On the recordJanuary 29, 1861
The amendment does not seem necessary to secure any right either of the United States or of any American citizen claiming under them.
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Jan 29, 1861
Nor is it known or believed that there are any claims against the Government of Venezuela having any connection with that island other than those provided for in this convention.
Feb 11, 1861
After due deliberation, Congress, on the 2d of June, 1858, authorized the President 'to adopt such measures and use such force as in his judgment may be necessary and advisable' in the premises.
Feb 20, 1861
There is but one mode left of settling the dispute, and that is by submitting it to the arbitration of some friendly and impartial power.
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