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It is true, the scheme is at length abandoned^ and this government accepts his assurance that it is not about to be revived ; but the right to revive it, and to carry it out to the same ex- tent as heretofore, is held in reserve. If nothing more is to be done, the United States are left without indemnity for the past or security for the future ; and they will be understood as assenting to principles which have been once resorted to, and may be again, to lay open their territories to the incursi...ons of the recruiting agents of any belligereot that may have occasion to augment its military force.
Another of the facts put on record by the Earl of Clarendon, which he assumes I will admit to be correct, is, " that Mr. Marcy was in confidential communication with you [Mr. Crampton] on the subject for months without ever, that I am aware of, warning you against attempting anything of the kind, or stating that the United States would resist or resent it, apart from any question of municipal law ; thus, in effect, acquiescing, and only insisting that the United States law should be respected." It gives me pleasure to say, that my intercourse with Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is true, the scheme is at length abandoned^ and this government accepts his assurance that it is not about to be revived ; but the right to revive it, and to carry it out to the same ex- tent as heretofore, is held in reserve. If nothing more is to be done, the United States are left without indemnity for the past or security for the future ; and they will be understood as assenting to principles which have been once resorted to, and may be again, to lay open their territories to the incursi...ons of the recruiting agents of any belligereot that may have occasion to augment its military force.
Another of the facts put on record by the Earl of Clarendon, which he assumes I will admit to be correct, is, " that Mr. Marcy was in confidential communication with you [Mr. Crampton] on the subject for months without ever, that I am aware of, warning you against attempting anything of the kind, or stating that the United States would resist or resent it, apart from any question of municipal law ; thus, in effect, acquiescing, and only insisting that the United States law should be respected." It gives me pleasure to say, that my intercourse with Mr.
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