State Papers And Publick Documents of the United States, From the Accession of George Washington to the Presidency, Exhibiting a Complete View of Our Foreign Relations Since That Time ..
State Papers And Publick Documents of the United States, From the Accession of George Washington to the Presidency, Exhibiting a Complete View of Our Foreign Relations Since That Time ..
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Fauehet, Minister Phnipotentiarv of the French Republickj to Mr. Randolph^ Secretary of State. Phila- delphia, the 9th Fntctidorj 2d year of the French Repulh lick, one and indivisible, {August 26, 1794, O. S.) Sir, — I have informed yoa sevenj times of the nom- berless vexations which our privateers are made to expe* rience at the uistigation of EngUsh agents ; this, persecu- tion far from diminishing, becomes intolerable. I hare used all the means in my power to prevent armaments in the Unite...d States ; no commission has been granted since my arrival, and you may be assured that none will be given : but I am bound to defend with energy d)e rights of those who have been legally armed and commissioned, r believe I cannot better succeed in my means of defexkce than by addressing myself to a just and free government, to prevent the animosity of these subaltern agents, against all the French who make prizes upon our combined ene- mies. I am possessed of a great number of complaints, against those unjust and odious proceedings ; I wait for certain information that 1 may submit tbeori to the justice and impartiality of the government, which I beheve is tenacious in the execution of its treaties, and in disavow- ing all those miserable subtil ties — all those miserable chicaneries shamefully employed to damp the courage of the mariners of the French Republick : in the mean time, sir, I send you a picture which without doubt will be as afflicting to you as it is to imrself.
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Fauehet, Minister Phnipotentiarv of the French Republickj to Mr. Randolph^ Secretary of State. Phila- delphia, the 9th Fntctidorj 2d year of the French Repulh lick, one and indivisible, {August 26, 1794, O. S.) Sir, — I have informed yoa sevenj times of the nom- berless vexations which our privateers are made to expe* rience at the uistigation of EngUsh agents ; this, persecu- tion far from diminishing, becomes intolerable. I hare used all the means in my power to prevent armaments in the Unite...d States ; no commission has been granted since my arrival, and you may be assured that none will be given : but I am bound to defend with energy d)e rights of those who have been legally armed and commissioned, r believe I cannot better succeed in my means of defexkce than by addressing myself to a just and free government, to prevent the animosity of these subaltern agents, against all the French who make prizes upon our combined ene- mies. I am possessed of a great number of complaints, against those unjust and odious proceedings ; I wait for certain information that 1 may submit tbeori to the justice and impartiality of the government, which I beheve is tenacious in the execution of its treaties, and in disavow- ing all those miserable subtil ties — all those miserable chicaneries shamefully employed to damp the courage of the mariners of the French Republick : in the mean time, sir, I send you a picture which without doubt will be as afflicting to you as it is to imrself.
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