Letters Addressed to the People of the United States in Vindication of His Con
Letters Addressed to the People of the United States in Vindication of His Con
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That the true nature of the service was not to substitute one fiscal agent for another, but to pervert a power, reserved by law for the public protection, into a weapon to punish the legitimate fiscal agent, at such a time and in such a manner as to evade legislative and judicial action. The official paper of the 7th ult. , perceiving the position in which the President was thus placed, relatively to the other two co-ordinate branches of the government, put forth a publication to mislead the pu...blic mind, and to excuse the President for not having awaited the action of congress. I propose in the present letter to examine this publication.
My explanation to Governor Tazewell is described, in the offi- cial publication referred to, as ''Mr. Duane's second thoughts;" by which it is meant, I presume, that I had not before thought of what I had then stated. But it is barely necessary to read my letter to the President of the 10th of July, in order to perceive, that I then gave to him the very "thoughts, " which in January following I very briefly expressed to Governor Tazewell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That the true nature of the service was not to substitute one fiscal agent for another, but to pervert a power, reserved by law for the public protection, into a weapon to punish the legitimate fiscal agent, at such a time and in such a manner as to evade legislative and judicial action. The official paper of the 7th ult. , perceiving the position in which the President was thus placed, relatively to the other two co-ordinate branches of the government, put forth a publication to mislead the pu...blic mind, and to excuse the President for not having awaited the action of congress. I propose in the present letter to examine this publication.
My explanation to Governor Tazewell is described, in the offi- cial publication referred to, as ''Mr. Duane's second thoughts;" by which it is meant, I presume, that I had not before thought of what I had then stated. But it is barely necessary to read my letter to the President of the 10th of July, in order to perceive, that I then gave to him the very "thoughts, " which in January following I very briefly expressed to Governor Tazewell.
What to read after Letters Addressed to the People of the United States in Vindication of His Con?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William J William John Duane to read onlineMoreLess
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