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Editorial
March 23, 1824
The New Hampshire Gazette
Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
What is this article about?
Editorial notes contemptuous French press reaction to U.S. President's Message, contrasts with British adulation, urges re-examination due to source, and upholds President's anti-alliance maxim. Signed 'Dem. press.'
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Full Text
The remarks of the Paris editor on the Message of the President are rather contemptuous; but it is well to hear what our enemies, as well as our friends, say of us: perhaps truth lies between. The French Editor is too severe, while those of England are too adulatory. The very circumstance of a President's Message being praised by the Ministerial writers in Great Britain should induce a strict re-examination. "Entangling alliances with none," was a maxim of that President; whose wisdom and whose principles entitled all his opinions to profound respect.—Dem. press.
What sub-type of article is it?
Foreign Affairs
What keywords are associated?
President's Message
Paris Editor
Entangling Alliances
Foreign Press
British Writers
What entities or persons were involved?
Paris Editor
President
Ministerial Writers In Great Britain
Dem. Press.
Editorial Details
Primary Topic
Foreign Press Reactions To President's Message
Stance / Tone
Balanced Defense Of President's Wisdom
Key Figures
Paris Editor
President
Ministerial Writers In Great Britain
Dem. Press.
Key Arguments
Paris Editor's Remarks On President's Message Are Contemptuous
French Editor Too Severe While English Writers Too Adulatory
Praise From British Ministerial Writers Warrants Re Examination
President's Maxim 'Entangling Alliances With None' Deserves Profound Respect