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OF moneys the treasury into the treasury not
otherwise appropriated be and the hereby appropriated
tor the purpose ofcaryng the provisions of this act into effect
and that the President Of the United States be authorized
the same in his opinion the may become
necessary.


Sec. TO- .and be fofcr enacted, That, whenever the
militia volunteers called and received into the service OF
the United States, under the provisions Of this they shall
have the organization Of the army OF the United Sates and
shall have the same pay and allowances except as follows TO
wit Priyatcs Of infantry, artillery, and rcmen shall receive
eight dollars per month"; and prymes Of volunteer mounted
corps twenty dollars per month, for their services and the
and risk Of their horses.


Sec. H. find be further enacted That the several pro-
visions OF this act shall be in force for the OF years
from the date Of the passage thereof and no longer


Mr.. BRiNkERHoFF proposed substitute for the first
section


But Mr. HARALSON wished, before the question was Ia
ken substitute offer amendment to the scction by
inserting after the words any attempt the words "whch
has been made or shall hereafter be made"


This agreed to.


Mr.. BRlNKERHOFF now moved the following subst-
tute for the first section Of the bill


Whereas by the act Of the Republic Of Mexico state Of
war exists between the United States and that Republic
Therefore


enacfed The Senate and House of Representatives
Q the United STATES Of America in Congress assembled


hat the President Of the United States be and no rs nerepf
authorized in order prosecute the to successful ter
m'naon and TO resist attempt which be made on he
part OF foreign nation exclusive ursdicon over any
part OF the territory OF the United States, any territory IN
dispute between the United States and foreign government
and to sustain the rights Of the United States and to epe
invasion upon said territory to employ the naval and military
forces of the United and such portions OF the militia
he may deem advisable to call into service"


Mr. b. in supporting this amendment observed that the
bill in its present form contemplated only such military opc
aons in their nature strictly defensive. II had been