Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-16

upon II through menace or intimidation, is more or
less disavowed
Yet when the who'll succession Of facts is taken
into view when We perceive the care which seems
to have been taken iopreseD, them il an uufavora
bic light. without mailing allowance for .lrcum-
stances which explained them, wi,hou, paying any
regard TO considsfa,lors which che governmen, of
the T. States itself bsj previously admitted. when I
at th. end Of ibis uninterrupted series or al.
legations. which havcthc appearance Of wrongs for
the sole reason tha, they made to rest on isola-
ted and incomplete statements the unex peced
proposition TO say the least, to seize upon French
property Il is impossible at FIRST view, i, is even
Difficult, after reflection to escape the thought that
AL this part OF fh. Mes-Sge had boon written
double purpose stated abnve.
IL is not SO. however; at least we hope IL is not.
Bu, 10 Danish eniirrly such an idea what would
be necessary; Nothing but what Is very simple.
We DO not here conicsd about this or that phrase
this or that allegation, this that expression we
contend about the Infection ITSELF which has dicle-
ted that part of the Message. If it be true that
the Presiden, Of the Uued States, IN presenting
To Congress statement Of the facts connected
with the Treaty OF the An of July, had no ipten-
ton to cast any doubt on The good faith of the
French Government, if It be true iha, the Pfes-
dent Of the United States in proposing to Congress
" u''''e '"e so~"re ny '"fVe VI a'"'s '"e tencn
properly, hao NOT the Intention TO assume win re-
Pa'u 10 rance, Wehfcihg alutuue, we cannot
see now ne could hnd any d''hc"l'y IN declaring H.
such neclafali'n really contained ID Mr Law
hes'"" no'e nadresse" 10 we rehcn government
4 on the 21h OF January or in that which the same
Minister len at his departure on the 9Th of April
/ We would be equally at loss to affirm or to
deny IT and for this reason 1t is evident that Dc-
Their the one the other be considered suffi-
cien'. The note oil the 2oth oil January is Inten-
ued TO discuss contradictory win lie frehch gov
eminent 'he correctness OF iac's asserted III 'he
message OF fresiaeht Jackson. IL Is intended 10
prove 'hat Tue we" taken ny h''" o' tncse iactS Is
at east piausioie' IL Is III Tue 'n'os W Inns lopg
o'sluis'uoh 'nat TWO OF 'hree phrases are 'ncueh-
| 'ahy thrown OUT, on Tue Just commence winch 'he
government VI ,"e =. states nus a'"'ys e"'e''a'"
ca !" Tue sincerity OF Tue fehch government con-
uue"ce w'i'cn Mr LIVINGSTON hau Always mace
d"'y 10 'os'er anu "h'ch' according 10 h'n' not
~ con'raa'c''on WIN any oil inc IDEAS OF "Hcga-
s ~ .ne essogs "e a "ose an ., n ve
rect and anticipated examination orthe amendment
introduced by the Chamber of Deputies. While
upon this examination. and with view to prove
! that any demand for explanations would in future
be useless in fact and nadmissible in principle Mr.
I LIVINGSTON refers TO the testimony given by him
! in his first note to the good faith of the French
government he refers to subsequent sanction Civ
en- by the President TO the contents of that note he
dwells on the paragraph in the Message of the
President, in which aidea of threat is he saws. en-
| or.s.J, J;s,ro,,sd
Won will easi,v conce;vc Sir and tho Cabinet or
wasbinnton will we ,bink understand !, also Tia,
s,ch nbroses incidentally ;nsered in documon,o
tho onr,or, and tenor IF yhicb are noemic,l and
surrounded in some measure bv details or con-
,r,orau ,Icb i hes;dos M, al,,,ys r,oo from nj,
,erness canno, disneI sutIicion,Iv rho ;mnrossion
orodncad n, tho norns,I of tho Moss,no nor s,,;Io
Tho m;nd az ,ouId tho s,mc ;dc, evnressed in ,erms
s,,Io nosi,;,o a;,oc, ana ,,naocor,nan;od h., .nn
rac.;,n;n.,o,,s ooncernn c.c,s or nc;don,s mo Ion
nor or .nv imDo,,.nce S,ch ia tho mo,;yo uhicI,
emon,, ,n,nv ~ hors h,s nIscod tho Fronch cnve,n
mon, IL ,he ;,onossi,,;I,v &c .cccona 70 Tho ,.h
eynressed hy Nj Iiy;ras,on ,ounrds The Conclusion
&c his no,o ~ ,'a o5 ~ AMI, hr decL,ri,, r,a
tho Chamber IF peors o,obobIyl ina, u,eriors or
o,,o,;oas ,,;, H., II. or,L, En;,ed Sto,,s
,,J .,L.ao.',a,,,, -, n. p,as;i..t had ,a,.6,d1
rho -, ,.alro,d ~, H. nor,soI ~ tho
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