The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-04-27
OPINIONS OF THE EASTERN
PRESS ON THE RECENT. FOR.
EIGN APPOINTMENTS. 81
[Erom nc RoAton loliiler..

NJ; @ From lie Boatonj ,outler
WFfo not think that any more ulicx-
.ceptiohable representatives OF our country
abroad r6nld have heeIi selected tim
Messrs. Adams, Dayton and Marsh. =
We are especially satisfied that the Sai.-
diniiil mission has been conferred on Mr., ]
Marsh, because Id our opinion IL Isl one
requiring just such accomplishments as he
possesses; and, in the present condition Of
Italy, subject more or less 20 the colnpli, ]
cations Of Enrdpcau politics, and atrsob.
.ject Of great interest 10 Enropc and the |
civilized world, substantial qualifications /
ARE demanded f0r5it, instead Of those Of d |
more superficial nature, which might pass
smnstgrin some other quarters HI:
L.; ::- nj. tfrea the Boston journal ] l .s
+. The appointment Of Charles Franeisi
Adams 10 the eouftyof ST. James will be |
regarded Ms peculiarly felicitous.. lie Isl
one Of those cases where a mai threads
IN the footsteps Of his illustrious prcdeges-
sorsr naturally aud worthily. We have
seen Mr.: Adams living in Retirement TIL
past the midi age Of life, and cultiyating
I ll his high powers, without regard TO the
reward of popularity At last, when
summoned, 10 public life, We have seen
him bound ut once TO: the FIRST rank Of
living Stntesnlea With no apparent effort.
t> 5. IE'fotl the Bi,stoa TrnnsetiPt- 1.:...,.,.
George r. Marsh: who has received
: The appointment TO Sardinia, is not only u.
Statesman we'll yer ed III. affairs, but one
|of thezmost accomplished md conprcheri4.
3sipe scholars the country has produced
! There is. apeeailar fitness in sending steh
a MAX 10 TepFeseIt the Unitea States
Entfoad and 'th6 ias 5eAtss md IberaiitY
/ Of. his POLITICAL views make the choice 81
Sardinia specially appropriate. Which
! was resident minister to- Turkey heren-
ldered great service ~ The cause Of civil
/ and religious liberation in tho Turkish
empire. lie also Won much fame by lis,
course in Greek Id 1882. ..:. ga
+. From the sPtfhg fpid Republican, 81; II
j Nothing could be better iu;itself. than
], Charles Ffaacis kdams's appointment as
minister 10 England; he has. every nc,
complishmeat for the important position,
every: ability for the. delicate service that
J. the dismrited coHdittou Of our country will
/ require at present from our representa-,
tiyes TO tile principal nations OF Europe.
7 Mr. Marst's accomplishments in public
/: life, his scholarship, and his experiences as
minister to Turkey, give assurance of4his
!. supporting the iigifity aud representing
! the poIiiiar syinpcithies Of republican,
I America at tic court of young Italy With
success 4 49, T. =. -: - - -,
! These, and the appointments Of CaSsius
NJ. Clay to Spain and MIR. CorwiH to
! Mexiro, give abundant ASSURANCE uC a
= greatly Improved character for our repre-
sentatiycs abroad. IT,. ''.s..-. :...i - .-,
= 80 from the Frarilteocc journal
f. No filter name than that Of Charles
3 Francis Adams could have been mention
/ cd for the court Of ST.. James. The able
4 and experienced editor Of the New York
i Coarier and EaqRifCr will FIJI the post at
! ConStantinople with credit TO himself and
to his coGhtry. Mr. Dayton is possessed
i Of the craftsmanship SO uecesssarg for our
4 minister at Paris ia these critical tines.
q We are pleased TO hear OF the appoint,
/ ment Of the Hon. George J.. Marsh 10
! Sardinia, or rather TO the new Kingdom
! Of Italy His reputution as a scholar Of
I rare attainmeats. his experieuee in diplO,
macy, and his lofty character, win win for
him q warm welcome from the court to
which he is accredited, and from the whole
Italian uatio1..
{. .. plFrom tle Newark stetenrs ]. Z.
& The appointment 81 The Hon. Mm. i,
i Dayton, of our state, as minister TO
I France, is u Just compliment to New der
fvsey and 10 one ef, our Rblest public niet'.
Z ss (from thu Providence Ptess.I -
The President has mirde on admirable
3seIeetioH iu the Hon. George T., Marsh
as minister 10 Sardinia. -! ~ -
1 Mr.. Marslf's literary talents have made
him widely known, aud, during bis resi-
Eaenec at CoastanliTople IN an Official ca,
:, racity, he did very much 10 promote the
esteem entertained for oar country by the
Turks, The Importance. which recent
events in Italy give to the post TO which
] he Is now APPOINTED renders his appoint
nient 10 II an appropriate recognition OF
his abilities, H. p r. .s-s 80 49,.
: =, The succession of the Hon. Charles
! Francis Adams, pf Massachusetts, as our
minister 10 Great Britain. is q worthy one
10 every respect, The fame and talents
! Of his father and grandfather are idehti-
fed within diplomacy ID which We doubt
pot that the: present. HppointeC will gain
no mean IsarslS. "a .ss.@...,.s = - b..
! tFtnm tho Atlas and Beef ,. f.. 81
j The recent appointments 10 foreign
tu1ssiops give abundant evidence that, IN
ability and rhaEArfnE the renrrEe,r ~ Alter