Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-12
THE LYNC8BURG VIRGI,gIAlNg.
BLACKBOARD. TOWNLEY & BILLIARD
pROPRIETOEs.
FEBRUARY le, 1910
MIR. STEPHENS RESOLUTION.

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resen'aiNeS' On o"'uIud}' we o'l7ht Hle'''o"u "
ware at the moment ct their Impriance-lhat resolutions
had been IF red BY Mr. Stephens. Of Georgia calling
nnon he President for information respecting the Next
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sequeh'E ad"Pleu are lAey 10 ol"@ 10 9 oo"uuc ''t
most h'gn handed and eXra'Tdlnary on Inc part OF me
President. which have yet marked his course Of VIC
lence upon the ConStiiution-hat Isl Bra vded Mr. Polk
eha Nh a. he dd Iast session ref,sa N answer "a,
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Inc matter Is one OF 50 Huch interest anu importance
that we must endeavor 10 present the main points in 4.
concise form nossbe-orr limits not permitting us
to give at large the documents and the debate i'll the
House and Senate On Monday.
Mr.. Stephens resolutions call upon the President
|. For correct copy If the Treaty Of Guadalupe Hi
dt1go Stoned Nv Mr. INST -ni M 11.yi.,, C,,,;s
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:. That he tell The II use whether he has any evil
dence that Commissioners. Sewer and Clifford made
cort.in assurances IN tbn Navi.an C-arr,o,, to,-a
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y ''''" IVY '''"'"'' 'o"
dIAeu Io'ool ol conference oe'Ween the SAID Col-
missonerS and the NJ xcan Minister Of Foreign Affairs
on the Goth Nav. 1913.
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o '"''' 80 ''''' "'''"e' '''7 Ooli'n'S7loief9 were
instructed to YesuHh guarantees, and whether the said
Protocol has been submitted to- and sanctioned by the
Senate Of The United States
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= " IT f'"-iOu zig eAo"d"9e Vi I1t-
lhcatlons OF me treaty
The guarantees, explanations and assurances Given by
the American Comui~s.n ars and ,1,, the fifth n,,yh;
tbe Nayic,, lIiri.t.r 4 L. ; N
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i'' i'"5'' "ouu proceed q iAiiy me Fe2 a:
mod'hfd by the Senate OF the United States, q a. E /
lows
e.Iat TIE American C,r,r--
the ninth arti.I. n tI tra.t, ient. by snpnressn!
HUI thrl arfia, WV ,h,- ,'uadaluPe and subsfItut
10 diminish In arr 'y OF l9ulS2na did not Intent
afl rps.,id arfi.L = What was agreed upon by h
territorie. HInia Ia taVoT ct the inhabitants OF h
alI.@, -e!7d by Mexico. lis understanding IS tina
'oa, agreement i contained II thIrd article q th
iea'y n louisiana. 70 c'"s qHeHrr. AL The privileges
anu guarantees CIVIL political ana religions which Wou'
"'e peeG 99eSN9u W t I",a"a"lS Oh Iiie ceue" Ter
lolleS; II '''e n' Ic'e "i me treaty had been retain
e. W. De FiJyeu y men, ""on any difference IN
at lie arIce WhIch has leeh substituted
~ ne american Government, supPresslng h
TENN arIce o 'e 'Tely OF "uadaluPe did not IN any
way he"u 10 a"'u me grants OF lands made by AleXI
- ~ ''o 0U 'i nese fanS' hot"I'hS'ahd
It'll III NJ Tilt "i"-'e NJ Mn 'ea'y' preserve
It'll HILL Y""o 'i.r" '!.y n'A S'5ss ana ihe gran
MI '1y ot'7e Ti tueS y oe acknowledged
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mate titles f., every ,rfi,n If ,-,ne,I,, rors,aI an,
real, existing ia the cedeJ territories are those whcl
are eoma'e titles under iha Mexican 4w il Caiilomj1
~" -" >'ro, "n IN '' l2'n n May, lo4D, ana II
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