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upon its adoption; which taken. and resulted

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81 no roso,,ton ,r,o orooa .,
form, viz:
I.t Resolved That 90 nucb Of tho ANNA, n.
President OF the United States to the two houses OF Con-
Of the United States with foreign natons-o the that
brought on the war with Mexieoto the alleged invasion
hositiesto the efforts made by the Presden! of the Uni
ed ssss to Obtain the cesson by Mexico to the
Cheu ites OF portion Oh ner erritory as an indemnify
o our calhs on her-to release OF Mexico from her Ia
phes 10 our Gltizens ana the assumption OF her pay
ment by the United States, together with The recon-
nenGat'oh that me provinces OF New Mexico and the
sh3uio pc re,ahed by me ohued STATES as an IN
demn ha hey should hereafter be considered constituent
parts OF our country ana the civil laws ana jurisdiction OF
the Cplleo STATES eA'enuca over hemi ana the reconnen
aaioh mat e other Hexcan provinces whch nave been
10 our possession oy conquest should continue 10
oe ne,o as H'eas VI coecins mexico 10 tefns Oh peace
ana ta adequate compensation should be xed by law Tor
shch oicers pot ciV ana military as may be employed
10 conduct sucn government be referred to the COMMITTEE
| on foreiRh hHairs.
"a mat SO much Oh SAID message as cconmends thai
ue CaloH, ana me estapshicnt OF Territorial gov
eInueht IN oregon, De referred 10 the Conimluee on
IefrioIies
3D. That so much OF said message relates the state
lions in Mexico, together with the report of the Secretary
OF War accompanying said message, be referred to the
Committee on Military Affairs.
4th That much said message as relates to the estab
shment of tribunals and punish crimes and exercise
jurisdiction in civil American citizens in China
and much relates the imposition and collection of
duties imports into the ports of Mexico by order of the
President of the United States and the disbursement the
moneys collected, be referred the Committee the
Judiciary, with Instructions said inquire
posed and said moneys disbursed.
3h Ihat SO much OF said message relates to the
merce, tonnage, and navigation of the country, and the
influence which the operations of the subeasry, the
csoh Oh tue ecel Oh pank paper IN payment OF dues to
the and the tariff of the Both of July 1886
have had and VIII have on the trade and currency of the
country, be referred to The committee ON Commerce.
oh mat SO much OF sad message as relates TO the sub
ect OF manufactures, and to the influence Of the tariff act
ofhe 5oth July, A. D. 1910 on the manufactures OF the
country, be referred to the Committee Manufactures
|h Ih so much OF SAID message as relates 10 the con-
dtion and operations OF the navy together with the accom-