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THE NEW-Y0RE TRIBUNE,

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Nrw-YoRK, MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 1G
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Ora MINISTER TO ENGLASD.-Hon Edward Everett oi


Mlssschet. has been nominated for Em5assador to Eng


land Runo indicates violent party hostility TO his con-


raon the alleged ground of Abolition. The post oil
Minister England always important, rendered eminent
IL so at present by the state of relations with that
, To say nothing Border asd Boundary troubles,
Commerce with her conducted basis of equal


y The disgracefu surrender Of the principle Of Recipo
cy BY Jackson and Van Buren, in the adjustment Of the
West India trade has opened the door for infinite mischief
but especially New-York The Agriculture Of NcwYo
Pennsylvania and Virginia the Commerce ef the Nation
yerey feels the effects Of this Informed Treaty The Flour,
GRAIN and Lumber of the Country denied market if
under the American flag. The productions of Ohio Illinois,
Indiana, Michigan and the Far-West pas. down thu
Lakes and the Weand Canal a market ana Free Trade.
The trade of England Gard when Railroad is finished
10 Albany that of Northern NewYork) centres Boston
and is thence carried under the British flag Nova Scotia
and on as Free Trade TO the Wsst Indies. The Flour,
Grain and Lumber of the Country brought under the Acr
can flag rejected by prohbory duties. The Agriculture
Of the West and North thus diverted and forced into British
channels sustans for England greater shipping interest
than New-York, Pennsylvania Virginia Boston is
pecng under this of things become the Com
mercal Capital of the Country. Boston Merchant few
days since said the present Of things suit use
alone few years and NewYork over,ake US.


Under these circumstances the selection from Boston of
ambassador England might give rise to jealousy in
NewYor but such jealousy would do injustice to the char
acter and fame of EDWARD EVERETT. We feel confident
that he will be just and efficient representative not of any
section but Of American feelings and interests We trust
his nomination will be promptly confirmed and that he will
speedily and encrgecaly upon the work Of placing
our Commerce with Great Britain and her dependencies


basis of justice and mutual benefit instead of pariaity and
injury Fair Trade No Trade the inlexibc demand
of every American heart