A Memoir of the Life of Daniel Webster
A Memoir of the Life of Daniel Webster
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In other words, this Congress is a diplomatic meeting. We are asked to join no government— no legisla- ture — no league— acting by votes. It is a Congress, such as those of Westphalia, of Nimeguen, of Ryswyck, or of Utrecht; or such as those which have been holden in Europe, in our own lime. No nation is a party to any thirig done in such asstinbhcj, to which it does not expressly make itself a party. No one's rights are put at the dis- jiosition of any of the rest, or of all the rest. Wliat mi...ni-sters agree to, being after- wards duly ratified at home, binds their government ; and nothing else binds the gov- ernment. Whatsoever is done, to which they do not assent, neitlier binds the minis- ters nor their government, any more than if they had not been present.
'These truths, sir, seem too plain, and too common-place to be stated. I find my apology only in those misapprehensions of the character of the meeting to which I have referred both now and formerly. It has been said that commercial treaties are not negotiated at such meetings.
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In other words, this Congress is a diplomatic meeting. We are asked to join no government— no legisla- ture — no league— acting by votes. It is a Congress, such as those of Westphalia, of Nimeguen, of Ryswyck, or of Utrecht; or such as those which have been holden in Europe, in our own lime. No nation is a party to any thirig done in such asstinbhcj, to which it does not expressly make itself a party. No one's rights are put at the dis- jiosition of any of the rest, or of all the rest. Wliat mi...ni-sters agree to, being after- wards duly ratified at home, binds their government ; and nothing else binds the gov- ernment. Whatsoever is done, to which they do not assent, neitlier binds the minis- ters nor their government, any more than if they had not been present.
'These truths, sir, seem too plain, and too common-place to be stated. I find my apology only in those misapprehensions of the character of the meeting to which I have referred both now and formerly. It has been said that commercial treaties are not negotiated at such meetings.
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