Decision of the Case of the Private Armed Brig General Armstrong Captain Sam C
Decision of the Case of the Private Armed Brig General Armstrong Captain Sam C
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" In his letter of July 6, 1850, (Doc. 53, page 73, ) Count Tojal refers to several claims of American citizens upon Portugal. A list of them is given with the amount claimed in each. They were ten in number, and the aggregate amount was $233, 327. The amount claimed in the case of the Gen- eral Armstrong was $131, 600. The others amounted to $91, 727. Count Tojal then says: "The government of her Majesty, animated with the same desire, &c. , yields to the force of circumstances, and without ag...ain reverting to the justice or injustice of the claims pre- sented by the government of the United States, and only pro honopacis^ offers to pay the said mentioned claims, amounting to $111, 727, according to Mr. Clay's account, 31 with the only exception of that relating to the privateer General Armstrong. In respect to this claim the under- signed cannot deviate from the proposal heretofore made to Mr. Clay, that of so important a claim being submitted to the decision of a third power. " It is to be noticed that the justice and legality of the claims, which Count Tojal thus oflered to pay, had been denied as strenuously as the claim relating to the Gen- eral Armstrong.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" In his letter of July 6, 1850, (Doc. 53, page 73, ) Count Tojal refers to several claims of American citizens upon Portugal. A list of them is given with the amount claimed in each. They were ten in number, and the aggregate amount was $233, 327. The amount claimed in the case of the Gen- eral Armstrong was $131, 600. The others amounted to $91, 727. Count Tojal then says: "The government of her Majesty, animated with the same desire, &c. , yields to the force of circumstances, and without ag...ain reverting to the justice or injustice of the claims pre- sented by the government of the United States, and only pro honopacis^ offers to pay the said mentioned claims, amounting to $111, 727, according to Mr. Clay's account, 31 with the only exception of that relating to the privateer General Armstrong. In respect to this claim the under- signed cannot deviate from the proposal heretofore made to Mr. Clay, that of so important a claim being submitted to the decision of a third power. " It is to be noticed that the justice and legality of the claims, which Count Tojal thus oflered to pay, had been denied as strenuously as the claim relating to the Gen- eral Armstrong.
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