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Such sentiments as he had now expressed
by tiffanysoutlet Mon Feb 14, 2011 2:09 pm
Such sentiments as he had now expressed
he was convinced, entirely bear him Tiffany & Co out in voting for the amendment; and the more particularly, as the consequence of its passing would be a full House, and its natural result, a close investigation of a subject, than which few, if any, were superior in importance.The House divided on the amendment, which was negatived by 213 against The motion for a call of the House was after wards put, Tiffany & Co and rejected without a division. February Mr. Fox observed, that it gave him pleasure to assure the House, that he should trespass but a short time upon their patience, as the documents for which he meant to move, went merely to the situation of our present, and the probable state of our future trade with Portugal; which though an object essentially necessary to be known in that House, previous to their coming to any decision upon the Commercial Treaty with France, yet, as far as it opened a field for argument, could only be considered in one of these two points of view, viz. whether before we had entered into a commercial treaty with a new customer, we had taken care to secure our connection with an old and valuable one; or in case of not having done so, whether having made a treaty with France we were likely to keep our connection with Portugal, our Tiffany and Co old customer, if the treaty was to be commercially considered; our old ally, if the treaty was to be considered Tiffany Co politically Tor solely trusted to putting ourselves exclusively into the hands of France, both as a customer, and not an ally, for that she certainly could not be called, but as a new political friend.These were the heads under which everv argument upon the subject must range; and the better to make himself under stood by the House, he would point out the three periods of time, at which the treaty with Portugal could alone have been made, but at each Tiffany Jewelry of which periods undoubtedly, there was a material difference in point of ease and advantage.
he was convinced, entirely bear him Tiffany & Co out in voting for the amendment; and the more particularly, as the consequence of its passing would be a full House, and its natural result, a close investigation of a subject, than which few, if any, were superior in importance.The House divided on the amendment, which was negatived by 213 against The motion for a call of the House was after wards put, Tiffany & Co and rejected without a division. February Mr. Fox observed, that it gave him pleasure to assure the House, that he should trespass but a short time upon their patience, as the documents for which he meant to move, went merely to the situation of our present, and the probable state of our future trade with Portugal; which though an object essentially necessary to be known in that House, previous to their coming to any decision upon the Commercial Treaty with France, yet, as far as it opened a field for argument, could only be considered in one of these two points of view, viz. whether before we had entered into a commercial treaty with a new customer, we had taken care to secure our connection with an old and valuable one; or in case of not having done so, whether having made a treaty with France we were likely to keep our connection with Portugal, our Tiffany and Co old customer, if the treaty was to be commercially considered; our old ally, if the treaty was to be considered Tiffany Co politically Tor solely trusted to putting ourselves exclusively into the hands of France, both as a customer, and not an ally, for that she certainly could not be called, but as a new political friend.These were the heads under which everv argument upon the subject must range; and the better to make himself under stood by the House, he would point out the three periods of time, at which the treaty with Portugal could alone have been made, but at each Tiffany Jewelry of which periods undoubtedly, there was a material difference in point of ease and advantage.
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