Outlines of the Life And Character of Gen Lewis Cass
Outlines of the Life And Character of Gen Lewis Cass
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*, who was supposed to be the author of it, was berated in tlie Times newspapers, in no very measured terms, for his alleged interference in continental politics. In an article of the 5th January, JS42, that paper observes that the five powers which signed the treaty " will not allow themselves to be thcarted in the execution of the arrangement by" what it is pleased to term " the capricio\is resistance of the Cabi7iet of Wash- ington. '''' A formal " reply"* to it was prepared, under the sanct...ion of the British g(jvernnient. And published at London, about two months after, which is attributed to the pen of Mr. Gore Ousley. It is clear, both from the source and mariner of this reply, that the "American" had urged home a vital subject with acknowledged power. But Gen. Cass did not stop here. The pamphlet had served to call attention to the vital importance of the policy of the treaty, and thus one object was gained. He saw, at once, that measures of the public policy of Europe and European courts which affect the " weal or woe" of nations are clearly amenable to public OPINION.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
*, who was supposed to be the author of it, was berated in tlie Times newspapers, in no very measured terms, for his alleged interference in continental politics. In an article of the 5th January, JS42, that paper observes that the five powers which signed the treaty " will not allow themselves to be thcarted in the execution of the arrangement by" what it is pleased to term " the capricio\is resistance of the Cabi7iet of Wash- ington. '''' A formal " reply"* to it was prepared, under the sanct...ion of the British g(jvernnient. And published at London, about two months after, which is attributed to the pen of Mr. Gore Ousley. It is clear, both from the source and mariner of this reply, that the "American" had urged home a vital subject with acknowledged power. But Gen. Cass did not stop here. The pamphlet had served to call attention to the vital importance of the policy of the treaty, and thus one object was gained. He saw, at once, that measures of the public policy of Europe and European courts which affect the " weal or woe" of nations are clearly amenable to public OPINION.
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