Under every view which I have been able to take of the subject, I think that the interests of our common constituents the people of all the States, and a love of the Union, left the Executive no other alternative than to negotiate the treaty.
John Tyler: “Under every view which I have been able to take of the subject, I think that the interests of our common constituents…”
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Message to the Senate Transmitting a Treaty of Annexation Concluded Between the United States of America and the Republic of...
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The country itself, thus obtained, is of incalculable value in an agricultural and commercial point of view.
Texas had entered into the treaty of annexation upon the invitation of the Executive, and when for that act she was threatened with a renewal of the war on the part of Mexico she naturally looked to this Government to interpose its efforts…
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I must be permitted to disclaim entirely and unqualifiedly the right on the part of the Executive to make any real or supposed defects existing in any State constitution or form of government the pretext for a failure to enforce the laws…





