General Butler in New Orleans History of the Administration of the Department O
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" M. Conturie's next step was, of course, to submit the case to Mr. Van Limburg, the minister of the Netlierlands at Wasliington, who, in turn, laid it before Mr. Seward, Avith all the exaggerations of Conturic's own narrative. Mr. Van Limburg is a very respect- able and most learned gentleman. It is pleasing to notice with what joyful alacrity he embraced the opportunity of writing long and erudite dispatches, such as has rarely fallen to the lot of a minister of the Netherlands residing at Wa...shington. The ponder- ous dispatches with which this worthy gentleman kept Mr. Seward busy during the summer of 1862, are they not attached to the president's message, from page 625 to page 652 ? They are there, with all their Latin quotations considerately translated. " Justicia, regnorum fundamentuni (justice is the foundation of kingdoms). " To describe these dispatclies it is only necessary to say, that they are precisely such as Dominie Samson would have written, had he GENEEAL BUTLEE AXD THE FOEEIGX CONSULS.
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" M. Conturie's next step was, of course, to submit the case to Mr. Van Limburg, the minister of the Netlierlands at Wasliington, who, in turn, laid it before Mr. Seward, Avith all the exaggerations of Conturic's own narrative. Mr. Van Limburg is a very respect- able and most learned gentleman. It is pleasing to notice with what joyful alacrity he embraced the opportunity of writing long and erudite dispatches, such as has rarely fallen to the lot of a minister of the Netherlands residing at Wa...shington. The ponder- ous dispatches with which this worthy gentleman kept Mr. Seward busy during the summer of 1862, are they not attached to the president's message, from page 625 to page 652 ? They are there, with all their Latin quotations considerately translated. " Justicia, regnorum fundamentuni (justice is the foundation of kingdoms). " To describe these dispatclies it is only necessary to say, that they are precisely such as Dominie Samson would have written, had he GENEEAL BUTLEE AXD THE FOEEIGX CONSULS.
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