The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-26

e,soay N the case OF Louisiana when shs divided
,S isI q nss S'aiss and The division Of Ed. also
81 ~ % nss Now when we come to Nav Msxi-
~. - po.acsi community, becauss NO SUCH rights
that negotiation Ego ssain iis No one viii pssI @
under the Of New McKee, o'qs =. 1soas,:
territory The treaty is the best thing 10 istsynins
feet with regard TO that All the political isv. :" 49,
With the transfer, The court Of the United Ss,ss IN
decided that They can come here under no orrsaixs
ton that existed previous to her admission I pocsI
community. They have such rights. and such aIoue ~
have been conferred upon them by the treaty Conxfess
has heretofore failed to confer upon them any rights
by this treaty because take for granted that ill poi
cal rights out OF the question read from the 5th
a'ncie Of the treaty of Guadaupe Hidalgo. to wit;
nn. the Gulf Of Mexico three leagues from land
b1ss Tue mouth of the Rio GrAnde otherwise called 6s
have os hs .n' one branch
vs oo~i ,s , sss m thence up The middle q ass
One e me point where strikes the southern boundary x
Now, there ID line run which il admitted on ali h.nds
to be the line pf Texas No political commuaitee thess
now. There was an attempt made, believe 10 - no
something to that effect by some persons not long sxo
thence westwardIy along tho southern bonndsr
Of New Mexico (Which north Of the calsd RsA
line Of New McKee, un "a. ,S ,s: =:
the river Ga Tor II it should inersect any branch o
Branch and thence in dso. line 70 the
down the middle OF the said branch and Of the said river
Rio Colorado following the division line between Uppss
and Lower California to shs Pacific ocean" 1890 -
There description OF the territory of New Mexico
this side of the Rio Grande al all isdescrihed q tAe
line Of Texas: t 4 8 tpM
The southern and western limits of New Mexico mea-
toned in this article those laid down In tho ensd
Map of tho United Mexican States organised and do
fined by various Of the Congress of said republic and
constructed according the best authores Revised Cd
tion published AZ New York, in 1872, by J. Disumel - @
natures and seals of the undersigned pleniposnATies
Gentlemen will find by referring to the map that thsre
10 ambiguity in the language refers to the country
actually surveyed This map has not only referred
in this way but also soemnly by the signaurels tn
signs and seals of the commissioners Now the territory
Of New Mexico is described plainly is plain end
unvarnished description OF it. There s tho map; News
Mexico is laid down in plain letters; the color =
ent from that surrounding on the east side OF the Rio
Grande entirely s f,gf
will not 20 into any argument in relation to the
amendment itself shall see how it is amended. and
shall look with anxiety that it may receive such
form as will receive my support " edif
1.-THE remainder OF our report is withheld for revis0n
Various propositions to amend were submitted, but 40
test taken After repeated efforts 1t adjourn
ment, resisted by the friends OF the bill {l4 T#
Mr.. TURNEY, at o'clock, again moved an adjourn
ment; which was agreed o-yeas 20. nays 25-as job
lows eF FM8 8 8S tk
YEAs-Messrs Baldwin, Barnwell. Benton. Berricn,
Butler, Chase Clarke Clemens Davis Of Massachusetts
Hale Hamn, Hunter, Mason, Miller Morton. Phslps.5
Upham, and Yulee-28 " IA sls N .rE,,s4
NAYS-Messrs. Atchison Bradbury. Bright, Case, Clay.
Fetch, Fooe, Houston, Jones, King, Mangqm, Morris,
Pratt Rusk Shields, Spruance Sturgeon. Wales. Waller,
and Whitcomb-25 tN iRs va
So the Senate adjourned.