Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-02
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j. ~ Ge9p lfdaO NJ wsFA q N. y
fro0 The ooo6ietes % commerce, rspofee
. joist rssolnsioa sessieg lesshs s@ooS othe
things, In the prssmbIe On the Ito u Sep
esn6ss, lo6l, " The perDOee q eaecsdlsl
reciprocal tsode besWeen the Brisish Noftl
Aoericau colooiss sod che Untesd States
that nearly oil the assicIes which Csusd,
~ 20 cell ~ free II day, while heavy -
ties are DOW i0posed upon many OF thcii
ssticlss vAteh &c psople u The U0ieed
states have % cell. With the detention oil
s1ciuding then from The Oansdisu maskete,
aod eAss the Prsstdsoe dueisg ~ 36tL
Congress caused 20 b submiteed 20 the
Ho6ss % o1leisl report setting forth the
Inequality aod injustice existing 10 our
present interc0o1e viii OaDada subversive
Of The true intent Of The treaty, owing TO
tho subseQueoe lGRislatiOu Of Cassds, but
IL being desirable sbss frisDdiy relation
should b continued between the United
States aud the Brittsh North Americas
provinces; and that commercial intercourse
should b hereafter carried on between
them upon the principles reciprocally ben
e6cisl and sstisfactosy - bosA parties /;
therefore
RIsesssd, That the President be author.
issd and requested to give notice to the
British govern0ent that Is istbe wish ~ d
intention Of the Government Of tho United
States TO terminate Ct the end Of twelve
months from the expiration Of ten yeass
from the time the treaty went 10 operation.
Such notice be given st the expiration OF
ssid term ol ten yearss 70 the end that the
treaty may be sbrossted % soon - il can
DO done under The pfVsisens thereof unless
new convention shall, before that timt,
be concluded between the two Govern.
ments BY which the provisions shall be %.
rUgstsd or 20 modified - TO b mutually
satisfsct0ry to both governments, and that
point three comDissionsrs By and with the
advice snd consene Of the Senate for the
revision Of said treaty, and to confer with
other commissioners. Therefore, whenever
Il shall appear to be the wish Of the gov.
eminent Of Great Britain TO negotiate .
new treaty between the two governments
aud the people Of both governments based
upon the true principles Of reciprocity and
for the removal Of the existing d,lR ulties.
The following nominations we're made to.
lay BY the Senate in executive session,
. bs Brig. Gems. Of Volunteers:
Dol. Patrick o. Ccnnor, Sd. Cal. vol1.,
rom March 10th, 1863. Lieut.. Col. G.
R. Paul, Ssh Inis., from April 18th, 1868
let Lieut.. Albert Ames, 9Th ARTILLERY,
rom May 20sb, 1868. Ool. Berj. H. Gr,er
ION, 9th In. Cav, from June 81, 1868 =
)apt. Alex. 8. Webb, llsh loit, June
I'D, 1863. Col. Robert 3. Foster, 18th
nd, June 18th, 1868 Col. Waller E.
" hittsker, 9th Ky, June 23d, 1863 1t
Lieut.. Judson fitzpatrick, lss Artillery,
June 18th, 1868. Capt Kennier Gurrard,
ith Cav, July 23d, 1868. Capt. W. Mer.
Mt, I'd Cav, June 22d, 1863. Capt. ..
R. Woods, Och Init, August 4th, 1868
Jol. Jno. B. Ssnboro, 4th Minn.. August
lth, 1863. Col. Giles Smith, 9Th Mo,
August Alb, 1868. Col. s. A. Rice, 33d
owA, August Ar; 1868. Col. Walter l..
Gresham, 53i Ind., August 1lth, 1863.
)oi. Msnning NJ. Force, 10th OHIO, Aug |
1th, 1863. Dol. Robert A. Cameron, "a b |
nd, Aug. 18th, 1863. Cot. john Nc.
,orse, 9th Iowa, Aug. lltb, 1863. Capt.
Alvin U. Gillets, Asst. On, U. s. A.,
lug. 18th, 1868 LIST. Lieut. Geo. A. Gus.
or, 5.h Osv., June goth, 1863. Col. John |
}. StsrkwsAtner, lst Wis. July 18th,
1868. Andsew J. Hamilton, Of Texae,
ept. 18th. 1863, Representative to Kan