Intervention in Cuban Affairs Speech of Hon Samuel Pasco of Florida in the S
Intervention in Cuban Affairs Speech of Hon Samuel Pasco of Florida in the S
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vested in a President, Vice-President, and four secretaries of state; its authority is recognized over fully one-half of the terri- [ tory of Cuba, which, tiie Committeo on Foreign Affairs informs us, is held to the exclusion of Spain; its officers collect taxes and dis- charge other official functions, and have done so ever since the first few months of the war; it has in the field an army of more than 30, 000 men, and represents a force strong and powerful enough to instare domestic tranquill...ity when the liand of war is withdrawn.
The President tells us in his recent mes. Sage that ''the long trial has proved that the object for which Spain has waged war can not be attained. " and with this quotation I can leave this part of the subject.
324S I am not troubled by the suggestion that the proposed amend- ment trenches upon the prerogative of the Executive upon the theory that to him exclusively belongs the right to recognize a new member of the family of nations. Whether this is correct or not, when the recognition is a single act unaccompanied by no other proposition, is a question which Senators learned in the law have differed upon, but it is not a material question here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
vested in a President, Vice-President, and four secretaries of state; its authority is recognized over fully one-half of the terri- [ tory of Cuba, which, tiie Committeo on Foreign Affairs informs us, is held to the exclusion of Spain; its officers collect taxes and dis- charge other official functions, and have done so ever since the first few months of the war; it has in the field an army of more than 30, 000 men, and represents a force strong and powerful enough to instare domestic tranquill...ity when the liand of war is withdrawn.
The President tells us in his recent mes. Sage that ''the long trial has proved that the object for which Spain has waged war can not be attained. " and with this quotation I can leave this part of the subject.
324S I am not troubled by the suggestion that the proposed amend- ment trenches upon the prerogative of the Executive upon the theory that to him exclusively belongs the right to recognize a new member of the family of nations. Whether this is correct or not, when the recognition is a single act unaccompanied by no other proposition, is a question which Senators learned in the law have differed upon, but it is not a material question here.
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