A Commentary On the Declaration of the Rights of Nations Adopted By the American
A Commentary On the Declaration of the Rights of Nations Adopted By the American
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This statement is corroborated by the following important cable sent to the Consul General of Co- lombia in New York by Dr. Jose Vicente Concha who was Colombian Minister in Washington in 1901 and 1902 and is now the President of Colombia: Bogota, August 10, 1916.
Francisco Escobar. — New York.
By Article XXV of the Memorandum presented to the Department of State on April 18, 1902 the Colombian Legation proposed to fix by means of arbitration the ammount of the annuity to be paid to Colombia. O...n April 21, Secretary Hay accepted this proposal and promised to sign a covenant in accordance there with but on July 18, having changed his mind, proposed as an option $7, 000, 000 on final agre- ement and an annuity of $100, 000, or $10, 000, - 000 and an annuity of $10, 000 instead of arbi- tration. The Memorandum was published with other State papers by said Department.
Concha.
But even supposing that the conditions had real- ly been onerous in the opinion of the Government of Washington; Could this opinion, in a matter in which it was an interested party, give it the right to despoil its weaker sister-republic?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This statement is corroborated by the following important cable sent to the Consul General of Co- lombia in New York by Dr. Jose Vicente Concha who was Colombian Minister in Washington in 1901 and 1902 and is now the President of Colombia: Bogota, August 10, 1916.
Francisco Escobar. — New York.
By Article XXV of the Memorandum presented to the Department of State on April 18, 1902 the Colombian Legation proposed to fix by means of arbitration the ammount of the annuity to be paid to Colombia. O...n April 21, Secretary Hay accepted this proposal and promised to sign a covenant in accordance there with but on July 18, having changed his mind, proposed as an option $7, 000, 000 on final agre- ement and an annuity of $100, 000, or $10, 000, - 000 and an annuity of $10, 000 instead of arbi- tration. The Memorandum was published with other State papers by said Department.
Concha.
But even supposing that the conditions had real- ly been onerous in the opinion of the Government of Washington; Could this opinion, in a matter in which it was an interested party, give it the right to despoil its weaker sister-republic?
What to read after A Commentary On the Declaration of the Rights of Nations Adopted By the American?
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