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thorized by the Of either Government constituted
between the Government Of Mexico and the Government
Of the United Satcso say that, by certain military
men Of Gen. Taylor and Gen. Ansta, every citizen Of the
United States made the enemy Of every in Mexico
Il Ii stripped Congress Of the power of
king and what and worse gave that power
to every officer nay to every subaltern commanding
sguad Did gentlemen call upon hmto do this Did they
expect be going TO vote for position monstrous If
they forced the question upon him. he should take his
II they wanted upanimity they could have but
il they chose to proceed their petty party views be
il so.


4 Mr. ]. NJ. CLAYTON said that he was as sincerely in
erescd in having speedy and united action this bill any
gentleman the other side of the chamber possibly could
be and he hoped they would suffer be presented in such


shape that all could for it. What desired by them
equally desired by Mr.. c. and his friends All they
wanted opportunity Of voting supplies to the Executive
without being called upon once and without time even
read the documents declare that state Of war did exist
Why could not gentlemen far accommodate them to
postpone this question Of war; and modify their
bill let gentlemen both sides OF the chamber give it
unanimous vote Let the bill go 10 the Military Com
mttee IN five minutes they could report back TO the Sem
ate with the requisite notifications. They willing
sit I'LL midnight II necessary, and not rise till il pass
cd. They willing, ready, anxious TO pass it.


The President had sent TO the Senate Of documents
containing that evidence which be the basis Of their
action but these had not yet been printed and Sena-
tors had had opportunity examine them Was il JUS
tce, either to them the President Of the United states
to call them pass the bin without even seeing what he
had deemed proper and necessary send them the basis
Of their action He had asked the Senate decide
haste like this Had any gentleman read these documents
They could not because they yet in the hands Of the
printer And had the President desired the Senate to decide
blind without looking At Of the papers he had
thcm No Mr. G. would do the Executive the Justice To
believe that when he sent documentary evidence he meant