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Examination and Review of a Pamphlet Printed and Secretly Circulated by M.E. Gorostiza - Couverture souple
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Présentation de l'éditeur
A mono the many and singular productions with which the press has teemed in modem times, a parallel to the present will be sought for in vain. In times of high political excitement in these United States, and in the midst of French revolution, a Foreign Minister has so far forgotten himself, and the nature of his ministry, as to threaten an appeal from the American Executive to the popular will. At a later period, to subserve a double purpose, Don Luis de Onis, who negotiated the Treaty (1819 with Secretary A dams, upon his return to Madrid, published a pamphlet, full of vituperation and abuse against the Government and People of the United States. He had been accused by his cotemporaries of too great partiality to this country. He had therefore to disprove that partiality, and at the same time to procure the ratification of the treaty which he had just negotiated, and which had been suspended by the Spanish Monarchy. He succeeded in both objects. I esecured a mission to Naples; and the treaty was ratified. It is true his mis-statements were of an extraordinary character, and must have been wilfully made, but he at least had the delicacy not to issue them from an American press. Without the boldness of Genet, or the diplomatic skill of Ddn Luis, Don Manuel Eduardo de GoROST izA, the extraordinary representative of a rfe facto Government, having failed in his ostensible object, of divert Iii npeaking of the Goreriunent of Mexico as a Oo Temment de faet only, the obs Qrvation is not made relativelj to the noB.
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