Convention debates neutrality and international law push
The floor debates in Congress explore neutrality in European war, urging free ships and goods, and probing official correspondence with European powers. Speakers underscore the need to establish neutral rights as international law, while the second resolution seeks details of any governmental talks with foreign states on these principles amid wartime.
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Southern route for railroad to Pacific urged at convention
The Commercial Convention moved to form a Southern Railroad to the Pacific, outlining a plan to connect with railways on the Mississippi and El Paso, and proposing a Virginia charter for the Southern Pacific Railroad Company. It urges state legislatures to act, invites Cherokee Choctaw and Creek nations to participate, and calls for negotiations with Mexico for rights of way and a route to the Gulf of California. The group argues for immediate start within a decade and criticizes Senate actions on the related treaty.
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