f. Ct cur citizens lInCcr n expectation or
( "a lc1s. hone Of a change in our rela


ions with Great Britain, have, in tie


course ~ trade, acquired property a.
broad not admissible by existing laws,
INTO the United Sistes, the importation
II w. ich i is reasonable and expedient


70 permit expcdient ,.,ecause it will


nOt only prevent injuries and losses to


many Of our citizens, but aid our hnan-


ees, cheaper the public supplies, until
A sulicienCy can be procured of home


muuilcturc, and lessen the necessity
Ot Internal taxes ID carry On the war in
which We may be engaged with Great
Britain


Therefore, Resoived, That the act,
entitled 4" An act concerning the COM
merical Intercourse between the United
States and Great Britain and France
and their dependencies, and for Other
purposes" passed on the frs, of May,
1910, except the section thereof all
.hc force and effect Of the Presidents |
issued in virtue thereof,
In the day Of in the |
iame wear; and the act, entitled An
ict supplementary 10 the act, entitled |
An act concerning commercial inter- |
our sc Dctwecn The United States and |
IrrAt Btitain and France and their
and for other purposes"
passed on the second day OF March, |
8Il, ought 10 be repealed, annulled |
M SCI aside, and that a committee
Y appointed to bring in bill for that |
