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rity vested in him by my direction has called the
Governor Of Texas for four regiments Of state troops
two 10 be mounted and two foot; and the
Governor Of Louisiana for four regiments oil infantry to
be sent to him q practicable


In further vindcaton of rights and defence Of
territory invoke the prompt action OF Congress to
cognse the existence othe and to place the dspo
sition of the Executive the of prosecuting the
war with vgor, and thus Fastening the restoration Of
peace To this end recommend that authority should be
given to call into public service large body of voun-
unless sooner discharged volunteer force is beyond
question: efficient than any other description OF citi-
soldiers; and is not t. be doubted that number
far beyond that required. would readily rush the field
upon the call Of their country ] further recommend
that liberal provision be made for sustaining entire
military force and furnishing with supplies and muni
tons Of war.


The most energetic and prompt measures and the i'm
mediate appearance in Of large and overpow erng
force recommended to Congress the certain
and efficient means Of bringing the existing collsion
with Mexico to speedy and successful termination


In making these recommendations. deem it proper to
declare that il s my anxious desire only terminate
hoslties speedily but to bring all matters In dispute
between this government and Mexico to carly and
amicabc adjustment and In this view shall be pre-
pared to renew negotiations whenever Mexico shall be
ready to receive propositions to make propositions Of
her own.


transmit herewith copy Of the correspondence bo-
tween our envoy to Mexico and the Mexican minister
for foreign AFFAIRS and much Of the correspondence
between that envoy and the Secretary Of State and
tween the Secretary Of War and the General In command
ing Of the subject JAMES X. POLK.


WARRINGTON, May ii, 16l0