he has adapted. ' '
Without Withdrawing from your SUCCESSOR the discre
ton which was given 10 you, and requiring him to make
yo' example The rule OF his conduct department
could not have eectuay guarded against the
VII Oh seems to be onensive to you.
Though have been constrained BY sense Of duty 10
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In ny despatch No "a, Of the oath Februry 1854 in
spesh Of court costume, expressed the hope that
was doie with this subject forever. proper, hewsver
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MR.. OSULLIvAN TO Mr. Marcy.
LEGATION OF The UNITED STATES
SIN LISBON June %, 1854
having been informed At our LEGATIONS In London and
Paris 10 which made haaty visits duriog the period Of
my family detention 1t verpoo Of the various prao.
toes At present existing At respecveegaons in Eu
rope on the subject OF official Dress and OF the extent TO
which 1t most Of them II had been found necessary for
the sake Of the public interest to yield the exgenccs
respecting my own intended dress At court reuuted %
be strict oetentatous aud proud In inverse ratio 70 the
present real power Or greatness of the nason.
therefore took advantage Of the friendly aud familiar
tone which pervsoed this first interview with the Mnist.r
q Foreign Affairs to endesvor get At once sstsfsc
tory settlement OF this troublesome however unimnor
tant, matter Of Official costume Complimentnr Isnd
With simple usce) tho we'll known polteness and Kind
ne o. NE Portuguese character told tho Minister that
his enlightened berslity weud fail to do uatce to
my anxiety TO show every possible mark Of the true
tuga 1t the Same time thstI felt bound BY the spirit Of
the Instructions OF my own government on this subject
nas 'oe only dress had provided for official occasions
We an Ordinary evening suit, (blue coat aud black
EowseIs) such ss would Be acceptable 1t the
receptions Of the President OF the United States,
capacity and that after the abro Of all former reru
lauors on The subject by my own government coupled
70 onr Of the simplicity appropriate
Moua DO now on my part mere exercise Of individual
invention IN The matter Of fancy costume; and that
one could wear, would not b unacceptable 10 his Ma
jesty and the court Of Portugal. I rather Assumed.
'nou6u ~ An assured consequence OF thu
good sense ~ well % Of the general spirit of kindnes
and poeness prevailing here that there could be no an
nculty on subject 30 uninport9t AN happy to saw
ha the minister met me In perfectly sensible and lioe
raj way saying that they did not undertaken, prescribe
The uniforms or dresses Of the gentlemen OF the dipoma
TIC corps; that each had his own and that II THOUGHT
proper to mark my nationality and position BY notbnr
n ore than an American button, IL was matter belong
IT to my own sole discreon and that in view Of the
II sTuctione OF my own government on the subject he
~ss Satisfied that there want OF respsct meant
that he did not doubt that what proposed to Yea,
"ouio De perfectly acceptable to his Majesty.
J. L. O'SULLrvAN
Mr. BUCHANAN FULLY ENDoRsED-NB. BUCHANAN
TO Mr. MARCY.
LEGATION THE UNITED STATES
LONDON, June 10, 1866.
sm-
In despatch No "a, Of the 24th rebrury 1854, in
peshh Of court costume expressed the hope that
VAS doie with this subject forever proper however,
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eign court upon the occasion OF his reception 10
conform as far a. s consistent with his devotion to re-
publican institutions 10 the customs Of the country
wherein he Is 10 reside and with the rules prescribed for
representatives Of his rank "and the department
Sourages % far as possible without impariug his use
simple dress Of American citizen" Should there,
however cases. says the circular where this cannot
be DONE owing 70 the character Q! the foreign govern
approach 70 it, compatible with the due performance Of
his duties, ia earnestly recommended.
declaring The purpose OF the government OF me United
all countries, this paragraph concludes thus-"AM in
sructops in regard 10 what called diplomatic uniform
or court dress being each Of our representa-
ves in other countries will be loft to regulate the matter
according to his own senss OF propriey, and With duo
respect to the views Of his government ~ herein ex-
pressed"
carefully considered these instructions They do not
prescribe nor DO they forbid the adoption Of uniform
dress performing the ceremonies Of the court In
social Intercourse but leave 70 the rsprsse1atve
Judge Of the exgences Of the circumstances In
which he is placed 10 consider and decide for
himself Their obvious oonst.ucson requrea Oh me 70 OBJ
evince all proper respect for this government by con-
fomrs TO s uesges TO the regulations prescribed for
ministers OF my rank wss nssruc.ea WIN .ns dscre
am accredited 70 regulate the matter OF my dress &C.
oordns TO my OF proprety, but eponcd
to act as by wounding Us pride or rs wishes
ror's government Ny own productions wore decidedly
in favor Of the simplest dress Of the American czeu but
Che form OF government mere Is mperM tne oossrvancs
the Emperors accession to pc YER sui is
now extreme or the thirty eight deleg accredited to
this court from other countries inan .ne unsi sa'es
gov ernments the ministers appear at court Ia uuitorm
swing external evidence that they belong 10 the diploma
&c oSps Every citizen 81 suScs Tas,ner ., F,.nce ora
In court dreeA The political institutions Of France recox-
mise classification Of society," and each one appears soou
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SsoSAnoin, NV e0per "a, 1905
Unjust lose the opportunity Of informing YOU of the
partment in relation to diplomatic uniforms On the re-
cept OF the circular upon subject heretofore duly
Acknowledge lost no inc in communicating the sab.
Of my Instructions Baron Stierneld the Minister
for Foreign Afars and at the time informed him
OF my great desire TO execute them in all respects Our
Conversation was no. at that ms productive o; any ecd
and there was 70 be no Court ceremony for months
10 The Court returned TO town the 18th instant
berain inviting me, the part Of the King to be pre-
sent the ceremonies Of the end OF the
note Vas the usual that the Curt would be
full dress II tho rst Court occasion which vas 70
attend since early in Nay when had the honor to dine
with the Roy al family prior to their leaving town in.
medAtey, therefore, called upon Baron Sherned and re-
pcated wish to present myself In tho simps dress OF
an American citizen took occasion 10 say that several
o. ny colleagues At other Courts had had this hoaor
would be very agreeable 70 70 understand that no
objection would be made IN this instance.
Baron sterneld replied, with much kindness, that
myself individually The feelings Of the King weraof the
most cordial description and great an exception 20
cheerfuy this instance a. in Connection with snv ohs
government or individual He cocld not himself give ma
reply but he would see the King for the purpose and
Within hour Afterwards received from him br-
ried noe inviting ne to call again the o "a OF F,,eyn
Affairs, foss bile, Immediately did co. and .r,r ~
cevipg me with even more than hs usual lin -.s, re-
informed me he had already seen the King az nal
your proposition" he continued precisely as Won ar
these words";- IN
essay to Mr. Shredder that it gives me great ,,ess,rs =.
all times to see Mrs Schroeder and himself bn hs al.
quette Of my house Is subject to regulate ns which can
not oe waived Tor one IN preference 10 another 10 an
audience OF business Will receive him ia anv dress bis
government may prescribe but in the society Of nv "a
miy and on OCCASIONS OF one can DO received but
in court dress, in conformity With established custom
cannon ior moment suppose that any such matter can
impair the excellent friendly understanding existing be-
tween the Americsnt government and ourselves since
lhese regulations apply alike 70 the representatives Of all
yoyernnsps; and pray repeat 10 Kr, shroeder that /
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