Memoir, Correspondence, And Miscellanies, From the Papers of ..., volume 2
Memoir, Correspondence, And Miscellanies, From the Papers of ..., volume 2
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These full powers Congress have been pleased to honor me with. The arrangement taken between the person to be charged with your full powers and myself, will be final and conclusive. You are pleased to express a willingness to treat at the same time on the subjects of amity and commerce. The powers formerly communicated on our part, were given to Mr. Adams, Doctor Franklin, and myself, for a limited term only. That term has expired, and the other two gentlemen returned to America ; so that no pe...rson is commis- sioned at this moment to renew those conferences. I may safely, however, assure your Excellency, that the same friendly dispo- sitions still continue, and the same desire of facilitating and en- couraging a commerce between the two nations, which produced the former appointment. But our nation is, at this time, proposing a change in the organization of its government. For this change to be agreed to by all the members of the Union, the new admin- ktrarion chosen and brought into activity, their domestic matters arranged, which will require their first attention, their foreign sys- tem afterwards decided on and carried into full execution, will require very considerable length of time.
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These full powers Congress have been pleased to honor me with. The arrangement taken between the person to be charged with your full powers and myself, will be final and conclusive. You are pleased to express a willingness to treat at the same time on the subjects of amity and commerce. The powers formerly communicated on our part, were given to Mr. Adams, Doctor Franklin, and myself, for a limited term only. That term has expired, and the other two gentlemen returned to America ; so that no pe...rson is commis- sioned at this moment to renew those conferences. I may safely, however, assure your Excellency, that the same friendly dispo- sitions still continue, and the same desire of facilitating and en- couraging a commerce between the two nations, which produced the former appointment. But our nation is, at this time, proposing a change in the organization of its government. For this change to be agreed to by all the members of the Union, the new admin- ktrarion chosen and brought into activity, their domestic matters arranged, which will require their first attention, their foreign sys- tem afterwards decided on and carried into full execution, will require very considerable length of time.
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