Correspondence Between John Quincy Adams Esquire President of the United State
Correspondence Between John Quincy Adams Esquire President of the United State
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As Mr Adams declares that he well knew from unequivocal evidence the existence of such treasonable designs, he must have known, whether the parties who addressed him were engaged in those de- signs. Why then resort to the extraordinary subterfuge, that if the signers of that letter were not leaders, then the charges did not refer to them ?
There is then no right on the part of Mr Adams to prescribe to the injured parties, (and all are injured who may be comprehended in his vague expressions) th...e precise form in which they should make their demand. And his refusal to answer that which we have made, is like that of one who having fired a random shot among a crowd, should protest against answering to the com- plaint of any whom he had actually wounded, because they could not prove that his aim was directed at them.
Another reason assigned by Mr Adams for his refu- sal to name the individuals whom he intended to accuse, is that it might expose him to a legal prosecu- tion. He certainly had not much to apprehend in this respect from any of the undersigned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As Mr Adams declares that he well knew from unequivocal evidence the existence of such treasonable designs, he must have known, whether the parties who addressed him were engaged in those de- signs. Why then resort to the extraordinary subterfuge, that if the signers of that letter were not leaders, then the charges did not refer to them ?
There is then no right on the part of Mr Adams to prescribe to the injured parties, (and all are injured who may be comprehended in his vague expressions) th...e precise form in which they should make their demand. And his refusal to answer that which we have made, is like that of one who having fired a random shot among a crowd, should protest against answering to the com- plaint of any whom he had actually wounded, because they could not prove that his aim was directed at them.
Another reason assigned by Mr Adams for his refu- sal to name the individuals whom he intended to accuse, is that it might expose him to a legal prosecu- tion. He certainly had not much to apprehend in this respect from any of the undersigned.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adams, John Quincy, 1767-1848 to read onlineMoreLess
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