Speech of Mr Clemens of Alabama in the Senate of the United States Dec 10
Speech of Mr Clemens of Alabama in the Senate of the United States Dec 10
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One of the most serious mistakes which has crept into this discussion, is the confident assumption that Kossuth is " the invited guest of the Nation. " I deny it, broadly and explicitly. If he ever read the resolution under which he came, he could not possibly have so understood it. That resolution was carefully and deliberately drawn by the Senator from Mississippi, [Mr. Foote, ] whose knowledge of language is familiar to us all, and who, we all know, is not addicted to the use of words the fu...ll import of which he does not understand. It is in these words : A Resolution for the relief of Louis Kossuth and his Associates, Exiles from Hungary.
Whereas the people of the United States sincerely sympathize with the Hungarian exiles, Kossuth and his associates, and fully appreciate the magnanimous conduct of the Turkish Government, in receiving and treating these noble exiles with kindness and hospitality; and, if it be the wish of these exiles to emigrate to the United States, and the will of the Sultan to> permit them to leave his dominions: Therefore, Be it resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Con- gress assembled, That the President of the United States be and he hereby is requested to author- ize the employment of some one of the public vessels which may now be cruising in the Mediterranean, to receive and convey to the United States the said Louis Kossuth and his associates in captivity.
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One of the most serious mistakes which has crept into this discussion, is the confident assumption that Kossuth is " the invited guest of the Nation. " I deny it, broadly and explicitly. If he ever read the resolution under which he came, he could not possibly have so understood it. That resolution was carefully and deliberately drawn by the Senator from Mississippi, [Mr. Foote, ] whose knowledge of language is familiar to us all, and who, we all know, is not addicted to the use of words the fu...ll import of which he does not understand. It is in these words : A Resolution for the relief of Louis Kossuth and his Associates, Exiles from Hungary.
Whereas the people of the United States sincerely sympathize with the Hungarian exiles, Kossuth and his associates, and fully appreciate the magnanimous conduct of the Turkish Government, in receiving and treating these noble exiles with kindness and hospitality; and, if it be the wish of these exiles to emigrate to the United States, and the will of the Sultan to> permit them to leave his dominions: Therefore, Be it resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Con- gress assembled, That the President of the United States be and he hereby is requested to author- ize the employment of some one of the public vessels which may now be cruising in the Mediterranean, to receive and convey to the United States the said Louis Kossuth and his associates in captivity.
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