Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-11

TROUBLE IN THE REPUBLICAN, CAMP,
The announcement OF the completely of
Mr.. Harvey, lately appointed Minister to
Portugal, with the Southern Rebels is q
bitter pill for the Republican sido of the
house. The examination of the tele-
grams which were seized by order Of the
Government, for the purpose Of ferretine
out traitors, lays bare a very huge de-
formity in the Republican corpus. Mr..
Harvey is a rabid Republican-he was
editor of that pink of Republican per-
lection--the Philadelphia North Amer
lean, and also correspondent Of the
New York Tribune. He has forfeited
his position call him back Some
body says party lines are abolished and
1t will not do to call any body to account
as partizans. We shall see about that
presently. Let the investigation of the
dispatches proceed. There has been a
good beginning surely.
ImprOpri"tics Of Our Foreign Minister.
sanford at belgium and Clay u
Russia.
1t appears from our European advices
that the ministers sent abroad by the
present administration, instead OF being
at the Court assigned TO them attending
to their legitimate business, are lolterinp
by the way and interfering with the du
ties Of other Representa- ives OF the Gov
ernment. Thus we find Mr.. Sanford
who was looked for Belgium spending
his time i'll Paris, and pretending TO be
assisting the Government by lsborine
to prevent the recognition OF the South.
ern conspiialors by the French govern
ment; he has succeeded in getting our
affairs most wotul y mnddled, and if he
remains much longer, the interests o.
the United States, at the Tuilcries, will
be so completely betogged that Mr.
Dayton, our regular representative, vii
not be able to set matters right. Gas
sius NJ. CLAY, whose station is Russia
has cached London and there unpacke d
his trunk and commenced writing let.
tiers to the London Times, and other
wise interfering with the duties Of Mr.
Adams.
These are impropreties which shoult
not for moment be tolerated by on
government. They cannot be looked
upon otherwise than Insulting to on
regular representatives At those Courts
Charles Francis Adams has been select
ell 10y the present admins, ration to lool
after the interests Of the United States
at the Court of ST. James, aud is at IN
post with full instructions from tn
home government. Let Cassius M
Cay be ordered 10 leave matters in BIZ
bands, where they belong, and to pro
coed at once to st. Petersburg. VIM
l.. Dayton has been likewise designate,
by the government to attend TO it's at
fairs at the TulIer'es, and has arrive,
there with fnI and complete instrnc
tons. The less interference he has frou
such pompons personages as Mr.. San
ford the better it will be for this coun
try. He, too, should be ordered to pacI
up and leave Tor the nation Preslden
Lincoln started him for.
A few years since this same Sanfor,
succeeded, through the assistance of hi
Democratic friends, in securing the Az
polntmcnt of Secretary OF Legation /,
Paris, and wLilst there, with the osten
s'oie object Of attending to those duties
ne spent his time in discussing the styI,
OF court dress, writing columns afte
columns OF letters, SOFT Of ESSAYS O,
Democratic and aristocratic dress. II
which be proved that the only pos,tio,
ne vas really qualified to fill was tailo
10 some imperial family, and who'll,
~Hnout those comprehensive views tha
conid attend to the affairs Of nation a
rorelgn Court even as simply Sec
retasy to the regular renros.o,at;,, %.