Munseys Magazine volume 19
Munseys Magazine volume 19
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The arguments were neither reported nor printed. Requests for the whole debate still come from every quarter, but cannot be granted, because of the old and absurd practice of closing the doors and refusing to report the proceedings. Those who voted for the arbitration treat}', as finally amended, gave strong 5o8 MUNSEY'S MAGAZINE. And patriotic reasons for so doing. Those who voted against it rested their action upon reasons as strong and patriotic, but different. Some said we were not suffi- c...iently protected in the selection of the judges. Others believed that it would be time enough to establish the court when we had a diflference to submit to a court. Still others claimed that under the treaty the British government could force us to arbitrate settled American principles, like the Monroe Doctrine or the right to levy import duties, which no citizen of the United States is ready to submit to a court composed of Europeans not in sympathy with the doctrines of a republic. That the treaty was defeated does not show, even by implication, that the Senate favors war rather than arbitration.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The arguments were neither reported nor printed. Requests for the whole debate still come from every quarter, but cannot be granted, because of the old and absurd practice of closing the doors and refusing to report the proceedings. Those who voted for the arbitration treat}', as finally amended, gave strong 5o8 MUNSEY'S MAGAZINE. And patriotic reasons for so doing. Those who voted against it rested their action upon reasons as strong and patriotic, but different. Some said we were not suffi- c...iently protected in the selection of the judges. Others believed that it would be time enough to establish the court when we had a diflference to submit to a court. Still others claimed that under the treaty the British government could force us to arbitrate settled American principles, like the Monroe Doctrine or the right to levy import duties, which no citizen of the United States is ready to submit to a court composed of Europeans not in sympathy with the doctrines of a republic. That the treaty was defeated does not show, even by implication, that the Senate favors war rather than arbitration.
What to read after Munseys Magazine volume 19?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zangwill, Israel, 1864-1926 to read onlineMoreLess
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