Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-14


Various resolutions have been introduced in'o
Congress, which are probably indicative OF the
feeling of different sections of the country, from
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winch 'ne nhen''e's ''"o'u'"'s "'e"'
We therefore give an abstract oil what appear 10
be the most important ones
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In inc oeha'e' iesouuo"s WIZ "'''N"" "
Mn CALHOUN, declaring that
IA, To hold ar annex Mexico was contrary to
,ho ,,ni;cy ami gcnius Of our nation and subyersve
~ anr free institutions.
Oh TTa, no,hing should he done In prosccutiug
,he ,.ar iesding ~ snrb eonscouenccs.
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l. IhAt our true Poiley ncquIes We ,t.a ="
OF sucn contiguous 'erii'o'f NJ - "" 80 1.s "
strengthen our coniineIVlAi Any po'l'.a. 49,
"a. lhhi 10 Iesu,,"v''' WIN 1922 ~ ,r,.s
can be eensu,n''ohai'! r"po'eu 0" '''"'' i''''''
torres OF Sta'eS =.
In the House, resolutions were offered by Dir
grrpurSs. Of Geonyia. 10 the effect that
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ayie" 10 conques, oi McN,Voi " u"y Pa.s y, -
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hohorAo'e 10 oo.l pA..s ~ ,rocr
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anu rign'iui =, a"u -, H. ns5s
nihon SUI PioPoI w ~ 10, H.,
for All tne Jus. o'.s =, d;,,iaJ H. a.an,.,;"r
couhu! .no SIos a. - r. cons,
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Is IN violation o. Ihe I1nst'u'loh Anu uAHee'ou' W
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inc WEAK, anu - uiAlono,~pie; ,,,.. .-..,,,
hh. ihaI 70 ehact llueili''i ., s,eA'v m
\ deNoiFe upon US the necessity OF eHNuns " III a."
future wars, or Of surrcndenng pnneiP,e.. am
SIN ihh new teiIlof! VIII rAi'e see''o''"' u''i'
cnliies ana aniinosiiics' .--....
YIN. mar 'nsre = no 100 fe'son UT ,V'''"1
/ our troops IN MeSi,o' unless 70. 'oi'l',s'.
ION. lha VICTORIOUS hAtou ma! pe sene'"u'
and show ioroearanrei Wthoa. fepioach. -,
I'm, lhAtthe best means OF securing peace WOMB
| DC, under PFVpT Petmiimfg m'o'.y'''"Ni '" wiz"
draw our troops TO the Nneees, ,,--,---
18th. That We cannot INSIST upon 'he uismsHyeI,
meni Of Mexico unless upon the PRINCIPE ma
might makes night when . 'ile 'respo3,eI p'e-
a' e. "a !, ~ NJ w % ' 40 ~ w
IA rh,, n cors,r.'s rssolye IN t-osecute IN,
H. IN ,.n.si s,',.,,lis. sbo,d ~ furnished
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That the President be requested to inform mex
leo that peace may he established on ule iono"lnt
terms;
I LIST. The Nueees shall be the boundary line.
I'd. Dsavowng any rights by conquest, the I'm
ted States will purchase from Mexico with her con
sentl the following territory; beginning At pom
on the Gulf Of Mexico, as near as may DC 70 IN
centre Of the great desert or prnire which lies be
tween the waters Of the Rio Grande and the hl'
Nneccs thence, following the course OF the eentr
OF the SAID desert or prairie northwest TO me rang
o. mountains which di'lde INC waisrs o. tne , ~
Slanue rom ulose t'lal ruh eas'Naru 70 'ne cul
=, ma Ing ~ sso ~ i e'
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9Th. The United State viii ask ofNoSieo no in
demnity for the expenses Of the war.
5th. Upon treaty being made and ratiied tn
troops Of the United States shall retire from Mexico
9th The United States shall guarantee TO ind
yiduals the titles 10 lands arunted by Mexico
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81 Nh Van DYKE, OF n =.
advance from the Nueces to the Rio Grunde' wa
unnecessary and unwisei was an act Of oqyrcssio
III MI Tsas u ,he io1ssion ' ~ Us Ma .,,A and
Of the Rio Grande, was unjust, cruel and wrong
and lhsi 10 require her TO give w her territory sub
"ble and uneS r;s,nn ~ sue - "O~'A "
Sd. That the further prosecution of the war shout,
cease and the army be w1tidrawn into our own ter
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.end " 10 ss,,,s homndarS ~. "a 1u
questions.
by Mr. HOLMES, OF 8. G.
Isl That The nationality Of Mexico should not b
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| I'd. That ali territory beyond The Rio Crande h,
reeeded, on condition that citizens have free &C
cess 70 New Mexico aud CALIFORNIA; and also th'
| ~ hs"' VI enuy " shlppihk. anu also thc rSh