Letters And Other Writings of James Madison volume 2
Letters And Other Writings of James Madison volume 2
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I must, of consequence, limit myself to a few lines, and to my promise given to the Fresco painter to forward you the enclosed letter.
Nothing since my last from Jay or Monroe. The Newspapers, as usual, teem with French victories, and rumors of peace. There seem to be very probable indications of a progress made to this event, except in relation to Great Britain, with whom a Duet campaign is the cry of France. The naturalization has not yet got back from the Senate. I understand, however, it wi...ll suffer no material change. They have the prudence not to touch the nobility clause. The House of Representatives are on the Military establishment and the public debt. The diffi- culty and difference of opinion, as to the former, produced a motion to request the President to cause an estimate of the proper defence, &c. It was, in its real meaning, saying, we do not know how many troops ought to be provided by our Legis- lative duty, and ask your direction. It was opposed as open- ing the way for dragging in the weight of the_ Executive for one scale on all party questions; as extorting his opinion, which he should reserve for his negative; and as exposing his unpopu- lar opinions to be extorted at any time by an unfriendly major- ity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I must, of consequence, limit myself to a few lines, and to my promise given to the Fresco painter to forward you the enclosed letter.
Nothing since my last from Jay or Monroe. The Newspapers, as usual, teem with French victories, and rumors of peace. There seem to be very probable indications of a progress made to this event, except in relation to Great Britain, with whom a Duet campaign is the cry of France. The naturalization has not yet got back from the Senate. I understand, however, it wi...ll suffer no material change. They have the prudence not to touch the nobility clause. The House of Representatives are on the Military establishment and the public debt. The diffi- culty and difference of opinion, as to the former, produced a motion to request the President to cause an estimate of the proper defence, &c. It was, in its real meaning, saying, we do not know how many troops ought to be provided by our Legis- lative duty, and ask your direction. It was opposed as open- ing the way for dragging in the weight of the_ Executive for one scale on all party questions; as extorting his opinion, which he should reserve for his negative; and as exposing his unpopu- lar opinions to be extorted at any time by an unfriendly major- ity.
What to read after Letters And Other Writings of James Madison volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Madison James to read onlineMoreLess
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