President Angell For Turkey

The p resullen t has -Ionizan eminent - y wfes tluLiiig in asklng the president of the ttaiiiverslty oí llkíhig.'tn, I)r. YngeH, to represent the TJncited States in öonstantinople. President Angelí was seint to Clwtin a few years ago on a spealnl missiirm, and p rove-d himself a greaib diplomatic, and that mot ty dpt-ion, but by force, dignlty, and suavity oí hiis cli.racter, the aouradieinBS af lïm judgment, and the fert'Wity of hte resoiurces. The Turklsli mlLssion, is of exceptlonal importance. ThO Uniitcd Stts lias a very largo traüe that country amd very extensive mission CMit-ei-pTi-ses la ttoe Armenüan part of Turkey. The post sluoul'd be íálled by a man who win keenly appreci' nte the needs of the situation. Mr. Terre'.l, the prosenit minister, is mot In touclt with tlie miBSioeary spirit, Amd Dr. Angelí is. He Is also a mari of affairs. Ii Uhe whioOe ccwixtjy' were p-oüled ïor aa fdeal minister to Tarkey, a better selecbibin eouKl no ■be made tham that oí James B. Angetl.- later Ocean.