The Works of Alexander Hamilton volume 10
The Works of Alexander Hamilton volume 10
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TO GOUVERNEUR MORRIS New York, Jan. Lo, 1801.
I thank you, my dear sir, for your letter of the 5th instant. The scruples you express about the rati- fication of the convention are very respectable. No well-informed man can doubt that it is an exception- able instrument, but I continue of the opinion that it is best, upon the whole, to ratify it unconditionally.
It does not appear to me that, on fair construction, the existence of the old treaties is recognized, though a right of mutual indemnit...ies as to the past is ad- mitted. But inasmuch as it is declared that they shall hereafter have no effect until a future agree- ment, this appears to me to amount to the consent of France that they shall become inoperative and null, unless they shall be revived by the consent of Private Correspondence 409 the United States. So far I think that some thing is gained. For the right of one party to annul a treaty is a Htigious right, never consummated till the other party waives its opposition. This is now in substance done by France.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TO GOUVERNEUR MORRIS New York, Jan. Lo, 1801.
I thank you, my dear sir, for your letter of the 5th instant. The scruples you express about the rati- fication of the convention are very respectable. No well-informed man can doubt that it is an exception- able instrument, but I continue of the opinion that it is best, upon the whole, to ratify it unconditionally.
It does not appear to me that, on fair construction, the existence of the old treaties is recognized, though a right of mutual indemnit...ies as to the past is ad- mitted. But inasmuch as it is declared that they shall hereafter have no effect until a future agree- ment, this appears to me to amount to the consent of France that they shall become inoperative and null, unless they shall be revived by the consent of Private Correspondence 409 the United States. So far I think that some thing is gained. For the right of one party to annul a treaty is a Htigious right, never consummated till the other party waives its opposition. This is now in substance done by France.
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