, 1877-03-20

FISH NAASVN9s
Ex-eecrctary Flsh's policy In refusing 10 ap-
point citizens Of foreign birth 10 tho Countries
of their nativity was not voluntary orc. Ono
of tho most serious sources Of complaint on the
part Of foreign governmental against the initial
States, 10 tho selection of persons 10 Oil tts Dip.
lon,atic and Consular positions, has been the
appointment OF persons of foreign birth, who
left their countries under accusations OF polltcal
States, BECAME citizens, and risen In iutu-
cncc md wealth. The t}rss ambition Of men
like this has been in nany instances TO return
u tho country Of their birth un.lcr the moro
favorable auspices Of a Diplomatic or Consular
commission. Sumo have lpccn known to 1iec
their positions NJ tho r1eatla to revenge tl1cir
authorities Of tliose countries, and have been
themselves In a manner offensive to those
among whom they resided, and hare scri-
ousiy intcricred with tho cordial rclatlons
botwcen those countries and the United States.
otfcnscs. Secretary Fish httoptetl tho rulo
not to appoint Germar-Amcrlcan TO Germany,
but, II at nll, to other nation. Tie record
81 Consular appointments shSws th9t iorsign
appointments. but simply. placed In such posi-
lions ae would not tend TO cmbarrass tho for
cign relations Of the United States.
lunGk BRADLEY.
by largo number Of prominent cittxcus Of
Newark, n. j., expressing thotr sympathy with
him ID the "virllent partlsan ccGsure" which
has fallen upon him, and their unbol.nded confi-
.ionce IN him as man and Judge Tho fol-
lowing 10 his reply;
! rccelrcd yesterday tho worry high teetrnona1 Of
cstectn and remembrance, signed by tho leading
men Of Newark. @ which yoM we1o good :, enough e
recognize lhe appro,ai of ny Old townsmcn. telt
enFo That those who know mo would believe nc
!, i1 ,Ss s e dS , II ssy
Equal credit is duo 10 tho othet members OF IT, 1t
was body Of Encn with whom It was an honor 10 bo
opn"M wcro honest, arI a1oee from thc different
standponis Of tndfstdnas. II pence and sabm!s.
stun 70 law hs the tssnlt ot tlo commteslon, its
70 TIM lot Of its members. bei!eye that. when
the passions Of tho hour have subefdcd tt will b.
se y ee ems 70 c,n s
TN = Just riow uf tho Constitution aud laws.
NAsur.
Nnsby, In a communication 10 tho Toledo
IlHte. rcviews thu Ettuntion Mll concludes that
tho only prospect OF the Democracy succeeding
III 1SS0 will depend upon the following circut.i-
stanrca'
We want sueeesston nv disasters doortn tho
Hev s,a. iIari times Is aisns eharxci u, to .hS
K healthy pots! o.Iot would 10 worth thousanis ~
ss.sr NJ vi Nv Va wnat i rrliod | nv sooal,eis" ~ S'
deprcshn. Wo want TIC mills stopped. pfudooso
down 10 mere nothsn, putnto.rnt, grasshoppcrs,
III these Good be sapplsnantsd by an earth.
quake, hurricanes. yaller fever, wcavle fn
the wheat, cut-woEms In tho North and
cottou.wurms in tho South, Aools,
and dronths. add yoontsessle rnoin and dlsaatcr,
We Co1d elect tho ncxt President. Give us all
and We shc win, for Tho peoplu will be very npt tc
esy that after nll = Einlekrstlc Adminisftasher
coodent be wnss. Wo waut room for while te
tshens we kin 20 In four yeers from now. ! "a,
ali this for tlo boscht ~ othes, es for mo, lonl
befofe. tie term u, 1faycs IL up shel bd IN
the post -offla ut tho Coenels will fnish mc, and
my philosophy shuod 10 sutlshcut for that, laseou
will cut on supplies cx soon OK no knows TINT
ant 0oln to huT plAcs and thon all ID over. AIJ
untutorcd bowels never kin cntiuor Watcr any mort
| than my mortl nachor kin itadlkslisn.