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

The question was stated Shall these words stand .
part of the fifteenth article p
And it determined in the affirmative Yeas Al, nays
! Those who voted in the affirmative are
Messrs. Ashley, Anterior, Bagby, Baldwin, Bell Benton
Berrien, Bradbury, Breese, Bright Butler Calhoun, Cass
Clarke Crttenden Davis of Massachusetts, DAYTON Dick
inson, Dix, Downs, Fech, Foo Greene Hale Hannegan
Hunter johnson, of Maryland Johnson OF Georgia, Lewis
Mason, Miller, Moor, Niles, Pearce, Phelps Sewer Spru
ance, Sturgeon, Turney, Underwood, Yulee.
Those who voted in the negative are
Messrs. Badger, CorwiH Davis of Mississippi Houston
Johnson, OF Louisiana, Mangum, Rusk, Upham Westcot
On motion by Mr.. DoueLAs, to strike out Of the fourl
article the following words, TO wit
81 is also agreed that if any Mexicans should h
held captves by any savage tribe within the limits of tn
United States, about to be established by the following
article the Government of the said United States will
the release of such capves and them to be esoret
to their country"
After debate, the question stated "Shal these words
stand part of the fourth article +"
And determined in the affirmative Yeas 80, nays o.
Those who voted in the affirmative
Messrs. Ashley, Aheron Badger Bagby, Baldwin, Bell,
Breese Bright, Butler, Calhoun, Cass, Corwin, Crenden
Davis, of Massachusetts, Davis, Of Mississippi Dayton Dix,
Downs Felch, Foote, Greene, Hale, Hannegan, Hunter,
Johnson of Maryland Johnson of Louisiana, Mangun,
Mason, Miller, Moor Niles, Pearce Phelps, SEWER Stur-
geon, Turney, Underwood, Upham, Yulee.
nose who voted IN the negative are
Messrs. Allen, Benton, Clarke, Dickinson, Douglas,
Houston johnson, of Georgia, Lewis, Rusk, Westcot
On motion by Mr. DAVIS of Mississippi, to strike out of
the fifth article the following words, to wit
And change shall ever be made therein except by
the express and Tree of both nations lawfully given
by the General Government Of each, in conformity with
own constitution"
After debate, the question stated Shall these words
stand part of the fifth article ~
And it determined in the affirmative Yeas 49, nays
Those who voted in the affirmative are
Messrs. Ashley, Aheron, Badger Baghy, Baldwin, Bell,
Berrien Bradbury, Bright Butler, Calhoun Cass Clarke
Corwn, Crttenden Davis OF Massachusetts, Dayton, Dix
Downs, Fech, Foote, Greene, Hale, Hannegan, Hunter
Johnson of Maryland, johnson, of louisiana Johnson of
Georgia, Mangum, Mason, Miller, Moor, Niles, Pearce
Phelps Ruk, Sewer, Spruance, Sturgeon Turney Under
wood, Upham.
Those who voted in the negative are
Messs Allen Achison, Benton Breese, Davis, of Mis-
sissppi, Dickinson Douglas Houston, Lewis, Westcutt,
uiee
On motion by Mr. DAVIS, of Mississippi to strike out of
the twenty second article the following words to wit
"Upon the entrance of the armies Of either nation into
the territories of the other and children eccesias
tics scholars of every faculty. culvaors OF the earth
chants, artisans, manufacturers, and ishemen unarmed
and nhabng unforifed towns villages places and in
general all persons whose occupations for the
subsistence and benefit of mankind shall be allowed
nue their respective empoymens unmoested in their per-
wise destroyed their cattle taken, their fields
ed by the armed force into whose power by the of
war; they may happen to fall but if the necessity arise to
take any thing from them for the of such armed force
the shall be paid for equitable price All churches
hospitals, Schools colleges Libraries, and other establish
for charitable and benecent purposes, shall be
spected, and all persons connected with the protected
in tue discharge of their duties and the pursuit of he
cations
After debate the question was stated Shall these words
"a vtof 4
And determined in the affirmative Yeas As, nays 5.
Those who voted in the affirmative are
Messrs Ashley, Anterior, Badger, Bagby, Baldwin, Bell
Bcrrien, Bradbury, Beese Bright Butler, Calhoun, Cass,
Clarke, Corwin Davis of Massachusetts,, Dayton, Dckn-
SON. Dix, Douglas Downs, Felch, FOoe, Greene Hale,
flanagan, Hunter, Johnson, Of Maryland, Johnson of
Louisiana. johnson, of Georgia, Mangum, Mason, Miller,
Moor, Niles Pearce, Phelps, Rusk SEWER Spuance Sur-
yeon, Tuney, Underwood, Upham, Yuee.
Those who voted in the negative
Messrs. Benton, Davis, OF Mississippi, Houston Lewis,
Wescott.
On motion by Mr. DAVIS, of Mississippi, to strike out of
The fifth article the following words, to wit
"The mouth Of the Rio Grande, otherwise called Rio
Bravo del Nore opposite the mouth OF deepest branch
If should have than branch emptyng directly
into the from thence, up the middle of that river, fol
lowing the deepest channel where has than one
the point where strikes the southern boundary Of New
Mexico thence, westwardy, along the whole southern
boundary of New Mexico, (Which north of the town
ward, along the western line of New Mexico until it
the FIRST branch OF the river Ga or if ii should not
ntesec any branch Of that river then the point the
said line such branch and thence a direct line
TO the thence, down the middle Of the said branch
and Of the said river, until empes into the Rio Colorado
thence, the Rio Colorado following the division line
between Upper and Lower California, to the Pacific Ocean
"The southern and western limits Of New Mexico
toned in this article those laid down in the map en
tied Map Of the United Mericnn States organized and
defined BY paous acts Of The Congress Of SAID Republic
and constructed according TO the best authorities Rerised
edition. Pubishedat NetU Yokin ls47 byJ DisfurneH
Of which map copy is added this treaty, bearing the
signatures and seals Of the undersigned plenpotentares
And, in order to preclude all difficulty in tracing upon the
ground the limit separating Upper from Lower California ii
is agreed that the said limit shall consist Of straight line,
drawn from the middle Of the Rio Ga where il unes with
the Rio Colorado, TO point the coast Of the Pacific
Ocean, distant league due south OF the southern
most point Of the port Of San Diego according the plan
Of said port made In the year hundred and eighty
by Don Juan Panoa, second sangmsser Of the Span
ISL feet and published Madrid in the year 1902 in the
atlas to the voyage Of the chooners SuH and Mercad Of
which plan copy hereunto added signed and sealed by
the respective penipotentares.
The question was stated Shall these words stand as part
II the fifth article :"
And then the Senate adjourned.
MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1913.
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