The Constitutional And Political History of the United States 3
The Constitutional And Political History of the United States 3
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Globe, 20tli Congr., 1st Sess., Append., p. 11G8.
* It ia also printed in full in the Deb. of Cougr., XV., p. C41.
876 ANJSEXATION OF TEXAS — C0MPE03IISB OF 1850.
critical character, it had often been asserted, or rather in- sisted, tliat it could and should be settled only in conjunc- tion w ith other questions which had no real connection w'itli it. Wentworth, of Illinois, had opined that the pro- position for an arbitration ought not to be entertained until England should have abolished her ...com laws.^ llanncgan, likewise, pointed out that an attempt was be- ing made to render the west more yielding by the repre- eeiitation that it might now open England as a market for its breatktuffs. This he thought an absurdity, since Eng- land could draw her corn supplies from the Baltic coun- tries, and, moreover, deserved no compensation for open- ing her harbors to foreign grain, for she was forced to do tins Ijy the starving populace; and lastly it would be trea- sonable to attempt to purchase any economic advantages whatever with Union territory.' But he, 'too gave credence to the rumor that the change in the President's vic^vs, announced by Haywood, was to be ascribed to the fact that the news which had an'ived by the last steamer offered free trade in exchange for a settlement with regard to Oregon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Globe, 20tli Congr., 1st Sess., Append., p. 11G8.
* It ia also printed in full in the Deb. of Cougr., XV., p. C41.
876 ANJSEXATION OF TEXAS — C0MPE03IISB OF 1850.
critical character, it had often been asserted, or rather in- sisted, tliat it could and should be settled only in conjunc- tion w ith other questions which had no real connection w'itli it. Wentworth, of Illinois, had opined that the pro- position for an arbitration ought not to be entertained until England should have abolished her ...com laws.^ llanncgan, likewise, pointed out that an attempt was be- ing made to render the west more yielding by the repre- eeiitation that it might now open England as a market for its breatktuffs. This he thought an absurdity, since Eng- land could draw her corn supplies from the Baltic coun- tries, and, moreover, deserved no compensation for open- ing her harbors to foreign grain, for she was forced to do tins Ijy the starving populace; and lastly it would be trea- sonable to attempt to purchase any economic advantages whatever with Union territory.' But he, 'too gave credence to the rumor that the change in the President's vic^vs, announced by Haywood, was to be ascribed to the fact that the news which had an'ived by the last steamer offered free trade in exchange for a settlement with regard to Oregon.
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