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Amistad Claims and Mexican Conflicts Discussed
President Buchanan outlines treaty terms with Spain on Cuban claims and Amistad, notes board consideration, and rejects admission of the Amistad claim. He recounts Mexican turmoil under Miramon and Juarez, urging constitutional government and limited force. He discusses Kansas troubles, Lecompton politics, and calls for specific duties to stabilize revenue, plus Navy and Treasury concerns and relief for distressed Kansans.
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Spain
Fedreag
Made Tid
Epsalsh
Amistad
United States
State Department
Conrac
Bolin
Board of
Comtarisionora
Amistal
Ms Parent
Congress
Credevessdra
Wynelfy
Senate of the
Phos
Board
Auci Trnes
Viaces
Senate
France
Louisiana
China
Tieptein
le Puido
Canton
Bhonghat
Fuchou
Sime Ciels Fae
Shanghai
Viking
Japan
Yeddo
Jilly
Ica
Washington
Trevou
Ted Gira
Blu
Jeu Poteielarhe
Uisie Vialt
Bratis
Amerles
He Tyraun
Buazin
Brazil
Spo
Newcrane
Byton
Leon
Joo
Kaporka
Mexico
Ziluaga
Ifair
Plicd
Miramou
Juarez
Sagrema Court
Bacune
Abo
Ita
Vera Chrng
Miramon
Titel
Tucobaya
Marqnes
Vuitul
Ian Opinius
Miluniun
Kansas
Topeka
Fores
Thesseiroum
Paitie
Fischein
Whiel
Vauduuwrea
Filly
Apani
Jong Penn
Treasury
Qcuongresa
Styast
Atlantic
Pacific
Mayo
Myr
Vanderbilt
Quigria
Attornney-Genent
Tomer
Bintes
James Buchanan
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