A Review of Mr Sewards Diplomacy
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On the 15th of June, Mr. Mercier and Lord Lyons had called on the Secretary with a joint communication as to a modified recognition of the Confederates as belligerents, which, as is well known, Mr. Seward refused to listen to ; and, on the 17th, he wrote to Mr. Dayton, claiming vast credit for hav ing 'long before agreed to become a party to the Paris compact. "While, " said he, "willing and desirous to have that further principle (the Zvlarcy amendment) incorporated in the laAv of nations, we,... nevertheless, instructed you and all our representatives to waive it, if necessary, and to stipu- late, subject to the concurrence of the Senate, our adhesion to the declaration of Paris, as a whole and unmodified. We have ever since been waiting for the responses of foreign powers to this high and liberal demonstration on our part. " It is perfectly clear that the "if necessary" of the despatch was an afterthought; for no such word is to be found in the instructions, and all the while Mr. Adams had never dreamed he was to make such an experiment, and never did make it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the 15th of June, Mr. Mercier and Lord Lyons had called on the Secretary with a joint communication as to a modified recognition of the Confederates as belligerents, which, as is well known, Mr. Seward refused to listen to ; and, on the 17th, he wrote to Mr. Dayton, claiming vast credit for hav ing 'long before agreed to become a party to the Paris compact. "While, " said he, "willing and desirous to have that further principle (the Zvlarcy amendment) incorporated in the laAv of nations, we,... nevertheless, instructed you and all our representatives to waive it, if necessary, and to stipu- late, subject to the concurrence of the Senate, our adhesion to the declaration of Paris, as a whole and unmodified. We have ever since been waiting for the responses of foreign powers to this high and liberal demonstration on our part. " It is perfectly clear that the "if necessary" of the despatch was an afterthought; for no such word is to be found in the instructions, and all the while Mr. Adams had never dreamed he was to make such an experiment, and never did make it.
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