I now lay a copy of the said treaty before the House of Representatives in order to such legislative provisions being made as may be necessary to carry into effect the stipulations therein contained on the part of the United States.
James Monroe: “I now lay a copy of the said treaty before the House of Representatives in order to such legislative provisions being…”
On the recordMarch 2, 1821
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