Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-29


IFfOln the wsAllInptOn CORES pondsnt Of tAs,
N. z. Brsaihso oPdstsllsi baa fas
THE MINISTER TO BELGIUM. III.
Sanford is wen knowp il, q diplomatic
and social circles at home and abroad,
He was strongly srecomWended by the
leading merchants afk New pTk . I'd
tho congressional adelPga tiQnsof COn-
necticut, his native state. auAss Seeres
tarvy of 1legation at ST. Petersburg,
and subseq ueufly at Paris, hSgained'
unusual preInihehre in our liplUmaGic
annals, and his.eSuFtesE is remembered
with gratitude by large. number Of
Americans who have travelled abroad.
The black coat refeIn which he creaa
ted, while charge d,afaires in Paris,
and his subsequent scontroy ersy with
Minister Mason, who resisted his at
temptito carry out Secretary Aarcy's
inetrucsions on the subjects have bes
came memorable iii the published cof's
RESPONDENTS Of the department of
state. a1yMr. Sanford will d6ubtedly
when again dbroad,a continue the bat
tle for republican simplicity Of diplo-
matte uniform at the court Of br0s-
sells. ThelRst rnoyelncnt uf his YER
satiIe energy was the scheme Of rails
TUg free GOTTEN, developed in shis re
: Gently publ'shed. letter. rls4 is1
tMpI Morse is a most worthy imam,
anembeFzofasthe latc Congress rand
also .'ofl stheo GOrwin committee Oi
thirty three sHsfiis opinions were un
qualinegl y republican, cbdt faTorine
a'policv Tor the settlement Of the sec
tidnai controversy as pacific as is con
sisteft with national honor and in
~teSIltys shzu. sl ,.T .a
,.s IFrom the Boston AdvertiSer- l,i.,,,-sf
TUE coSsvI- eExEEAI TO EeYPr-og L
: Many Of. our readers will both vel
come ofss personal grounds and reeeg
nize the fitness OF the appointment O
Mr.. William s. -Thayer. of New
York, as cSaas6hge4refaleSt Alexan
dria.ssaA r. Fhayer has for soEeFa
Years heenH Hcenheete dnwitl4 the New
York Evening Pest, and IN therela
tfonsi into which Tc has thus beef
brought has made himself UNIVERSAL,
popular, 50 that hrs HominatiOn hai
a good word from Journals of th
most diverse opinions. He has 70
some. time been suffering from il
health and it, is believed that tn
climate to which he nov, goes is, We
suited tos recruit his strength. II
will-carryAwith him the best wishe
of a large geiaequaintanee in. New Ems
land forohis complete recovery an
future success k0j s4 zsa s9g sdi 7g
-asa aFr6m the Washington StatsJa ssif o
= gtdsPEiNESfs T6fHE FREsS.@ 4 =
The geiection of, Gen. Webb 70
ConstanfnoPfe, and Mr., Thayer tfo
Egypt, embraces eomplinents to -th
profession for which the press shoul
make. aduee Acknowledgements. Ger
eeral lNebb.is .lsnewn tofalli and vii
donbtless;sflkhis position as we'll q
any man can fillit.ztsWe are glad n
'dded thatshis ambition to- serve hi
country sabroad7 has sIat,i lengtlrs bee
thus eratified iiits ssisni - bes1isre.7 Al ,
4a Mr.. Thayer; though less knewn5i
gentleman of high personal ehara
ter, exceedingly we'll read and 'ff
Abilities" For years past he has +
sided among us during the sessions Z
Congress, and has fairly earned Il
confidence. and esteem of every ge
tleplan IN Washington connected wi
the pressE55hisown professio on-T7who
= good opinion is worth having, l. T
possesseslordiscretion energY, az
Enowledge, Of the world, which 4 vi
make him. valuable indeed, Amcl
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