DEMOCRATIC RESOLUTIONS.
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l. ReSoi-ed, That when the Republic of Texas aesented the act of the government Of the United States, by which she became integral part of our Union, she was completely free, independent and sovereign, acknowledging allegiance to the Re- public of Mexico, and subject in respect to her jurisdiction And. therefore, that the act of our government which cOnsummsted ihe annexation of Texas to the United States could furnish Iust ground of complaint or dissatisfaction ,o the Re public of Mexico.

 . ResOired, That so soon as the resolutions of annexation were aSsented to by the Republic of Fexas the jurisdiction of the nited States attached within her entire terri orial limits in the and the extent that II already existed in reference 10 all the other territory of the u States And therefore, that 1t the constitutional duty ef government 10 extend 10 the people and territory Of Texas the same protection against hostile invasion that II s bound to extend to every other portion of the Union.

 . Rssoired That, In receiving Tetas into our Union, our government necessarily adopted inc territorial boundaries io which she bad claimed as an independent Republic, sahject however, 10 the same obligations which rested on Tc2as, te have every dispute to t4ssc boundaries fairly adjusted wlth any other gOyernmc nt ,- And, therefore that euf government bound Ia aaseTt and maintain the Rio dei Nofte the boundary of the territory annexed, that being t6a line claimed and recognized by the Republic of Tcxas q, the time oi her annrxa- ton; aad recognition of aay ofber boundary by the President of the United States, or failure on lhs part 10 exert a the powers vested in hiul 10 protect and defend the territory Gp to hs boundary agalns; aggression invasion, would have been a dsresiciion of constitutional dufv which woAld have suh.ected him 10 the mcfiieI condemnation of his government.

 i. Rss7iced, That the President of the '. Ssaies discharged his duty faithfully and promptly in the efforts made to adjust the question of boundary with Mexico, and when that government refused 10 reestabish diplomatic relations with our govern ulent for the purpose ol adjusting the question of boundary and all other questions requiring adjust meni, il was obligatory npon the President to as ser, claim to inc Rio del Norte, and to main tain that claim by all powers civil and military restrd ln hiIa hy the een$,itutior nd laws