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armed occupation act Of Florida and It's effects mad been
sautary. guarded and protected the aohee o. he oeo


States against the greedy spectators and and
cured The lard to his family He had no idea OF giving the
bounty Of land 10 the crdo Of the volunteer lie hoped
the volunteers and soldiers would be 50 protected


MI BENTON sai he remembered all about that Florida
blI for !, had cost him many sleepess night 1t was,
however he was sorry say, somewhat emasculated before
il got into the satule-book


Nr CAMERON said he should vote for this motion and
b ho,l no % without all abandoning his views
In a be understood the Instructions 10 the committee, they
,so IL amend the bill give bounty land TO the sol


er This what he wanted. He had no fears abouspe


,toss robing The soldiers He thought they could take
cse Of themselves. They told the other day that the


bitter had been bit in the Of spectators in Arkansas
Ind that they made losing speculation out Of their purchase


Mr. BERRIEN moved to amend the proposed instructions
80 as to provide for grant Of land 10 the officers OF volunteers
which agreed TO.


The question then taken upon recommittng the BILL
together with all the proposed amendments to the Committee
On Military Affairs, with instructions TO bring in an amend
men. granting 100 Of bounty land to the officers Of
luntees corps, and the non-commssoned officers, mus
cians and psatrs serving to in the army employed
in Mexico, and decided in the affirmative follows cas-
Al, nav ]. So the bill was recommltted.