Argument of Roger S Baldwin of New Haven Before the Supreme Court of the Unit
Argument of Roger S Baldwin of New Haven Before the Supreme Court of the Unit
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Ch. 17. The construction claimed in behalf of the Spanish libel- ants, in the present case, is at war with them all.
It would be singular, indeed, if the tribunals of a Government which has declared the slave-trade, piracy, and has bound itself by a solemn Treaty with Great Britain, in 1814, to make continued efforts "to pro- mote its entire abolition, as a traffic irreconcilable with the principles of humanity and justice, " should construe the general expressions of a Treaty which since that ...period has been revised by the contracting par- ties, as obliging this nation to commit the injustice of treating as pro- perty the recent victims of this horrid traffic ; more especially when it is borne in mind, that the Government of Spain, anterior to the revision of the Treaty in 1819, had formally notified our Government that Africans were no longer the legitimate objects of trade ; with a declaration that " His Majesty felt confident that a measure so com- pletely in harmony with the sentiments of this Government, and all of the inhabitants of this Republic, could not fail to be equally agreeable to the President.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ch. 17. The construction claimed in behalf of the Spanish libel- ants, in the present case, is at war with them all.
It would be singular, indeed, if the tribunals of a Government which has declared the slave-trade, piracy, and has bound itself by a solemn Treaty with Great Britain, in 1814, to make continued efforts "to pro- mote its entire abolition, as a traffic irreconcilable with the principles of humanity and justice, " should construe the general expressions of a Treaty which since that ...period has been revised by the contracting par- ties, as obliging this nation to commit the injustice of treating as pro- perty the recent victims of this horrid traffic ; more especially when it is borne in mind, that the Government of Spain, anterior to the revision of the Treaty in 1819, had formally notified our Government that Africans were no longer the legitimate objects of trade ; with a declaration that " His Majesty felt confident that a measure so com- pletely in harmony with the sentiments of this Government, and all of the inhabitants of this Republic, could not fail to be equally agreeable to the President.
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