Reminiscences And Anecdotes of Daniel Webster
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In my judgment, there was but one course, — flatly to deny the right. Nothing short of that would meet the trouble. That is the only ground to take. Every ship that sails the ocean must find its protection in its flag. Well, when I proposed, after the boundary question was done with, to settle this disputed question, Lord Ashburton said he did 168 REMINISCENCES OF DANIEL WEBSTER.
not wish me to write him any letters on that sub- ject. Consequently, the despatch which I wrote on the right of sea...rch was sent to our minister to present to the English minister. Mr. Everett was then our envoy to the Court of St. James. He told me that he read the despatch to the Earl of Aber- deen, who was foreign secretary, and who was a tough-headed, bluff old Scotchman. As usual, he did not pay much attention at first to the reading ; but finally he became interested, and, interrupting, said : ' Won't you read that again, Mr, Everett ? ' He did so, and, as soon as he had finished reading. Lord Aberdeen asked for a copy of the despatch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In my judgment, there was but one course, — flatly to deny the right. Nothing short of that would meet the trouble. That is the only ground to take. Every ship that sails the ocean must find its protection in its flag. Well, when I proposed, after the boundary question was done with, to settle this disputed question, Lord Ashburton said he did 168 REMINISCENCES OF DANIEL WEBSTER.
not wish me to write him any letters on that sub- ject. Consequently, the despatch which I wrote on the right of sea...rch was sent to our minister to present to the English minister. Mr. Everett was then our envoy to the Court of St. James. He told me that he read the despatch to the Earl of Aber- deen, who was foreign secretary, and who was a tough-headed, bluff old Scotchman. As usual, he did not pay much attention at first to the reading ; but finally he became interested, and, interrupting, said : ' Won't you read that again, Mr, Everett ? ' He did so, and, as soon as he had finished reading. Lord Aberdeen asked for a copy of the despatch.
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