New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-23

Agents Of the United States, withdraw the previous
the subject Of diplomatic UNIFORM Io sha, a. ssnts
should thereafter return TO tae ano-ten'slious quo
Of the early period Of The Eeg"Os sa e.. c an h%e c
zen formerly the custom abroad ana winch hA never
pieseonsy provion Is made for the avoidance Of any diff
cuties which may following this courses but where no
arise the onory provision reans in abeya
and the wishes the are left IN u oce az Iae
Tor its agents, without qualification .I..
In this eew have considerable my day 70 90 sovseu %
the iusrueon and bae consequently Oh tbs Numerous ec
ons in which have since been called sp9p 70 ss a. 1o,
presented nyef In recommended p he Depatmeh
lnmy dispatch you ofihe 18th August last no ~ informed
you Of my Interview with the Mnier o. oyenent conn
muncste him the change which Intended 20 make In con
(which been pubrhed 10 The Union newspaper "a hsyos
been communicated to i rom the STATE department aud nal
expressing NY conviction that the French Government would
sect nor ANYTHING incompatible with the ivee wishes to
cultivate the friendly relations but simply the dese Of my
WITCH %sIe established in fact BY the disSs.hd advds
the first diplomatic representative near the French
and marked by the appreciation OF the Court Of the fu
cries. -
could nurousy relations and that acting thus in
conformity with tho wishes and INSTRUCTIONS Of ny Government
and its ussees, could rot be subject Of complaint
In continuation advised Of my rst appea ance a Conrtn
received with marked attention which, with the friendly
tenor Of bis confirmed me IN my MN, ,e
made, anc that felt.
have since followed this usage all occasions whether oa
festive OF official character and have had
doubt the popney the enpedency Of this course but the
Mr. having informed that his determination,
after presenting Bis letters Of eedence to appear 81 Court IN
imprectieable unless return to regulation which your
% wtst CONVEYS the apparent disapprobsion Of the
Government. the which, under its Instructions have
Under these that the public service at this lie.
CATION may experience no e. Ss By
e ststd for thai purnose In the mean time shall connno
10 devote my services q The duties office.
l have the honor, &c.t Nc,
tsisned) HENRY s. sANFoAD'
DEPARTMENT STATE, WASHINGTON Feb ~ 1914
Gh: have received and submitted to the President your
letter 22d January rendering your re.gnson as se;eay
He has Instructed inform ast he has COMPLIED With
theTeis any inside s SS,s %onT
bic to you 70 retire nom & ~, q Won have s paroision to
ready 20 enter upon he s oU'ei " yoai ew
You nave Pre- S W, tbe impresoa p'rbaps u
Intentionally tina. have cause Of complaint against your
Goyenueni' Dut you anuue 70 10 act Oh It's part " ' SUE"
You must have had all assurance 'hs az soe you
appreciation for You has communicated this De,amen the
particulars Of that course and had not In any OF on re-
Dsen e and proper with
perceive how any ONE can @ 1s S s Sse
called Court dress or uniform conveys apparent ap
probation Government" Of There moth
ing the facts the case in my view OF them 70 Justly aen
Modification since they first issued and to meme Of oar di
has the application OF them been WthdfAWn
The the Government in that matter unchanged and
not less soicitous thsh has been any Time 20 seq
them carried into elect 1t ~ certainly strange CONCLUSION tat
this conveys dapprobson Of the conduct OF soy
one diplomatic agents because Others acg under dis
eetonary the instructions do pursue precise
" the he has adopted Without Withdrawing
from The discretion which given to and
requiring him make example the rule OF Ills conduct the
have efectusy guarded against the
curyepce which seems o be offensive you.
Though been constrained by Of duty TO remove
impression embodied the letter rendering your
,eraou 10 the President deem il fit and proper the
time 70 saw that your course particularly IN
The matter referred approved and commended and IL
Ministers their
abroad found themselves situated that they have
considerations ced with the pubc interest 10
take n different In this respect they have
discretion and The Depart s not ds oo.ed to ssy tina.
been pre- pcry exercised
am, sir respectfully your obedient servant
(sgnedl W. L. MARCY.
D.. Nj 10 1914
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"a "a ~ - oorSro, 1s"' eN''Ne w. ~ " my
hss 80 IN tbanL xop for ~our desire To remove fom INV
,,id ~ csnss ~ lint A. sins the CoVeruen and re-
.hould have
s stSt sn1' S'u 'N'uiu ""'' '-'1s- 'A''' ' "
Latter III, 22a Of January stated that recent ocenr-
Ss,s ,v further oHicioI ntercourse with TIRE Court
for the reason with other auted TO that
dsapprobation OF
C.c,n,a,, ~ L. Whether az not tho court vas warranted
IN M roucInson Won will moi fell 70 perceive thp such an
" s Il ,yn,ld M. ANN.
,InIttssi1p iIe . 'HiJ - =. " oS . Jntias
with he wishes of my Government conveyed in its them
recent INST - n - -. ,.nL oo,,t,n s;ro..