Speech of Mr Mduffie On the Subject of the Removal of the Deposites December
Speech of Mr Mduffie On the Subject of the Removal of the Deposites December
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In the case of Stephen Gi- ard, conclusive proof was adduced that the pro- ested bill was immediately paid by the agent rf Girard, and not by the agent of the Govern- ment and that not one cent of damages was sustained by the'Government. Yet the twenty >er cent, damages were exacted to the utter" most farthing. Under these circumstances it is a shame, a crying shame, that the administra- ion should thus not only refuse to pay ita just debts, but assuming the judicial power of de- ciding in its ...own ease, attempt to forestal the opinion of the tribunals which are alone compe- tent to decide the question. In every view it was the duty of the bank to make this claim, and of the Government to pay it. It was the only mode of obtaining damages from the French Government; for unless our Government shall >ay damages, it can exact none from France. To say nothing of the other stockholders, the people of the United States own one-fifth of the stock of the bank, and they have a right to de- mand thai the administration do not sacrifice up- wards of thirty thousand dollars of their money, >y its arbitrary and faithless conduct towards the bank.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the case of Stephen Gi- ard, conclusive proof was adduced that the pro- ested bill was immediately paid by the agent rf Girard, and not by the agent of the Govern- ment and that not one cent of damages was sustained by the'Government. Yet the twenty >er cent, damages were exacted to the utter" most farthing. Under these circumstances it is a shame, a crying shame, that the administra- ion should thus not only refuse to pay ita just debts, but assuming the judicial power of de- ciding in its ...own ease, attempt to forestal the opinion of the tribunals which are alone compe- tent to decide the question. In every view it was the duty of the bank to make this claim, and of the Government to pay it. It was the only mode of obtaining damages from the French Government; for unless our Government shall >ay damages, it can exact none from France. To say nothing of the other stockholders, the people of the United States own one-fifth of the stock of the bank, and they have a right to de- mand thai the administration do not sacrifice up- wards of thirty thousand dollars of their money, >y its arbitrary and faithless conduct towards the bank.
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