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— X3 194 WESTWARD EXTENSION [1840 from Mexico; and in cases of disagreement the ulti- mate decision was left to Baron de Roenne, the Prussian minister at Washington. The commis- sioners agreed in disposing of claims which aggre- gated $595,462.75, the amount allowed being $439,- 393.82. Of claims amotmting to $5,844,260.44, the United States commissioners allowed $2,334,477.44, the Mexican commissioners $191,012.94, and the umpire $1,586,745.86. When the commission went out of existence in 1841..., at the end of the term of eighteen months which the convention allowed for it, the tmipire returned without decision claims amounting to $1,864,939.56, of which the American conmiissioners had allowed $928,627.88. Claims to the amount of $3,336,837.05 were submitted too late for consideration by the board.* Much has been written in derogation of these claims, and some of them have been sharply de- nounced as " specimens of . . . shameless profligacy " ;* but this denunciation, however just it may be in particular instances, cannot be extended to the gen- eral body of the claims.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— X3 194 WESTWARD EXTENSION [1840 from Mexico; and in cases of disagreement the ulti- mate decision was left to Baron de Roenne, the Prussian minister at Washington. The commis- sioners agreed in disposing of claims which aggre- gated $595,462.75, the amount allowed being $439,- 393.82. Of claims amotmting to $5,844,260.44, the United States commissioners allowed $2,334,477.44, the Mexican commissioners $191,012.94, and the umpire $1,586,745.86. When the commission went out of existence in 1841..., at the end of the term of eighteen months which the convention allowed for it, the tmipire returned without decision claims amounting to $1,864,939.56, of which the American conmiissioners had allowed $928,627.88. Claims to the amount of $3,336,837.05 were submitted too late for consideration by the board.* Much has been written in derogation of these claims, and some of them have been sharply de- nounced as " specimens of . . . shameless profligacy " ;* but this denunciation, however just it may be in particular instances, cannot be extended to the gen- eral body of the claims.
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