The Works of James Buchanan Comprising His Speeches State Papers And Private
The Works of James Buchanan Comprising His Speeches State Papers And Private
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Hart, President of the Congregation of " Mickve Israel, " Philadelphia. These letters have been extensively pub lished throughout the country, and it is evident from their face that the opinions therein expressed had received my approbation.
I have long been convinced that it is neither the right nor the duty of this Government to exercise a moral censorship over the conduct of other independent governments and to rebuke them for acts which we may deem arbitrary and unjust towards their own cit...izens or subjects. Such a practice would tend to embroil us with all nations. We ourselves \vould not permit any foreign power thus to interfere with our domestic concerns and enter protests against the legislation or the action of our Gov ernment towards our own citizens. If such an attempt were made, we should promptly advise such a government in return to confine themselves to their own affairs and not intermeddle with our concerns.
It is perhaps fortunate that the assertion of the principle of non-intervention on the part of the United States between foreign sovereigns and their own subjects has arisen in a case so well calculated to enlist our sympathies as that of the Mortara family.
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Hart, President of the Congregation of " Mickve Israel, " Philadelphia. These letters have been extensively pub lished throughout the country, and it is evident from their face that the opinions therein expressed had received my approbation.
I have long been convinced that it is neither the right nor the duty of this Government to exercise a moral censorship over the conduct of other independent governments and to rebuke them for acts which we may deem arbitrary and unjust towards their own cit...izens or subjects. Such a practice would tend to embroil us with all nations. We ourselves \vould not permit any foreign power thus to interfere with our domestic concerns and enter protests against the legislation or the action of our Gov ernment towards our own citizens. If such an attempt were made, we should promptly advise such a government in return to confine themselves to their own affairs and not intermeddle with our concerns.
It is perhaps fortunate that the assertion of the principle of non-intervention on the part of the United States between foreign sovereigns and their own subjects has arisen in a case so well calculated to enlist our sympathies as that of the Mortara family.
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