A View of the Conduct of the Executive in the Foreign Affairs of the United Sta
A View of the Conduct of the Executive in the Foreign Affairs of the United Sta
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The two former were matters of account only, and could of courfe involve no topic for difcuflion between the committee and myfelf. I had only to aik for fuch difpatch in the adjuft- ment and payment, as the exigence of the parties and the cir- cumftances of the Republic would admit of. Nor mall I add any thing upon the third point to change the principle upon which I refted it. The committee will, therefore, be pleafed to decide upon each, under the confiderations which have been already urged....
I likewife ftated in that note, generally, the embarraflment tinder which our commerce laboured in the ports of the Re- public. A general view was all I could then give : But the appointment of a conful for this city has fince enabled me to obtain a more circumftantial and accurate ftatement on this head. This officer has already examined it with great atten- tion, and reported the refult to me, a copy of which I now lay before you. It prefents to view a frightful picture of dif- ficulties and loiTes, equally injurious to both countries, and which, if fufrered to continue, will unavoidably interrupt, for the time, the commercial intercourfe between them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The two former were matters of account only, and could of courfe involve no topic for difcuflion between the committee and myfelf. I had only to aik for fuch difpatch in the adjuft- ment and payment, as the exigence of the parties and the cir- cumftances of the Republic would admit of. Nor mall I add any thing upon the third point to change the principle upon which I refted it. The committee will, therefore, be pleafed to decide upon each, under the confiderations which have been already urged....
I likewife ftated in that note, generally, the embarraflment tinder which our commerce laboured in the ports of the Re- public. A general view was all I could then give : But the appointment of a conful for this city has fince enabled me to obtain a more circumftantial and accurate ftatement on this head. This officer has already examined it with great atten- tion, and reported the refult to me, a copy of which I now lay before you. It prefents to view a frightful picture of dif- ficulties and loiTes, equally injurious to both countries, and which, if fufrered to continue, will unavoidably interrupt, for the time, the commercial intercourfe between them.
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