Letters And Other Writings of James Madison Fourth President of the United Stat
Letters And Other Writings of James Madison Fourth President of the United Stat
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TO MONSIEUR PICHON.
VIRGINIA, Sept r 3, 1804.
SIR, I have received and laid before the President your let ter of August 25, accompanied by a copy of the Senatus Con sul turn, giving a new form to the Government of France, and a 1804. LETTERS. 205 copy of a letter from the Minister of Exterior Relations to Mr Livingston, with an extract of a letter to you, relating to thai important event.
Previous to the departure of Gen 1 Armstrong, appointed to succeed Mr. Livingston in the Representation of ...the United States at Paris, it having been sufficiently ascertained, without being formally notified, that a change had taken place in the form of the French Government, provision was made for the case by blanks in his letters of credence, which he was instructed to fill up, on consultation with the Minister of foreign Rela tions, in such manner as would adapt them to the new formu lary.
This precaution, calculated to avoid inconvenient delays which might be occasioned by the succession of a New Minister from the United States in the crisis of a change in the Govern ment to which he is sent, will have the effect, at the same time, of manifesting the readiness of the United States to respect the right of every Nation to give to its Government the form deemed most correspondent with its situation and its happiness, and the desire of the President to maintain, on the part of the United States, all the confidence and friendly relations with the Government of France, under its new form, which so happily prevail between the two nations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TO MONSIEUR PICHON.
VIRGINIA, Sept r 3, 1804.
SIR, I have received and laid before the President your let ter of August 25, accompanied by a copy of the Senatus Con sul turn, giving a new form to the Government of France, and a 1804. LETTERS. 205 copy of a letter from the Minister of Exterior Relations to Mr Livingston, with an extract of a letter to you, relating to thai important event.
Previous to the departure of Gen 1 Armstrong, appointed to succeed Mr. Livingston in the Representation of ...the United States at Paris, it having been sufficiently ascertained, without being formally notified, that a change had taken place in the form of the French Government, provision was made for the case by blanks in his letters of credence, which he was instructed to fill up, on consultation with the Minister of foreign Rela tions, in such manner as would adapt them to the new formu lary.
This precaution, calculated to avoid inconvenient delays which might be occasioned by the succession of a New Minister from the United States in the crisis of a change in the Govern ment to which he is sent, will have the effect, at the same time, of manifesting the readiness of the United States to respect the right of every Nation to give to its Government the form deemed most correspondent with its situation and its happiness, and the desire of the President to maintain, on the part of the United States, all the confidence and friendly relations with the Government of France, under its new form, which so happily prevail between the two nations.
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