False Statements of the New York Sun Concerning Gov Hayes Letter of Acceptanc
False Statements of the New York Sun Concerning Gov Hayes Letter of Acceptanc
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Will he, if his demand is not complied with, sue the Government for damages? For, this ought naturally to be the upshot of unrecognized claims.
One might observe also that the mere fact of setting forth such "claims " on the part of any persons ; and their insisting on their being placed in office therefor; would prove them not honest : which, by the rule of Mr. Hayes, would be sufficient alone to reject them, Butwithout pursuing this subject further, I repeat that to say, eitiier open- ly or c...overtly, that those in whom the requisite qualifications for office are found, have thereby a claim to office, would be utter nonsense, because there could be no use in it ; tiic thing, in its very nature, being impracticable. On this account alone, if on no other, should Governor Hayes have been deemed incapable of having intended it ; even thougii his words, instead of being, as they are, the plainest and most clearly defined for the exclusion of such a meaning, had been of doubtful character, so as to allow the possibility of a construction implying it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Will he, if his demand is not complied with, sue the Government for damages? For, this ought naturally to be the upshot of unrecognized claims.
One might observe also that the mere fact of setting forth such "claims " on the part of any persons ; and their insisting on their being placed in office therefor; would prove them not honest : which, by the rule of Mr. Hayes, would be sufficient alone to reject them, Butwithout pursuing this subject further, I repeat that to say, eitiier open- ly or c...overtly, that those in whom the requisite qualifications for office are found, have thereby a claim to office, would be utter nonsense, because there could be no use in it ; tiic thing, in its very nature, being impracticable. On this account alone, if on no other, should Governor Hayes have been deemed incapable of having intended it ; even thougii his words, instead of being, as they are, the plainest and most clearly defined for the exclusion of such a meaning, had been of doubtful character, so as to allow the possibility of a construction implying it.
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