The History of the United States of America: John Adams And Jefferson
The History of the United States of America: John Adams And Jefferson
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Bnt the Senate sus- tained the plea, whether on both grounds or on which of them did not appear, and so this long process came to an end. By these proceedings against him, Blount's popularity in Tennessee had been rather increased than otherwise, and nothing but his sudden death prevented his being elected governor over Sevier's head.
1799. It was not till the session of Congress was half gone, Jan. 18. and after divers urgings fix)m Gallatin, who objected otherwise to go on with the several bi...lls reported by the standing conmiittees on defense, that the president laid before Congress the promised documents, includiiig Gerry's correspondence with Talleyrand, and also the letters from Consul-general Skipwith, who, however, as well as aH the consuls under him, appointed by Monroe's suggestion, had already been removed from ofiioe.
One cause of the president's delay became apparent in Jan. 23. the transmission, a fiew days afterward, of a very elabor- ate report from Pickering, which it must have taken some time to prepare, and in which, though it had been somewhat trimmed down by the president's hand, Talley- rand, the Directory, and Gerry himself were very sharply criticised.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bnt the Senate sus- tained the plea, whether on both grounds or on which of them did not appear, and so this long process came to an end. By these proceedings against him, Blount's popularity in Tennessee had been rather increased than otherwise, and nothing but his sudden death prevented his being elected governor over Sevier's head.
1799. It was not till the session of Congress was half gone, Jan. 18. and after divers urgings fix)m Gallatin, who objected otherwise to go on with the several bi...lls reported by the standing conmiittees on defense, that the president laid before Congress the promised documents, includiiig Gerry's correspondence with Talleyrand, and also the letters from Consul-general Skipwith, who, however, as well as aH the consuls under him, appointed by Monroe's suggestion, had already been removed from ofiioe.
One cause of the president's delay became apparent in Jan. 23. the transmission, a fiew days afterward, of a very elabor- ate report from Pickering, which it must have taken some time to prepare, and in which, though it had been somewhat trimmed down by the president's hand, Talley- rand, the Directory, and Gerry himself were very sharply criticised.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Hildreth to read onlineMoreLess
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