Judge whether Aberdeen wants liberty--or territory! In effect he reasserts England's right to interfere in our affairs.

We fought one war to disprove that.
England has said enough on this continent.

And England has meddled enough." Calhoun and Ward looked at each other, sober in their realization of the grave problems which then beset American statesmanship and American thought.

The old doctor was first to break the silence.

"Then do you accept?
Will you serve again, John ?" "Listen to me.