The Papers of Sir C R Vaughan 1825 1835
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Sketch of Vaughan's early career. Ed.
500 The Papej's of Sir Charles R. Vaughan 501 icans might secure a frontier so near the St. Lawrence as to be a source of danger in time to come. One of his letters to Douglas clearly shows that he had grasped the temper of New England. " I find I have a tough, tenacious people to deal with here, which requires great firmness and above all great temper in those who have to deal with them. " Vaughan's letters too show that he was quickly beginning to underst...and the arcana imperii of the United States. The Federal government is anxious to be just and even conciliatory but it lacks firmness in dealing with its constituent members. Even Jackson strong-willed as he is and well-disposed to England cannot forget that he will be a candidate for re-election and must consider the vote of Maine. And at a somewhat later stage of the dispute Vaughan writes that Jackson is showing "not the force .... Of his own character, but the temporizing character of Van Buren.
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Sketch of Vaughan's early career. Ed.
500 The Papej's of Sir Charles R. Vaughan 501 icans might secure a frontier so near the St. Lawrence as to be a source of danger in time to come. One of his letters to Douglas clearly shows that he had grasped the temper of New England. " I find I have a tough, tenacious people to deal with here, which requires great firmness and above all great temper in those who have to deal with them. " Vaughan's letters too show that he was quickly beginning to underst...and the arcana imperii of the United States. The Federal government is anxious to be just and even conciliatory but it lacks firmness in dealing with its constituent members. Even Jackson strong-willed as he is and well-disposed to England cannot forget that he will be a candidate for re-election and must consider the vote of Maine. And at a somewhat later stage of the dispute Vaughan writes that Jackson is showing "not the force .... Of his own character, but the temporizing character of Van Buren.
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