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Of the Committee, cOnhfilg Of Mr.. Bradley,
Of Vermsnt, Mr. Wright, Of Maryland, Mr.
Balpw,n, efGeorg a, MIR. Smith, Of Maryland,
and air. Tracy uf Connection, to when
referred the NIefage Of the Preident Of the
United States o. the application Of Hamet
CaramaIli, Er-B4law Of Tripoi.


IN Senate, March ", 1906.
MIR. Bradley, from the Committee TO whom


wa referred the application Of Ha net Ca


ramaili, E1-Bahaw Of Tripoh, fubmitted


the following Aepor


The ex Bafhaw founds his claim
on the jutfice Of the United States,
from his ferviCes and fufferings in
their caufe, and from his having
been deceived and amufed with tie
profpe6 of being placed on his
throne, as legitimate fovcreign Of
Tripoli, and frequently drawn from
eligible GtuaJions for the prrPoie Of
being made the dupe nd inirunent
of policy, and finally facridced TO
misfortune and vice. eineiS. The
committee from a full jnye!tigat'on
Of the documents which have been
laid Before Congrefs, with other ev-
idence that has come within II :ir
knowlcs :, are er-bIed % lty be
fore the senate a brief ttatement Of
facts in relation tc the ex Ba.naw,
and the rcfuit If their deliberations
thereon.


This unfortunate prince By the
;reaion and per6dy OF his brother,
the reigning Bafhaw, was driven
from his throne, and exile to the re-
gency Of Tunis /; where the agents
Of the United States in the Mediter,
ranean, found Kim; and as early as
Auguf eighteen hundrei and one,
entered into a convention to co-opc-
rate with him, the object Of which
was to obtain a permanent peace
with Tripoli, to place the ex-Bah
aw on his throne, and procure in
Identification for all expence in &C
completing the fame. This agree
ment was renewed in November foI-
lowing, with encouragement rhat the
United States would preierve, un;fi
they had effected the obie6t and
in eighteen hundred and tive, when
the reigning Baihaw had made over
lures to the ex- Baihaw TO lettle on