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u INTO effect is alike subject free determination and
indispensable to the fulRlmen of the intention.


mat the Congress of Panama will accomplish ALL or
ven any of the transcendent benefits to the human
whch warmed the conceptions of its first proposer it we're
peEhaps indugng too sangune forecast Of events to
PROMISE 1t 49, in its nature, speculative and
experimental The blessing of Heaven may 10 the
account Of human Improvement Accidents unforeseen,
and mschances not to be anticipated may battle all its high
purposes and dlsappont its fairest expectations But the
desgn IS great IS benevolent, humane 1t looks to the
meoration OF the condition of 1t congenal with
that spirit which prompted the Declaration of Indepen
dence which inspired the preamble of first treaty with
france which dictated first treaty with Prussia and
the instructions under which it negotiated which filed
the hearts and fired the souls of the immortal founders of
our Revolution.


With this unrestricted exposition Of The motives BY which


nave been governed in this Transaction well of the
to be discussed and of The ends if possible to be
attained by our representation at the proposed Congress-
SUBMIT the proprley of appropriation, the candid
consideration, and enlightened patriotism the Legisla.
ture. John Quincy ADAMS