Treaty terms and rights in new United States Mexico pact
Article excerpts describe river navigation rights on the Gila and Bravo, protections for Mexicans in territories ceded to the United States, citizenship options, religious property guarantees for Catholics, and war-avoidance provisions. The text also outlines payment plans, claims settlements, and arbitration rules tied to the 1848 treaty discussions.
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Rio del Norte
New Plesico
Bravo
Mexico
Mexican Republic
United States
United Sates
Senate
France
Louisiana
Congress
Floridas
French Republic
Crown of Spain
Texas
Washington
City of
Board of Commissioners
Secretary of State
Speech of Mr Root Referred by Washington Correspondent
Our exchanges praise the House of Representatives speech by the local district member. An authentic copy is promised for readers, with the correspondent's Washington letter providing an outline of its contents.
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Hotvexy
New York
House
Congress
South
Florida
Huron
Root
House of Representatives
Washington
The Treaty Negotiated by Polk’s Agent and Mexican Commissioners
The newspaper prints the negotiated treaty between Polk’s agent N P Trist and Mexican commissioners as adopted by the Senate. It notes secrecy remained and promises the full text, with unavoidable omissions, to inform readers. The summary cites the final Senate vote, listing Ayes including Ashley Atherton Baghy.
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Ashley
Atherton
Baghy
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James Green
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