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sl.sppi liver. ~est of us, and tile Perdido, east el us, ~as '',lispned" ettlary under the treaty of 1sGS. It-was question of inc boundary Of LOuls- iana as this Mexican question is in it's origin - Spain claimed that Florida extended to lhe Mis- aissippi The United States eonended thai Louis iana extended to the Perlidp. Thn portion of what Is now Alabama and what called the Florida par ;shes in Louisiana. was "disputed q" territory The right remained in this state for several yearS ln the smte of Europe, Spain could not be brought to any conclusions by negotiations and m lSi0, Presi. dent Madison directed the territory to be occupied by the forces of the United States. He simply gave orders 10 Gov. Claiborne, of New Orleans, tS take and extend ie laws oi the United States stricty over the territory attaching il 10 the Msss sppi territory. The instructions were very sim lar to those given by Mir POLK fur the occnpaIion of Texas beyond the Nueces. Federalism in that day fouud this to be unconslutisnal and tyrannical, aud a-gued for the title of Spain then, pretty much Mir WEBsrER and his pro- Mexican followers argue for Mexico now. James Madison impeachabls then as James k. Polk IS now. But the republican, party in a phalanx supported Mir Madison, and Mr Webster'a party then had jus, about tho they may look for

 There are more precedents, and higher authorities than preccdeu,s, namely, law. reason and the neccs ly sf national preservation, which makes public law, to which we may hell neiG Ghbor hereafter.