New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10
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shillyShanying? See Lamont Uhe Presidents Sec
rotary and chef wrepuller) at once. Something
ought to be done to-day
noon. and Mr. Herbert the second secretary. who
married Miss Wilson. Of New-york. was made
Herbert TO Lord Salisbury
the lang OF the press throughout the country
TO please the Irish electors, have We'd with each
Majestys Government and the English nation in
general This language has not been confined to
ii in their speeches and Government: officials nave
not hesltated to make use of it in their converse
politicians do not scrupe to grossly insult foreign
representative and friendly Power, with the OBJ
faction at an election. The utter ignorance OF
diploma courtesy and pIoprety Of what is due
every political uterance in this country during the
here anything but dgnified Or peasan, one
Lord SaGkville then quoted long statement he
same points as | have already given but accusing
Secretary Bayard Of fragrant misstatement OF facts
ccommttal reply, but afterward wrote to Minister
Phelps vigorously denying the right of the United
eminent Of Minister sackvle. but admitting its
rFn e sa sRd him his r eyas epe in
wnded communication reiterating in most dlscour
vouchsafed by Lord Salisbury. and as for his vio-
lent language as regarded my conduct ! treated 1t
with contempt as emdnatng from the low practices
OF American politicians in the game Of politics.
Or SPECIAL INTEREST TO CLEVELAND AND
BAYARD.
For several more pages ne cites instances hostile
TO Mr. Bayards contention tina, a diplomatic agent
must be persona grata TO the Government TO which
he 10 accredited. and recalls the successive appoint
ment of Kelley to Italy and Austria
and wirepuer He refers to Ppesident CieVesns
In bitter terms. and adds there is no base action
which an American politician will resort to In
order TO gain an election"
He quotes another dispatch from Mr.. Herbert to
Lord Salisbury. in which the author OF the Murchi-
son letter. one Osgood.y vas recommended to Pres
mae aars one y er from two cso
Harrison Gray OTIS. and the other Judge W. F.
claiming for him the credit and recognition which
are fairly due to him for his remarkable achieve
Lord Sackvle gives credit for the publication 20
Gne 0Inlay senator and chief Of Republican
was sent by the California politicians. Then Lord
until the reelection OF Mr.. Cleveland when he
appointed Ambas ,ador to London as recognition,
in having dismissed British Minister for having
said only that President Cleveland was DESTROYS q
and as mark Of appreciation OF his political sa;
himself called a low. partisan trick
And again apparently referring to Mr. Bayards
The perpetrator Of these degrading acts Of politi-
cal rickery emerges from the political mire social
Lord sackve says that two Justices OF the su-
preme Court. since dead. spoke in terms OF the
strongest condemnation of President clevelands ac-
He quotes letter in full from the manager OF
Doriss Dime, Museum in New-york, Offering him
per week ana oT M ah bou s
my palatial museum
ndeniia from LORD i" salisbury acknowledging
port from himself presumably in much the same
Foreign once Dec 3. 1855.
My Lord ] have to acknowledge tho receipt or
COlr
my thanks for the very interesting account given
there of eced se Teaon e Of that
with Great Britain during the last seven years
POLITICAL DEGRADATION"
ut is unnecessary" adds Lord sackvie. for
me to comment further upon the political degrade
ton which avowedly exists in the United States.
nor upon the difficulties which a British Minister
has 10 contend with in maintaining amicable rela-
tons with Government influenced solely by the
political necessity Of the moment. and whose action
is controlled by faction hostile TO his own coun-
Since his return to England and accession TO
title after the death of his brother. Lord Sackvle
has been shelved by the Foreign ONCE and has
lived mainly at beautiful place, Knob in Kent.
If not however still the Diplomatic list, he GER
tainly draws pension.
MURCHISON'S LETTER TO LORD SACKV1ILE.
The letter dated Pomona. Cal. September T. 1855.
and signed Charles f. Murchison. requested advice
from Lord Sackvle to "the duties Of those vo
ers Of English birth but still consider England the
mother-land" in the Presidential campaign then
pending. The writer says:
MANY Engshmen have for years refrained from
beng naturaliZed. they thought no good would
accrue the act. but Mr.. C.eveands Admins
trdtlon has been so favorable and friendly toward
England, KIND in not enforcing the RetaliatOry
act passed by Congress, sound on the free trade
question, and hostile the dynamite school Of
Ireland. that by the hundreds-yes. by the thou
sands-they have become naturalized for the cH
press purpose Of helping TO elect him aLain
my ballot. when but month ago sure.
II Cleveland was pursuing a new policy toward Can
ada temporarily only, and for the sake of obtaining
popularity and continuation of his Office Your
more. but intends to cease his policy when his
election is secured in November. and again favor
England'S interests. then ! should have 10 further
doubts. but go forward and vote for nm. .
The two men-Mr. Cleveland and Mr. Harri-on-are
either one. Mr. Harrison is a high tariff nan. be-
lever the American side of all questions ard
undoubtedly an enemy of British interests SCI err
IA you az the fountain head of knowledge on
the question. and know whether Mr.. C.eveland's
present policy - temporary only and VIII rtd@r re
Will. soon as ne secures another term Of four
years in the Presidency. suspend IT for of
and cOnfidentlaly for Information which shall In
turn be treated entirely ss,Tet. Snch information
would put at rest myself. and = favorable 20
Mr. Cleveland enable me on my own spU1sibty
do England service by voting for Cleve.ard AMI
against the Republican system Of tariff
Lord Sackvie's reply was as follows:
CPrivateJ
Beverly. Mass
September 10. 1855
Sir: am in receipt of your letter Of the 4th inst
and beg say that fully appreciate the difficulty
in which you find yourself in casting vote You
re probably aware that any political party which
openly favored the mother country at the present