State Papers And Correspondence Bearing Upon the Purchase of the Territory of Louisiana
State Papers And Correspondence Bearing Upon the Purchase of the Territory of Louisiana
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4. The right of deposit, provided for in this article, will accom- modate the commerce of Fmnce to and from her own side of the river, until an emporium shall be established on that side, which it is well known will admit of a convenient one. The right is limited to ten years, because such an establishment may within that period be formed by her; should a longer period be required, it may be allowed, especially as the use of such a deposit would probabl}'^ fall within the general regulations of... our commerce there. At the same time, as. it will be better that it should rest on our own regulations than on a stipulation, it will be proper to insert a limitation of time, if France can be induced to acquiesce in it.
Art. 5. This article makes a reasonable provision for the commerce of France in the ports of West and East Florida. If the limitation to ten years of its being on the same footing with that of the United States should form an insuperable objection, the term may be enlarged; but it is much to be wished that the privilege may not in this case be made pei*petual.
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4. The right of deposit, provided for in this article, will accom- modate the commerce of Fmnce to and from her own side of the river, until an emporium shall be established on that side, which it is well known will admit of a convenient one. The right is limited to ten years, because such an establishment may within that period be formed by her; should a longer period be required, it may be allowed, especially as the use of such a deposit would probabl}'^ fall within the general regulations of... our commerce there. At the same time, as. it will be better that it should rest on our own regulations than on a stipulation, it will be proper to insert a limitation of time, if France can be induced to acquiesce in it.
Art. 5. This article makes a reasonable provision for the commerce of France in the ports of West and East Florida. If the limitation to ten years of its being on the same footing with that of the United States should form an insuperable objection, the term may be enlarged; but it is much to be wished that the privilege may not in this case be made pei*petual.
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