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The Daily Dispatch: January 4, 1862., [Electronic resource], Negro Hiring for 1862. (search)
send him a copy of this dispatch. Receive, sir, the assurance of my high consideration. Thouvenel. Monsieur Henri Mercier, Minister of the Emperor at Washington. Mr. Seward to Mr Merthe subject, as I think, renders unnecessary any discussion of it in reply to the comments of M. Thouvenel. I am permitted, however, to say that M. Thouvenel has not been in error in supposing, firstM. Thouvenel has not been in error in supposing, first, that the Government of the United States has not acted in any spirit of disregard of the rights or of the sensibilities of the British nation, and that he is equally just in assuming that the UnitedGreat Britain on the subject now in question, and to compare them with the views expressed by M. Thouvenel on the part of France, it will probably perceive that while it must be admitted that those tha more definite agreement upon the whole subject by all maritime powers. You will assure M. Thouvenel that this Government appreciates as well the frankness of his explanations as the spirit of f
The Daily Dispatch: January 4, 1862., [Electronic resource], Negro Hiring for 1862. (search)
send him a copy of this dispatch. Receive, sir, the assurance of my high consideration. Thouvenel. Monsieur Henri Mercier, Minister of the Emperor at Washington. Mr. Seward to Mr Merthe subject, as I think, renders unnecessary any discussion of it in reply to the comments of M. Thouvenel. I am permitted, however, to say that M. Thouvenel has not been in error in supposing, firstM. Thouvenel has not been in error in supposing, first, that the Government of the United States has not acted in any spirit of disregard of the rights or of the sensibilities of the British nation, and that he is equally just in assuming that the UnitedGreat Britain on the subject now in question, and to compare them with the views expressed by M. Thouvenel on the part of France, it will probably perceive that while it must be admitted that those tha more definite agreement upon the whole subject by all maritime powers. You will assure M. Thouvenel that this Government appreciates as well the frankness of his explanations as the spirit of f