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BAros RoueE. Wednesday, Jan. 20, 1885, Senate.
Mr.. 81. Paul offered the f60viDg preamble and res,-
lntions: which were reserred 70 ihe Committee on
Federal Relations:
Whereas, The first expedition nader Gen. walker
went to Nicaragua at the can of large party in
that country which they Joined under cestain siipu-
ailons and finally triumphed over their enen1es and
paeo Rs Psseus sad Cent v Do.
Comnander-in- Chief Of The Army: and
Whereas, In The formation Of SAID provisional gov
ernment, recognized Dc faeto BY our own, all the
expressly incorporated into TIE nation under he
sanction Of solemn oafhs ard treaty sfipuIasjos and
many other Americans were induced BY said pr0vi
sionai government g innigats to Nsaragua ior the
purpose q settling IL the country when grants Of
ianu and dyers privileges and immunitIes were TO be-
and were actually eohfertd upon them ard
Whereas, Many Of said Americans becsne the
bona ds purchasers Of certain lands and ether pro
pertys with the view Of permanently residing a he
country, and all were greatly damaged ~ loss ii
time and not being permitted 70 remain Ia xicaracua
and enjoy their rights and
Whereas, More recently, the naval power of the
United States has been employed By Commodore
Paniding in seiziBg, BY Force shc so II Nicara-
qua, and abductiug fherefrcm Cen VIM Walker and
bis assoeiates who we're prosecning their rebt and
vague and embiguous Instructions, the5 clearly de-
ncnstrated tfe hostility Of the AdfiAisafion of the
United States; and
tfeU W dfatF CLAIMS 10 De rfTuiaTIV elected
President cf Nicaragua BY the suaees of he people,
at the general election holden At tie Time and in the
manner directed by the aforesaid provisional govern
ment and 4 is not only censurable, but tyrshnical
States 70 undertake foreiby and violently 70 interfere
with bis rights and decide finally on the merits Of his
q & rssels.s b ~ Senate md House q Repre-
ssntafires, IN General Asseulby conrsned. That we
consider tha. the Americans who went b N!csraeua
in good faith, at the instigation Of and from DE IN
ducements held cut BY the people and government Of
Nicaragua, have acquired certain and determined
rights and that they have suffered and Qrievous
wrongs in not being permitted 30 enjoy their property
in that country, and in being denied the rjsht of
living there, and that full investigation should be
made, and their losses repaired as far as possible >
Resoipsd That the course Of the Federal Govern
ment, IN authorizing the armed intervention Of the
U. s. Navy IN the domestic affairs Of foreign nation
is contrary TO every principle Of International law
Administration Of the United States, by tie course It
has pursued in overstepping its Obligations to the
civilized world in the enforcement Of the neutrality
laws, has manifested settled hostility to American
fundamental spirit Of the platform of the Cincinnati
Convention, adverse 10 the hopes which the people Of
the South had right to entertain from the pledges
and antecedents cf is Executive Magistrate.
Mr. Deoney, Of East Feciana, offered also the fol-
lowing resolutions, which were disposed Of in the
same manner as the above. sitss
1st. Resolred By The General Asssmbiy Of tie STATE
Q lo1tstdnd, mat our eeogfdpnIcu and political
position with reference 70 other States OF this cont
nent, no less than the interest Of commerce and
Development OF our growing power, require that we
should hold as sacred the principles involved in the
Monroe doctrine theiz nearing and import admit Of
msconstruction Of entzneIed alliances or treaty
partnerships with transatlantic powers They should
be applied with unbendng rigidty, embodying the
only doctrines and policy that can develop the power
and greatness Of our Republic and secure its inu-
ence and supremacy over this continent.
"a. hesotred. That we cannot but eympathize with
the efforts which are beng made to regenerate that
portion OF Central America which covers the passage
OF the interoceanic lsthmnss and that the recent
arrest BY Com Paulding, Of Gen. VIM, Walker aud
ms followers ~ Tue territory OF the Nleafaguan Re-
public, constitutes gross and unparalleled outnge
the law OF nations and individual liberty, and dis
grace to the name and character Of the American
people; Is fragrant departure from the spirit and
pledges Of the Cincinnati resolutions, and reveals
manifest intent or tendency 70 restrain and sfile the
Legitimate aspirations Of the South, and crush out
what may sti remain In Southern hearts spirit and
resolution
3D. Kesofred That such acts OF palpabie usurpation
and outrage by CON- fauiding, could not have been
Influenced BY patriotic motives, and should receive
prompt rebuke and exemplary punishment by the
Government, with reparation Of the injuries thus
inflicted.
4th- Rssoioed That copies OF these resolutions be
communicates 70 each ot the senators and Represent
atiyes Of Louisiana IN the Congress Of the United
states .,a..,l.s,t -..
MI. Smmes introduced resolution which was
passed, 10 appoint committee Oh three 20 examine
the last years accounts 81 TIE swamp Land Commis-
sioner and gave notice Of bill to fix the fees Of the
Land once at Baton Rouge.
!. The Governor message was received and read, and
the senate adjouraed. ~
Honse-Mr Pierce, OF East Baton Rouge, arose
for personal explanation. He said 81
hr. speaker-l rise to make personal explanation.
Elected to this House as Democrat, my course, a.
well as ttat OF tnose VINO acted with me IN refusing
70 go into cancus fos tne nomination OF officers of the
House mas been subject 70 much animadyersion.
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