Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-06-10
FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1913.


consideration Of the Treaty, &C. snd the question recurring
striking out the remaining part Of lie tenth article ae
debate
The question stated Sha these words stand par
of the treaty." to wit
'sA grants land made by the Mexican Government
by the competent authorities in territories previously appe
tanning to Mexico, and remaining for The future within the
Limits of the United States, shall be respected valid,
the extent that the grants would be valid if the
said territories had remained within the limits Of Mexico
And determined in the negative Yeas 49, nays 80.
| Those who voted in the affirmative are
essrs Ashley, Badger, Baldwin, Berien, Butler Clarke,
Clayton Corwin Crtenden Dayton, Greene, Hale, John
son, of Nd, johnson, of La, Mangum Miller, Pearce,
Spruance Upham.
Those who voted in the negative
Messrs Allen, Atchison, Aheron Bagby Bell, Benton,
Bradbury Breese Bright Calhoun, Cass, Dickinson, Dix,
Douglas Downs Felch Foote, Hannegan, Houston, Hun
ter, Johnson of Ga, Lewis Mason Moor Niles Phelps
Rusk, Sewer, Sturgeon Turney, Underwood Westcott,
Yuee.
On motion by Mr., BaKEsE, to strike out of the eleventh
article the following words, to wit
''Nor to provide such Indians with firearms ammuni-
ton, by sale or otherwise"
After debate the question was stated "sha these words
stand part of the eleventh article ?"
And it determined in the negative Yeas 20, 90
Those who voted in the affirmative are
Messrs. Ashley, Anterior, Bagby Bel, Butler Glass;
Dickinson, Dix, Foote Hale, johnson, of Nd Johnson, of
La, Johnson of Ga, Mangum, Mason, Miller Moor, Sc
ver, Sturgeon Turney
Those who Voted in the negative are
Messrs. Allen, Atchson, Badger Baldwin, Benton Ber-
rien, Bradbury, Breese, Bright, Calhoun Corwin Crten
den, Davis, of Mass Davis of Miss, Douglas, Downs,
Fech Hannegan, Houston, Hunter, Lewis, Miles, Phelps
Rusk, Spruance, Underwood, Webster Wescott, Yulee.
On motion by Mr. RusK, strike OF the eleventh article
the following words, to wit:
And, in the event of any person persons, captured
6 n, T,l; ho:r
the territory of the United States the Government of the
latter engages and binds itself in the manner,
it shall know Of such captives being within its
territory, and shall be able to do through tie faithful
ercse of its influence and power them and
hem their country deliver them the agent or repre-
sentative of the Mexican Government. The Mexican
thoies will far practicable give to the Government of
the United States notice Of such captures and its agent shall
pay the expenses incurred IN the maintenance and transmits
sion OF the rescued captives who, in the time, shall
be treated with the hospitality by the American
hoes at the place where they may be. But the Gov
eminent Of the United States before receiving such notice
from Mexico should obtain intelligence through any other
channel OF the existence Of Mexican capves within
rory, viii proceed forthwith effect their release and de-
livery 10 the Mexican agent, as above stipulated
For the purpose Of giving to these puaons the fullest
possible efficacy, thereby aodng the security and redress
demanded by their spirit and intent the Government
of the United States will and hereafter pass, without
unnecessary delay, and always vgiany enforce, such laws
as the nature Of the subject may require and, finally the
OF lnls ODgauon sight OF by
the said Government, when providing for the Of the
Indians Iom any portion of the said territories, for
being settled by citizens Of the United States but the
contrary special shall then be taken place isldan
occupants under the necessity Of seeking homes BY
committing those invasions which the United States have
solemnly obliged themselves to restrain"
After debate the question stated, Shall these words
stand part Of the eleventh article !"
And it determined it the affirmative Yeas 80 naysl2
| Those who voted in the affirmative are
| Messrs. Ashley Atchison, Anterior, Bagby BALDWIN,
Bell Bradbury, Breese Bright Butler Calhoun Cass Crit
tenden Davis, Of Mass, Dayton, Dickinson, Dir, Downs
Fech, Foote Greene, Hale, Hannegan, Hunter Johnson
Of Md, Johnson, of Ga, Maugum, Mason, Miller Moor,
Miles Phelps Sewer, spuance, Sturgeon, Turney, Under
wood, Upham, Yulee
Those who voted in the negative
Messrs. Allen, Badger, Benton Berren, Corwn, Davis,
OF Miss, Douglas, Houston, Lewis Rusk, Webster, West
cott
On motion by Mr. DoreLAs, to strike out of the eleventh
article the following words, to wit
Considering that great part Of the territories which, BY
the present Treaty, be comprehended for the future
within the limits Of the United States, is occupied by
savage tribes who will hereafter be under the exclusive
troll OF the Government Of the United States and whose in.
cursions within the territory Of Mexico would be preudca
in the extreme IL is soiemny agreed that all such ncur.ons
shall be focby restrained by the Government Of the Unit
ed States whensoeyer this may be necessary and that when
they cannot be prevented they shall be punished by the said
Government, and satisfaction for the shall be exaced
all III he same way, and with equal dgence and energy,
as if the incursons meditated committed within
its own territory against its own citizens"
After debate, the question stated "Shal these words
stand part Of the eleventh article -
And il determined in the affirmative YEAST nays s.
Thoe who voted in the affirmative
Messrs. Ashley, Atchison, Atherton Badger, BaVby
Baldwin, Bell Berren, Bradbury, Breese, Bright, Butler
Calhoun Cas- Corwn, Crtenden Davis, Of Mass, Davis
Of Miss, Dayton, Dickinson, Dir, Downs, Felch, Fooe
Greene, Hale, Hannegln, Houston Hunter johnson, Of
Nd, Johnson Of La, Johnson, Of Ca, Mangum, Mason
Miller, Moor, Miles, Phelps Rusk Sewer, SpruGnce Sur-
geon, Turney, Underwood, Upham, Webster, Yulee.
Those who voted in the negative
\ Messrs Allen, Benton, Douglas Lewis WestcJa
Mr. sEvIER moved to strike the additional and secret
article Of the treaty, viz
" In view Of the possibility that the exchange the ra6.
cations Of this treaty may, by the circumstances which the
Mexican republic placed, be delayed longer than the term
Of four months fixed BY iis twenty third article for the en-
change Of ratfcsons Of the same, is hereby agreed that
such delay shall not any MANNER affect tie force and
validity Of this treaty, unless should exceed the term of
eight months, counted from the date Of the signature thereof
This arce is 10 have the force and virtue as if in
serted in the treaty 70 which this Is an addition"
n The question stated "Wi the Senae advise and
consent TO the ratification Of this article I"
And il determined in the negative Yea O. NAYS a.
Those who voted in the affirmative are
Messrs. Baldwin and Johnson Of Maryland
Those who voted in the negative are
Messrs Allen Ashley, Atchison Anterior Badger Bsov
Bell Benton, Berrien, Bradbury Breese BRIGHT, Bulsr
Calhoun, Cass Corwn, Crttenden Davis o. Mass Davis
Of Miss, Dickinson, Dix, Douglas, Downs FsIch Fooe