The New York herald., 1864-12-24

nas iae>n svesy quality fs Ne place. He b oeasss
jester 81 bsss, wholly ssscquainssd with The French
Assaass and of mind irregular and insubordisass
that probably few worse sslsesioas could Be made.
m nonM, mn nsroRiAH. rnoPm CANDIDATE
me sniss0t diplomats qualities displayed BY Mr.
sition Minister q v,ssna, speak trumpet tengusd IN
hs avsr, asA - would dosbtasss prove IN asrssabss
DoiDaaoa 70 thai eolsetio Glen y the Senate who vote
In harmony wbeh Mr. Bunuer, Of Massachusetts,. NJ.
Motley, oroo itersallo the best qualified fe The
paos-a courteous gentleman and rps scholar, q most
captivating address, and with perfect mastery Of al
the and appliances both Of statesmanshp and dplo
macy. acquired sosh from experience In real NE and hs
studies 10 the pas Having other claim than eminent
Atasss, however, and nos being prssd BY powerful
goss:. 70 sDo:s. only very ssno''y possible that
nom lpvAlD wnsss uxnS 70 - mn nan
nE x1.ard Everett tss.ds much better chance,
ant 1aiasioss-rranes and Rngland-to Massachusetts,
ms eeSession no.evsr y mot regarded y q ssfc'sns
sAs weight Of sbs innasuoss work in his behalf the
probabilities would that he may b ths mat
shsrs can b no doubt.
srHoxo Ponf N m. HAIl's pAvoR y!
seosssy e he S.v, sn1s..os % resign % he 81 .p
pointsd-Ar bale hsviag esen the bitter enemy Of she
sSnss
he has just been dspossd to make for Mr. Grimes.
q Iowa, whose frendship for the venerable Mr.. Wees
has besn veil described ~ "amaxine.n
UrDcr vnsKxpm's REMOVAL YRon SENATE
Tho appointment Of Mr.. Fesseudeu 10 the Treasury
Department has completely broken up the Seward or
conservative" power In that body, and has left Mr.
Chas sumner the undsputsd leader Of the Senatorial
cohor Fessendsns force the Senate lay In his talent
ions Of small interests 70 defeat 70 which he
was opposed Hs intellectual cAoro never commanded
respect; and those who have oOg had means Of tho.
ouahy knowing him predict that he win mako moet
miserable failure In his present place. Such forcc he
had In the Senate lay In the "worryipg" process
il, but would keep dropping acids upon Il for year
until Il eaten through with rust There nothing
generous or hot booded In his emper displayed 70 hts
colleagues.
MORE RADICAL PoiJCY 10 BE ADOPTED.
30 far - be judged from present Indications the
rapidly than ever heretofore il ",Sorousb or radical
direction. The result Of the Presidential contest
oepted % endorsement by the people. only Of all
also OF those proposed and defeated either by Of
votes the Presidential veto. Senator Sumner Is
ory q the senate asS a. this becomes more clearly
sppereas every day. new Senators enlist under biz
sswARps roaroS POLICY Apraovn
The foreign policy OF Mr. Seward s not distasteful
70 tho main part OF g0verniug authorities would
seem 70 be 70 the clamoopns masses Of the less we'll In
formed public The advantage Of getting our quarrel
with the South fairly over, before permitting any
bFoimeBt with nations having such powerful pavies
numbers Of both Senators and Corgresmen actively
tile 70 Mr. Sewards "ConDervatvs domestic policy,
regard. ;ns rsosloo who very cordially sndors: the
fosnl displayed in oil his regular diplomatic European
"ssesatiopai" many tbas appear In the press oe
scaros entitled % high credk aad ere. believe. more
however, V - sid bsfors ths public, who vim lake
them FOR whatever they may shjuk them worth. limo
shs sniy tses for t6e sesndDsm Of washingson news
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