Smyrna times., 1869-05-05

Memphis paper the following being a sannI
OF the language employed:
He, with cold-booded refinement of o,.,,,,
" which at once stamped him a, n monsIn.
InduSuia'ed policy Of hate by causing tbra.
ouI'n> o. our cIHtns to he disiranchised .,-,
enirdhchl>lng the negroes aud endravo,.;,,r ,,
place them over thtir late ma>trr, .nI ,7,,,, =.
win an lmpud nee aud assurance tLat :,
amusing To- contemplate, forces himself nnor
enI mo- 'plaiy OF those whose property he h,,
S'oleh ana themselves disgraced
1iIE ALABAMA CLAIMS. The late speeeb Of
senator Sumner, on the claims of the Uuitnd
states Government against the British C,ovnr,-
meht Tor damages TO the former caused bv rho
rebel pirate ship -4ioLtn,a during the Rebellion
mas caused great excitement in ENGLAND. rs wos
anticipated. Mr.. Sumner demands tb,t ,b,.
I-hSH>h Government ,ha, make full lenarati,n
Tor The SlOJ OolOOO damage to our Government
caused by the pirate, and also make due anolo.
gy Tor the same, has aroused the Engli.b nross
to long, windy editorials.
Inc London Times publishes an art;cI,
breathing forth spirit of war in d.f.noo of H.,
treasury cash, chasing Mr.. Summers ,naa,,,.
es''lnateS OF the damages as ''portentous" and
enormous and although hi, address is wor-
t"y o. attentive conSidrrItinn. no cortr;tio,,
OF humilIailon should either be expressed or
endured BY England; for if such wero - E.t
pen the case would he prciudgcd against bnr
anu any project OF an equitable scul.,,nnt
defeated. 'i'eiit
The London Shr the organ Of Mr. Job,
bright asserts that MIR. Summers do,n,nd. !
are new aud startling" in their cbar,ct.r a,d
must be regarded mercy as enormous ), .aI
that II they only shadow tha ias,ructiops n;ron
Dy the Cabinet in Washington to Nr N,,lo,.
tlat gentleman viii stand in ycrv d;A,.,o,',
position in London from th,t or,.nu;ol L.,
Mr. johnson, who j, cla,>cI as "a seni, ,]incr
out, now about to lid adivu to the Couu
Inc London St4nda.ri tory organ. bre,,bos
forth spirit OF defance to our pcn,,lo and Viii
resist 'capitalation' by Eu.lanl to H.. L.,
his position j. 'ni~d BY the Iiyerpool B,.t \
which says that En.llnd cannot afford = n,.r,
rel, large or small, with America.
Mr. M"tley's rejection as American NT;ni.tor
10 the Court IS aIrin threatened in case hi, in
should approach towards Nr Sun, Il
ner expressions either in yerbiage or tone
.
CONSUL hcCoLLEY. Two weeks ayo (aI,t
lt. we published the following item: .
H. +; McCpll"v. Of Milford. Del cors,l
n TaHa' - las been removed and John &. CaIJ'
wei OF Nc: appan'cd in his Stead Mr. W. {
son OF Rev !. ?. NcColey and LrotLnr.
n-Faw to Elon G p. Fisher. who sscnraJ ~,
'ppolntment His record drln't suit u
Some one at MilfarI seems to think W.. did 4,
'reat Injustice to Mr.. McC. ia this little item
no writes quite a lengthy article totbe U,j,,y q
to VlnIlcate the ConSui's record and to f
'rr'ct iour errors Of ours-ac.idental or will Il
u errors the writer hardly knows which. !.
III order to Spothe the writer and his friends
Ee advise them tn examine the last issuo IF ,Lo Y
'aes t2Sth ult and they will find corrcc, a
tatement of the case--thc aueade LouocoLzc
their wounlcd sen>ibilitics G.
Now to the mistakes. ISt The n,Doo. :. II
James IL Very we'll. II. p. were the mi. ~
ais we saw in tie daily papers. We
ERECTED them il oar lat issue. I'd. The res @
'e"ce he wa' appointed from PhiIa.. not j
''' N''o'I. Very well again Though vc -.
i eye Htcd to Delaware 5 quota al !
he appointment of Caldwell. There was mn a.
listaks in this. Mr. Caldwell ,oos apno;uted il,
OnSul to Caao IA seaport Of Pcrui in ,Iaco
MT McColley, as was also Hugo Hi}Isbrapdt g
the Consulate Of Smyrna, Turkey, in place I'll
Il. j. Smithers. These appointments re,c
ddte' but the President being made a.ouain. ~ q,
a with the standing and character of Mr. III
cC. aud MI >, concluded to retain them at ja
e ConsulateS named and assign the new AN.
'lntees to other posts. Caldwell was accord th
gly sent to Valparaiso and Hiebrandt to
inea 4th. His record" In this we made l..
mistake; and though we regret that we mad. co
We are glad that it is a mistake The i'm da
essiOn prevailed as we stated it, however
lie writer then goes on to prove his efficiency W
an officer. This Consulate, (Callaol which uu ''l
$ heretofore been an expense Of from So ch,
y to $50, 900 to the Government is now pay
revenue. lie has also put an end to the Ba
uds that had been praciccd upon seanen 4
the captaius and land-sharks. For this ser in
e he not onlv rooo;,od i Il, die
cretary Of State, but was offered nromot;on 4
sending him as consul to Honolulu. a place A 5
ere the salary was larger aud hvisg much we
aper. Mr. McCOIley declined the prop,o 1pa
D but solicited the appointment of another autI
n, whom he instructed to ferret out the the
ads that were being perpetratcdt there Both Ha'