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Paine, dispatches were regularly forwarded to that officer, who never failed to receive them with gratification.
Since every part of his initiative with European cabinets failed, Seward very skilfully dispatches all the minor affairs with Europe affairs generated by various maritime and international complications. Were his domestic policy as correct as is now his foreign policy, Seward would be the right man. Statesmanship emerges from the collision of great principles with important interests.
Cortez lost no time in sending off a vessel to Spain, with dispatches to the emperor; and his influence over the soldiers was so great that they, as well as the officers, relinquished all their shares of the treasure they had gained, in order that a worthy present should be sent home to their monarch.
It's actually a luxury to see streets and shop windows, and people in civilian clothing, going about their business." "Looks the same way to me, Harry, but we can't delay. We must be off to the President, with the dispatches from the Army of Northern Virginia." But they did not hurry greatly.
Gentlemen of the Senate and Gentlemen of the House of Representatives: In compliance with the request of the House of Representatives expressed in their resolution of the 2d of this month, I transmit to both Houses those instructions to and dispatches from the envoys extraordinary of the United States to the French Republic which were mentioned in my message of the 19th of March last, omitting only some names and a few expressions descriptive of the persons.
Few changes have taken place in our connections with the independent States of America since my last communication to Congress. The ratification of a commercial treaty with the United Republics of Mexico has been for some time under deliberation in their Congress, but was still undecided at the date of our last dispatches.
The Senator read his dispatches aloud at the breakfast table. Laura was troubled beyond measure at their tone, and said that that sort of comment would defeat the bill; but the Senator said: "Oh, not at all, not at all, my child. It is just what we want. Persecution is the one thing needful, now all the other forces are secured. Give us newspaper persecution enough, and we are safe.
The admiral congratulated him on his success, and at the same time put his commission and appointment into his hand. "You must be ready for sea again very soon though," said the admiral; "I have dispatches to send to Halifax, and unless another cruiser comes in, I must send you."
With natural reluctance Karl, having received his dispatches, at length rose to take leave and prepare for his enterprise. As there were traitors within the gates he kept all his arrangements secret. They were known only to his two young friends and Hans Bosch, who undertook to accompany him.
I understand their importance. And it is well that the people in England and in America should learn what is happening here in Belgium and how bitterly we need their aid." Those dispatches were, I believe, the only ones to come out of Antwerp during the bombardment.
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