Message From the President of the United States
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It seems the ports of the territory had been reinforced from Cuba, and the Governor General of that Island had given ofli- cial notice of it to the Secretary of State. Joining with the Spanish Secretary in his expressions of satisfaction, I suggested the hope, that General Vives would not arrive until after the adjournnjent of Con- gress, as it was impossible to foresee what might be the effect pro- duced by his arrival, without competent power to meet the just ex- pectations of the American go...vernment. I did not fear any ill conse- quences, if news of the revolution in Spain should reach Washington before a determination was taken. I was confident, that, irritatiug as this want of authority might be, that the President would be dis- posed to give to the King of the Spains proofs of the moderation and goodwill which had distinguished the conduct of the United States to the King of Spain. Taking the time at which Congress has usual- ly adjourned as the criterion, I supposed that General Vives would scarcely see W'ashington before the adjournment of the legislative body.
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It seems the ports of the territory had been reinforced from Cuba, and the Governor General of that Island had given ofli- cial notice of it to the Secretary of State. Joining with the Spanish Secretary in his expressions of satisfaction, I suggested the hope, that General Vives would not arrive until after the adjournnjent of Con- gress, as it was impossible to foresee what might be the effect pro- duced by his arrival, without competent power to meet the just ex- pectations of the American go...vernment. I did not fear any ill conse- quences, if news of the revolution in Spain should reach Washington before a determination was taken. I was confident, that, irritatiug as this want of authority might be, that the President would be dis- posed to give to the King of the Spains proofs of the moderation and goodwill which had distinguished the conduct of the United States to the King of Spain. Taking the time at which Congress has usual- ly adjourned as the criterion, I supposed that General Vives would scarcely see W'ashington before the adjournment of the legislative body.
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