 | United States. Congress - 1826
...encourage excesses and examples, the contagion of which, " from our neighborhood, would be dangerous to our " quiet and safety; the Government of the United...itself called upon to interpose its power. " But it ia not apprehended that any of those contingen" cies will arise, and, consequently, it is most probable... | |
 | United States. Congress Senate - 1826 - 160 strani
...encourage excesses and examples, the contagion of which, from our neighborhood, would be dangerous to our quiet and safety; the Government of the United...itself called upon to interpose its power. But it is'not apprehended that'any of those contingencies will arise, and, consequently, it is most probable... | |
 | United States. Congress - 1826
...encourage excesses and examples, the conta" gion of which, from our neighborhood, would licdan' gerous to our quiet and safety; the Government of the : United...feel itself called upon to interpose " its power. Hut it is not apprehended that any of tiiose contingencies will arise, and, consequently, it is most... | |
 | United States. Congress - 1826
...encourage excesses and examples, the conta" gion of which, from our neighborhood, would be dan" gcrous to our quiet and safety; the Government of the " United States might feel itself calh-d upon to internóse " its power. But it is not apprehended that any of those " contingencies... | |
 | Joseph Blunt - 1827
...encourage excesses and examples, the contagion of which, from our neighborhood, would be dangerous to our quiet and safety ; the government of the United...apprehended that any of those contingencies will arise, and, conse quently, it is most probable that the United States, should the war Continue, will remain hereafter,... | |
 | United States. Congress, Thomas Hart Benton - 1858
...encourage excesses and examples, the contagion of which, from our neighborhood, would be dangerous to our quiet and safety; the Government of the United...continue, will remain hereafter, as they have been heretofore, neutral observers of the progress of its events. "You will be pleased to communicate the... | |
 | John Bach McMaster - 1900
...1825. another; if, in fine, they should set examples which, from our neighborhood, would be dangerous to our quiet and safety, the Government of the United States might feel called on to interpose its power." * In plain language, if the Republicans of South America invaded... | |
 | John Bach McMaster - 1900
...1828. another; if, in fine, they should set examples which, from our neighborhood, would be dangerous to our quiet and safety, the Government of the United States might feel called on to interpose its power." * In plain language, if the Republicans of South America invaded... | |
 | John Bach McMaster - 1900
...1825. another; if, in fine, they should set examples which, from our neighborhood, would be dangerous to our quiet and safety, the Government of the United States might feel called on to interpose its power." * In plain language, if the Republicans of South America invaded... | |
 | William Ray Manning - 1916 - 406 strani
...and encourage excesses and examples, the contagion of which from our neighborhood would be dangerous to our quiet and safety, the government of the United...States might feel itself called upon to interpose its power."78 ^This veiled threat conveyed 78 Clay to Middleton, December 26, 1825, MS., Department of... | |
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... in a desolating manner ; if, contrary to all expectation, they should put arms into the hands of one race of the inhabitants to destroy the lives of another ; if, in short, they should countenance and encourage excesses and examples, the contagion... 
