...termination of the present treaty was generally approved; and the following resolution adopted : Mesohed, That this Convention do respectfully request the President...a treaty between the two countries for reciprocal intercourse between the United States and the several Provinces of British America, including Columbia,...

...Tbe termination of the present treaty was generally approved ; and the following resolution adopted: Resolved, That this Convention do respectfully request the President of the United States to enter into negotiation» with the Government of Great Britain, having in view the execution of a treaty between...

...of the IV--- States to enter into negotiations with the Government of Great Britain, Ьп.,: >•• view the execution of a treaty between the two countries for reciprocal in;c'- -"••• between the United States and the several Provinces of British Апкткя, го-...

...Convention took a vote, and unanimously adopted the by the following important resolution : — e egates, " Resolved, That this Convention do respectfully request...execution of a Treaty between the two Countries for Eeciprocal Commercial Intercourse between the United States and the several Provinces of British North...

...reciprocity treaty ; and with equal unanimity it adopted a second resolution, respectfully requesting " the President of the United States to enter into negotiations...and the several Provinces of British North America, •Since the publication of Mr. LARNED'S rcport, the duties imposed by the Canadian Parliament on flour,...

...June 3, 1879, and reported June 4, 1880, by Seiiator Williams, amending said bill so »s to authorize the President of the United States to enter into negotiations with the Cherokee Nation for the purpose of finally settling the status and rights of the colored people iii...

...JnneS, 1879, and reported June 4, 1880, by Senator Williams, amending said bill so as to authorize the President of the United States to enter into negotiations with the Cherokee Nation for the purpose of finally settling the status and rights of the colored people in...

...States in giving notice of the termination of the treaty, and the other was a resolution requesting the president of the United States to enter into negotiations...execution of a treaty between the two countries for reciprocity of commercial intercourse between the United States and the several provinces of British...

...suffered by the Mexicans, in a concurrent resolution approved April 29, 1890, whereby it recommended to the President of the United States to enter into negotiations with the Mexican Government with a view to deciding upon such means as might tend to remedy the difficulties...

...so cleared the atmosphere that at its close the following resolution was adopted by unanimous vote: "Resolved, That this convention do respectfully request...for reciprocal commercial intercourse between the several provinces of British North America including British Columbia, the Selkirk Settlement and Vancouver...