The Voice of the People And the Facts
The Voice of the People And the Facts
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We have for near- ly half a century been claiming the free navigation of the St- Lawrence as a natural right. It has at length teen o-ratui- tously conceded to us by Great Britain, and now die Senator from Kentucky (Mr. Cl;«y) complains of it as a grievance.
The Senator (Mr. Cky, ) also complains that the instruc- tions state, "that the late administrations had abandoned cer- tain pretensions. " The Senator admits that these pretensions had been waired. The Senator from Georgia (Mr. Forsyth ) h...as contended that there is no difference in substance between these words. I leave this grave question to be settled by those learned Senators, and will proceed to shew what those pre- tensions were, and which 1 can hardly restrain myself from pronouncing, were puerile m the extreme.
During the session of 1S22, Congress was informed, that an act was pending in Parliament, for the opening of the coloni- ai ports to the commerce of die United States. In consequence, an act passed, authorising the President, in case the" act of Parliament was satisfactory to him, to open the ports of the United States to British vessels, by his proclamation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have for near- ly half a century been claiming the free navigation of the St- Lawrence as a natural right. It has at length teen o-ratui- tously conceded to us by Great Britain, and now die Senator from Kentucky (Mr. Cl;«y) complains of it as a grievance.
The Senator (Mr. Cky, ) also complains that the instruc- tions state, "that the late administrations had abandoned cer- tain pretensions. " The Senator admits that these pretensions had been waired. The Senator from Georgia (Mr. Forsyth ) h...as contended that there is no difference in substance between these words. I leave this grave question to be settled by those learned Senators, and will proceed to shew what those pre- tensions were, and which 1 can hardly restrain myself from pronouncing, were puerile m the extreme.
During the session of 1S22, Congress was informed, that an act was pending in Parliament, for the opening of the coloni- ai ports to the commerce of die United States. In consequence, an act passed, authorising the President, in case the" act of Parliament was satisfactory to him, to open the ports of the United States to British vessels, by his proclamation.
What to read after The Voice of the People And the Facts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Democratic Party Ny to read onlineMoreLess
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