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The following is a copy of the resolutions thus passed
JorSr REsoLurIoN DECLARING TERMS ON WHICH
CosoRKss WILL ADMIT Texas INTO UNION
Resolved by the Senate aud House Of
of the United States of America in Congress assembled
included Within and rightiuly belonging the repub
lie OF Texas may be erected into new State to be call
ca the STATE o. iexas win republican form Of govern.
deputies in convention assembled with the consent Of
admitted as one of the States Of the Union.


Sec q And be further Resolved, That the foregoing
consent Of Congress is given upon the following cond
tions, and with the following guarantees, to wit


First Said State to be formed subject to the adjustment
by this government OF all questions Of boundary may
thereof with the proper evidence Of adoption by the
people of said republic Of Texas shall he transmitted to
the President of the United Stses be laid before
gress for faa action before the day Of jan
uary, one thousand eight hundred and forty six.


Second. Said State when admitted into the Union, af-
ter cedng TO the United States all public cdces fortf
cations, barracks, ports and harbors navy and navy
yards, docks magazines, arms, ornaments all other
property pertaining to The public defence be-
longing to said republic OF Texas shall retain all the
public funds debts, taxes and dues OF every KIDD hch
may belong to- or be due and owing said republics and
shall also retain all the vacant and unapproprated lands
lying within its limits, to be applied payment of
the debts and liabilities of said republic Texas and
the residue Of said lands after dschargng said debts and
liabilities, to be disposed Of as said State may directs but
in event said debts and liabilities to become
charge upon the government of the United States


Third. New States Of convenient size, not exceeding
four in number in addition to said State of Texas and
having fcient population hereafter by the consent
of said Stae be formed of the territory which
shabe entitled admission under the OF the e
dera constitution And such Ssates may formed out
OF tha porsn Of said territory lying south Of hirysx
as the Missouri compromise line shall be admitted into the
Union, with or without slavery, the ople each
States shall be formed out Of said territory north Of
said Missouri compromiss ne slavery involuntary
servitude Except for crme) shall be prohibited