Franco American Commerce Statements And Arguments in Behalf of American Indust
Franco American Commerce Statements And Arguments in Behalf of American Indust
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He represents an association which has agreed upon a project. They have provided funds to defray his expenses. They have the management of the affair in France. And when we go to France with our demand for a conventional tariff, we shall find that they have already agreed upon what they will demand, and Mr. Chotteau cannot in any way modify that agreement If, however, the United States should be induced to go to France, demanding, in general terms, a treaty, without know- ing why, or what we ar...e to pay for it, we shall find that they, on that side, have already agreed upon what terms they will make a reciprocity treaty, and those terms will have been dictated by the gentlemen whom Mr. Chotteau represents. As I said before, he is not alone at work in this matter. There are in sympathy with him a number of gentlemen. Mr. Nathan Appleton, of Boston, who has recently become interested in the Darien Canal project on behalf of the French company, is one. Then there is Mr. Hodges; of Baltimore, who made an address to the Baltimore Chamber of Commerce, and announced the Paris project as the basis for a treaty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He represents an association which has agreed upon a project. They have provided funds to defray his expenses. They have the management of the affair in France. And when we go to France with our demand for a conventional tariff, we shall find that they have already agreed upon what they will demand, and Mr. Chotteau cannot in any way modify that agreement If, however, the United States should be induced to go to France, demanding, in general terms, a treaty, without know- ing why, or what we ar...e to pay for it, we shall find that they, on that side, have already agreed upon what terms they will make a reciprocity treaty, and those terms will have been dictated by the gentlemen whom Mr. Chotteau represents. As I said before, he is not alone at work in this matter. There are in sympathy with him a number of gentlemen. Mr. Nathan Appleton, of Boston, who has recently become interested in the Darien Canal project on behalf of the French company, is one. Then there is Mr. Hodges; of Baltimore, who made an address to the Baltimore Chamber of Commerce, and announced the Paris project as the basis for a treaty.
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