...part of their possessions. To attempt the establish" ment of a colony, in those possessions, would be to usurp, " to the exclusion of others, a commercial...United States. The Government of Russia has never dis" puted these positions, nor manifested the slightest dis" satisfaction at their having been taken....

...neutral navigation. But the recurrence of these occasions of complaint has rendered the renewal of the the exclusion of others, a commercial intercourse,...possession of all. It could not be done without encroaching -,pon existing ri'lits of the Unileil States. The government of Russia has never disputed these positions,...

...every part of their possessions. To attempt the establishment of a colony in those possessions would be to usurp, to the exclusion of others, a commercial...intercourse which was the common possession of all. It conld nut be done without encroaching upon existing rights of the United States, The Government of...

...the contingency happened," would have becn, what it ought to have been, an explicit disavowal of aD " Most of the new American Republics have declared their entire assent to them, and they now propose, amor.¿ ' the subjects of consultation at Panama, to take into consideration the means of making cfi'ectual...

...part of their possessions. To attempt the establishment of a colony in those po»tessions would be to usurp, to the exclusion of others, a commercial...all. It could not be done without encroaching upon the existing rights of the United States." Yet these existing rights have been encroached upon, nullified,...

...potscssions uviild be to usurp, to the exclusion of others, a commercial intercourse which tras thf common possession of all. It could not be done without encroaching upon the existing rights ol the United States.'' Yet these ^xisting rights have been encroached upon, nullified,...

...he goes on asserting that " to attempt the establishment of a col' ony in such possessions would be to usurp, to ' the exclusion of others, a commercial intercourse ' which was the common possession of ail." We see it stated , also, in the same message, that one of the main objects of the Panama Congress...

...asserting that " to attempt the establishment of a col' пну in such possessions would be to usurp, to 1 the exclusion of others, a commercial intercourse ' which was the common possession of ail." We see it stated, also, in the same message, that one of the main objects of the Panama Congress...

...every part of thcir possessions. To attempt the establishment of a colony in those possessions wauld be to usurp, to the exclusion of others, a commercial...all. It could not be done without encroaching upon the existing rights of the United States. HENRY CLAY. I deprecate this deference for foreign powers....

...part of their possessions. To attempt the establishment of a colony in those possessions, would be to usurp, to the exclusion of others, a commercial...States. The Government of Russia has never disputed fließe positions, nor manifested the slightest dissatisfaction at their having been taken. Most of...