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The Gadsden Treaty and Public Address in Congress
The document outlines the 1853 Gadsden Treaty between the United States and Mexico, detailing resorted borders and Article provisions including monetary compensation, transit rights, and abrogation of Guadalupe Hidalgo terms. It includes a contemporaneous address by Nebraska opponents to repeal the Missouri Compromise, arguing for national unity and warning against expansion of slavery.
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Gadsden
United States of America
Mexican Republic
City of Mexico
Mexico
Guadalupe Hidalgo
United States
James Gadsden
Manuel Diez de Bonillo
Order of Guadalupe
Office of Foreign Relations
Jose Talaear Ylarregui
Mariano Monterdo
Californias
Republica
Gulf of Mexico
Rio Grande
Greenwich
Colorado River
Gila
Colorado
Paso de Norte
Marrx
Uniens
Government of
Moaleo
New York
Gulf of California
Rio Colorado
Rio Bravo del Norte
Anid River
Arsicle VI
Mexia
Tehaantepec
Adilising
Vera Crug
Washington
Manuel Difz Debonilda
Jose Salazar Ylarregutl
C. J. Marino Monterde
Congress
Nebraska
Kansas
Solomon Foot
Vermont
Daniel Mace
Indiana
Reuben EB. Fenton
Great Britain
Jefferson
Continental Congress
Ohio
Louisiana
Pureliate
France
Missouri
Arkansas
Iowa
New Orleans
St. Louis
Free States
Miouri
Florida
Spain
Texas
California
New Mexico
Utah
District of Columbia
House Of|j Representatives
Baltimore
Democratic Party
Whig Party
Confederacy
Territories
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Cuba
England
San Domingo
Amazon
I Pape
Foot
Daxter Mace
Reveen E
Fenton
T Besretarien
Braska
Alexandria
Boston
Anthony ‘Burns
Sulle
Virginia
Suttle
C. Pitts
Burns
Tribune