WaiBmgten, Jan. 20, 1906,
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The following important reGolu-
ton was offered by Mr.. Gregg, and
committed to the Committee Of the
whole on the fate Of the Union


Where's Great Britain imprt(-
fcs citizens of the United States,
and compels them to ferve on board
her hips Of var, and ALTO ftizes and
condemns veAtls belonging to citi-
zens Of the United States, and th'er
cargoes, being the bona tTaf p roperty
of American citizens, mot contraband
Of war, and not proceeding to places
beseiged or blockaded, under pretext
Of their being engaged in time OF
war, in a trade with her enemies,
vich was not allowed in time OF
peace.


" And whereas the government OF
he United States has repeatedly re-
morirated to the Britiih govern
ment aCainf thefe injuries and dc
manded fatisfa6ion therefore bu;
without effect.


Therefore, Refolved, That until
equitable and iatisfadory arrange
meHts on theie points fhalI be made