Calendar of the Correspondence of James Monroe, Prepared From the Originals Preserved in the Department of State
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Timothy, FlHladelpMa.
1796, July 22. Acknowledging letter of April. Case of the " Cassius," alias "Les Jumeaux." Arrest and imprisonment of Mr. Guenet. The French Eepublic has no reason to question the justice of our courts, and will acquiesce in the decree.
4°. 4 pages.
1797, July 1. Acknowledging letter of 30th June.
Will receive him at his office to-day for informa- tion to be communicated. [Draft.] small 4°. 1 page.
1797, July 17. Acknowledging letters of 6th and 8th.
Monroe's request unexp...ected. The President can recall a minister or dismiss an officer, if he thinks he has grounds, without testing the propriety or expediency of it by a formal trial or public dis- cussion. Cannot comply with his request.
4°. 1 page.
1797, July 24. Removals from office depend upon the pleasure of the Executive power. A demand for reasons cannot be complied with. Circumstances might be such as could not prudently permit the subject to be brought to a formal discussion.
4°. 4 pages.
1797, July '■2i.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Timothy, FlHladelpMa.
1796, July 22. Acknowledging letter of April. Case of the " Cassius," alias "Les Jumeaux." Arrest and imprisonment of Mr. Guenet. The French Eepublic has no reason to question the justice of our courts, and will acquiesce in the decree.
4°. 4 pages.
1797, July 1. Acknowledging letter of 30th June.
Will receive him at his office to-day for informa- tion to be communicated. [Draft.] small 4°. 1 page.
1797, July 17. Acknowledging letters of 6th and 8th.
Monroe's request unexp...ected. The President can recall a minister or dismiss an officer, if he thinks he has grounds, without testing the propriety or expediency of it by a formal trial or public dis- cussion. Cannot comply with his request.
4°. 1 page.
1797, July 24. Removals from office depend upon the pleasure of the Executive power. A demand for reasons cannot be complied with. Circumstances might be such as could not prudently permit the subject to be brought to a formal discussion.
4°. 4 pages.
1797, July '■2i.
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