The Question Between the United States And Peru New York December 5th 1860
The Question Between the United States And Peru New York December 5th 1860
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" If any greater confirmation of this solemn declaration could be re* quired it might be found in the document cited above, which was subscribed before the Consul of the United States on the 1st of February, in which Captain Potte also asserts " that he has no complaint to make nor blame to cast against the said commander of the " Tambes or his government. " In view of such facts, so authentically and solemnly put together, not only by the Peruvian officers who participated therein, but by the ...very witnesses, themselves in- terested, who drew up the protest upon which the Plenipotentiary of the United States has grounded his claim, it seems to the undersigned Unnecessary to go into a discussion of the questions of law which have been broached in the correspondence between His Excellency and the Minister of Foreign Relations of Peru. The facts assumed having no existence, there is no ground for an accusation, nor can there be any reason for de- fence or vindication. And here the undersigned must declare his inability to understand the intentions of the said Plenipotentiary of the United States in stating in his com- munication of the 10th of February to the Minister of Foreign Relations of Peru, after having received the documents mentioned, that he sees "no good reason to change or "modify his demand for satisfaction for the offence committeid against the ilag of the " United States by the commander of the Tumbes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" If any greater confirmation of this solemn declaration could be re* quired it might be found in the document cited above, which was subscribed before the Consul of the United States on the 1st of February, in which Captain Potte also asserts " that he has no complaint to make nor blame to cast against the said commander of the " Tambes or his government. " In view of such facts, so authentically and solemnly put together, not only by the Peruvian officers who participated therein, but by the ...very witnesses, themselves in- terested, who drew up the protest upon which the Plenipotentiary of the United States has grounded his claim, it seems to the undersigned Unnecessary to go into a discussion of the questions of law which have been broached in the correspondence between His Excellency and the Minister of Foreign Relations of Peru. The facts assumed having no existence, there is no ground for an accusation, nor can there be any reason for de- fence or vindication. And here the undersigned must declare his inability to understand the intentions of the said Plenipotentiary of the United States in stating in his com- munication of the 10th of February to the Minister of Foreign Relations of Peru, after having received the documents mentioned, that he sees "no good reason to change or "modify his demand for satisfaction for the offence committeid against the ilag of the " United States by the commander of the Tumbes.
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