Statement On Behalf of Historical Truth
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About two weeks ago (1) I wrote to Mr. Hay, our Secretary of State, recommending as he would be consulted about the President's Annual Message at the opening of Congress that the President should say what he thought fit about the importance of a transcontinental waterway, but not to commit him- self to the Nicaragua route until he had taken the same measures to investigate the Panama route that he had taken to investigate the Nicaraguan.
It is this idea expressed by Mr. John Bigelow to Mr.... Hay before even the new Panama Canal Company had made the first step towards the American Government which matured some months afterwards. The sug- (0 The letter to Mr. Hay was therefore written before the letter of the President of the new Panama Canal Company in Paris to the President of the United States in Washington - 35 gestion was followed when it became visible that the session was going to end before anything could be done for Nicaragua. This paralysis was created by the Mor- gan and the Hepburn factions dividing the Nicaragua party as we have seen.
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. . .
About two weeks ago (1) I wrote to Mr. Hay, our Secretary of State, recommending as he would be consulted about the President's Annual Message at the opening of Congress that the President should say what he thought fit about the importance of a transcontinental waterway, but not to commit him- self to the Nicaragua route until he had taken the same measures to investigate the Panama route that he had taken to investigate the Nicaraguan.
It is this idea expressed by Mr. John Bigelow to Mr.... Hay before even the new Panama Canal Company had made the first step towards the American Government which matured some months afterwards. The sug- (0 The letter to Mr. Hay was therefore written before the letter of the President of the new Panama Canal Company in Paris to the President of the United States in Washington - 35 gestion was followed when it became visible that the session was going to end before anything could be done for Nicaragua. This paralysis was created by the Mor- gan and the Hepburn factions dividing the Nicaragua party as we have seen.
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