The Presidential Election
The Presidential Election
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Johnson was a member of the committee, which inquired into General Jackson's conduct, and oj)posed the report.
Page 135. — He stated, that *'tbe conduct of Gen. Jackson, in regard to the trial of Arbuthnot and Ambrister, had been the subject of censure, from a misconception of the law, and the facts coJinected with it; and particularly by confounding two princi])lcs of the laws of nations, which were in themselves separate and distinct. The general order directing the execu- tion of these men a...sserted, tiiat the subject of any nation, ma- king war upon a nation at peace with that to which he belongs^ is an outlaw and a pirate. " Col. Joheson said, **he would venture to say, that every ground taken by tbat man, whose valour and conduct on the memorable 8th of January, in the darkest period of the late war, had caused joy to beam from every face, would be found tenahle on principles, \>hich have prevailed from the commence- ment of civilization to the present day. He pledged himself to produce chapter and verse, to support his conduct, in every in- cident of the war.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Johnson was a member of the committee, which inquired into General Jackson's conduct, and oj)posed the report.
Page 135. — He stated, that *'tbe conduct of Gen. Jackson, in regard to the trial of Arbuthnot and Ambrister, had been the subject of censure, from a misconception of the law, and the facts coJinected with it; and particularly by confounding two princi])lcs of the laws of nations, which were in themselves separate and distinct. The general order directing the execu- tion of these men a...sserted, tiiat the subject of any nation, ma- king war upon a nation at peace with that to which he belongs^ is an outlaw and a pirate. " Col. Joheson said, **he would venture to say, that every ground taken by tbat man, whose valour and conduct on the memorable 8th of January, in the darkest period of the late war, had caused joy to beam from every face, would be found tenahle on principles, \>hich have prevailed from the commence- ment of civilization to the present day. He pledged himself to produce chapter and verse, to support his conduct, in every in- cident of the war.
What to read after The Presidential Election?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pseud From Old Catalog Philo Jackson to read onlineMoreLess
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