Special Message of President Pierce to the House of Representatives of the Unite
Special Message of President Pierce to the House of Representatives of the Unite
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Claims to payment can rest only on the plea of indebtedness on the part of the government. This requires that it should be shown that the United States have incurred liability to the claimants, either by such acts as deprived them of their property, or by having actually taken it for public use without making just compensation for it.
The first branch of the proposition, that on which an equitable claim to be indemnified by the United States for losses sustained might rest, requires at least a ...cursory examination of the history of the transactions on which the claims depend. The first link, which in the chain of events arrests attention, is the treaties of alliance and of amity and commerce between the United States and France, negotia- ted in 1778. By those treaties peculiar privileges were secured to the armed vessels of each of the contracting parties in the ports of the VETO MESSAGE. 7 other ; the freedom of trade was greatly enlarged ; and mutual obli- gations were incurred by each to guaranty to the other their territo- rial possessions in America.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Claims to payment can rest only on the plea of indebtedness on the part of the government. This requires that it should be shown that the United States have incurred liability to the claimants, either by such acts as deprived them of their property, or by having actually taken it for public use without making just compensation for it.
The first branch of the proposition, that on which an equitable claim to be indemnified by the United States for losses sustained might rest, requires at least a ...cursory examination of the history of the transactions on which the claims depend. The first link, which in the chain of events arrests attention, is the treaties of alliance and of amity and commerce between the United States and France, negotia- ted in 1778. By those treaties peculiar privileges were secured to the armed vessels of each of the contracting parties in the ports of the VETO MESSAGE. 7 other ; the freedom of trade was greatly enlarged ; and mutual obli- gations were incurred by each to guaranty to the other their territo- rial possessions in America.
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