Charles Sumner And the Treaty of Washington
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Adams says : " The change was gradual ; for, " he adds, " Mr. Sumner's policy had a strong 1 Adams, Before and After, etc. , 103-113.
^Ibid. , III.
—14— hold on the minds of both President and Secretary. "^ Sud- denly, however, Grant and Fish at last — but not earlier than December, 1870 — determined to drop the policy of " a com- prehensive settlement " on the basis of the transfer of Canada, and to negotiate for the immediate money settlement of the Alabama claims ; and thereupon, in a few da...ys Sir John Rose appeared in Washington, and another basis of settlement was formulated, which was submitted, as has been seen, by Fish to Sumner for his opinion and drew from him the memorandum of January 17, 1871. Contrast all this with Davis's account of the shock of surprise felt by Fish at sight of Sumner's memo- randum ! If Mr. Adams is correctly informed, it was Sumner who mio-ht well have felt such a shock when he first learned on January 15, 1871, of the abandonment by Grant and Fish ot their common policy up to this time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Adams says : " The change was gradual ; for, " he adds, " Mr. Sumner's policy had a strong 1 Adams, Before and After, etc. , 103-113.
^Ibid. , III.
—14— hold on the minds of both President and Secretary. "^ Sud- denly, however, Grant and Fish at last — but not earlier than December, 1870 — determined to drop the policy of " a com- prehensive settlement " on the basis of the transfer of Canada, and to negotiate for the immediate money settlement of the Alabama claims ; and thereupon, in a few da...ys Sir John Rose appeared in Washington, and another basis of settlement was formulated, which was submitted, as has been seen, by Fish to Sumner for his opinion and drew from him the memorandum of January 17, 1871. Contrast all this with Davis's account of the shock of surprise felt by Fish at sight of Sumner's memo- randum ! If Mr. Adams is correctly informed, it was Sumner who mio-ht well have felt such a shock when he first learned on January 15, 1871, of the abandonment by Grant and Fish ot their common policy up to this time.
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