History of the Hartford Convention With a Review of the Policy of the United S
History of the Hartford Convention With a Review of the Policy of the United S
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Accordingly the following letter was written by those two officers of the government to the executive magistrates of the other states.
"Boston, October llth, 1814.
" STR, Your Excellency will herewith receive certain resolutions of the legislature of Massachusetts, which you are respectfully requested to take the earliest occasion to lay before the legislature of your state, together with this letter, which is intended as an invitation to them, to ap point delegates, if they shall deem it exped...ient, to meet such others as may be appointed by this and other states, at the time and place expressed in these resolutions.
" The general objects of the proposed conference are, HARTFORD CONVENTION. 343 first, to deliberate upon the dangers to which the^eastern section of the Union is exposed by the course of the war, and which there is too much reason to believe will thicken round them in its progress, and to devise, if practicable, means of security and defence which may be consistent with the preservation of their resources from total ruin, and adapted to their local situation, mutual relations and habits, and NOT REPUGNANT TO THEIR OBLIGATIONS AS MEMBERS OF THE UNION.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Accordingly the following letter was written by those two officers of the government to the executive magistrates of the other states.
"Boston, October llth, 1814.
" STR, Your Excellency will herewith receive certain resolutions of the legislature of Massachusetts, which you are respectfully requested to take the earliest occasion to lay before the legislature of your state, together with this letter, which is intended as an invitation to them, to ap point delegates, if they shall deem it exped...ient, to meet such others as may be appointed by this and other states, at the time and place expressed in these resolutions.
" The general objects of the proposed conference are, HARTFORD CONVENTION. 343 first, to deliberate upon the dangers to which the^eastern section of the Union is exposed by the course of the war, and which there is too much reason to believe will thicken round them in its progress, and to devise, if practicable, means of security and defence which may be consistent with the preservation of their resources from total ruin, and adapted to their local situation, mutual relations and habits, and NOT REPUGNANT TO THEIR OBLIGATIONS AS MEMBERS OF THE UNION.
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