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uncle Bancroft at Berlin, and Senator Edmunds

won't have Marsh removed from Rome, while

Cameron is willing that Bokcr should remain at

Constantinople; but jovial old Nye must lie provided

for by rotating out Governor Lowe from

Pckla or Charley Dc Long from Jcddo, aud a new

man most supersede Bassctt at Hayti, now

a first class mission. The Central and

South American missions will be nmcb

changed, as we need men there who can enlist the

different governments in a grand American

policy. Ex-Senator Henderson, of Mlsssorl, Is

spoken of as the probuble successor of Mr. Partridge

at Rio Janeiro, and had it not been for

the CrCdlt Mobillcr scandal, Mr. Bingham would

have been sent to Paraguay and Uruguay. Mr. Pile

has been here, urging his retention at Caraccas,

but h!a management of the claims

against Venezuela has not been altogether

satisfactory, indeed, all of the South and

Central American ministers may bo rotated. The

consular force will certainly be much reconstructed.

George E. Seward, who came here lrom Shanghac

hoping to obtain the position of Minister to China,

will not even return as Consul General, and scores

of other Consuls of high and low degree will have

to give way to new appointees. The reports of the

special agents sent abroad arc not favorable concerning

a great majority of the Consuls, and new

men will be sent who will obey the law and regulations.

But the Senate, while It will have to

sit in Judgment on treaties and on nominations,

'has home work to perform. The

expiration of tho terms of a number of Senators

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The New York herald. (1873). New York [N.Y.], 1873-02-24. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1873-02-24/ed-1/?sp=3

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1873-02-24.