United States Congressional Serial Set
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Doc, H. R., No. 83, Ist session 28th Congress.
President Polk again brought the subject before Congress, as re- cited in the resolution of the Senate, strongly recommending that the claim should be paid ; and from the correspondence communicated by the Secretary of State at the last session, under a call from the Senate, it appears that this claim continues to be strenuously urged on the part of Spain before the Executive, in terms of the strongest and most jnst remonstrance. The foregoing narr...ative is given to show that Spain has been in nowise remiss in urging this demand — making it, in the opinion of the committee, the more incumbent on Congress to pass finally on the subject.
The courts of the country having taken cognizance of, and made a final disposition of the subject, so far as the jurisdiction assumed by them is concerned, it remains only to be determined whether the United States are under treaty obligation, nevertheless, to indemnify these claimants.
For the due and proper observance of treaty stipulations nations look only to the contracting power — that is to say, to the govern- ment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Doc, H. R., No. 83, Ist session 28th Congress.
President Polk again brought the subject before Congress, as re- cited in the resolution of the Senate, strongly recommending that the claim should be paid ; and from the correspondence communicated by the Secretary of State at the last session, under a call from the Senate, it appears that this claim continues to be strenuously urged on the part of Spain before the Executive, in terms of the strongest and most jnst remonstrance. The foregoing narr...ative is given to show that Spain has been in nowise remiss in urging this demand — making it, in the opinion of the committee, the more incumbent on Congress to pass finally on the subject.
The courts of the country having taken cognizance of, and made a final disposition of the subject, so far as the jurisdiction assumed by them is concerned, it remains only to be determined whether the United States are under treaty obligation, nevertheless, to indemnify these claimants.
For the due and proper observance of treaty stipulations nations look only to the contracting power — that is to say, to the govern- ment.
What to read after United States Congressional Serial Set?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Government Printing Office to read onlineMoreLess
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