The delays which have taken place in the negotiation of this treaty have been principally caused by the want of a resident diplomatic agent of the United States at Berne, and are among the reasons for which an appropriation for a charge' d'affaires to that Government has recently, by my direction, been recommended in a letter from the Department of State to the chairman of the Committee on Foreign Relations of the Senate.
Millard Fillmore: “The delays which have taken place in the negotiation of this treaty have been principally caused by the want of a…”
On the recordFebruary 2, 1853
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