Debate in the Senate On the Nomination of Martin Van Buren to Be Minister of T
Debate in the Senate On the Nomination of Martin Van Buren to Be Minister of T
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Monroe, the then Secretary of State, instructed our then Minister at London, upon this subject ; he negotiated with Lord Castle- reagh in respect to it, and this very claim prevented an adjustment, at that time, of the colonial question, ft was again brought forward under Mr. Monroe's Administration, when Mr Rush was our Minister at London. He opened a long and protracted negotiation upon this and other topics, which was suspended in the summer of 1824, principally because the parties could not... agree on any satisfactory arrangement of this very colonial question.
Thus, at least, two Administrations, prior to that of Mr. Adams, had brought forward this identical claim or pretension which his was \. \\e first to assert, according to the late Secretary of State.
The next charge, which the late Secretary of State, the official defender of the rights of the American People, preferred against his own Government, was that of " omitting to ac- " cept the terms offered by tlie act of Parliament of July, 1825, after the subject had been •• irouo-^^ before Congress, and deliberately acted upon by our Government.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Monroe, the then Secretary of State, instructed our then Minister at London, upon this subject ; he negotiated with Lord Castle- reagh in respect to it, and this very claim prevented an adjustment, at that time, of the colonial question, ft was again brought forward under Mr. Monroe's Administration, when Mr Rush was our Minister at London. He opened a long and protracted negotiation upon this and other topics, which was suspended in the summer of 1824, principally because the parties could not... agree on any satisfactory arrangement of this very colonial question.
Thus, at least, two Administrations, prior to that of Mr. Adams, had brought forward this identical claim or pretension which his was \. \\e first to assert, according to the late Secretary of State.
The next charge, which the late Secretary of State, the official defender of the rights of the American People, preferred against his own Government, was that of " omitting to ac- " cept the terms offered by tlie act of Parliament of July, 1825, after the subject had been •• irouo-^^ before Congress, and deliberately acted upon by our Government.
What to read after Debate in the Senate On the Nomination of Martin Van Buren to Be Minister of T?
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