...attention of Congress to the necessity for establishing a territorial government over Arizona. 3. " I deem it to be my duty once more earnestly to recommend...property of American citizens passing in transit across the Panama, Nicaragua and Tehuantepec routes, against sudden and lawless outbreaks and depredations....

...President's message. Mr. REYNOLDS submitted verbally for the consideration of the committee the proposition to recommend to Congress the passage of a law authorizing the President of the United States, whenever in his After discussion, without coming to any conclusion, Mr. Keynolds...

...legislature." Mr. Case, Sec. of State, to Lord Napier, Apr. 10, 1857. MSS. Notes, Gr. Brit. " I deem it my duty once more earnestly to recommend to Congress...the lives and property of American citizens passing iu transit across the Panama, Nicaragua, and Tehuauteprc routes against sudden and lawless outbreaks...

...legislature." Mr. Caes, See. of State, to Lord Napier, Apr. 10,1857. MSS. Notes, Gr. Brit. " I deem it my duty once more earnestly to recommend to Congress...the lives and property of American citizens passing iu transit across the Panama, Nicaragua, and Tehuantepec routes against sudden and lawless outbreaks...

...legislature." Mr. Case, Sec. of Stat«, to Lord Napier, Apr. 10,1857. MSS. Notes, Gr. Brit. " I deem it my duty once more earnestly to recommend to Congress...command for the purpose of protecting the lives and proj>erty of American citizens passing iu transit across the Panama, Nicaragua, and Tehuantepec routes...

...legislature." Mr. Cass, Sec. of State, to Lord Napier, Apr. 10,1857. MSS. Notes, Or. Brit. " I deem it my duty once more earnestly to recommend to Congress...property of American citizens passing in transit across the Panama, Nicaragua, and Tehuautepec routes against sudden and lawless outbreaks and depredations....

...legislature." Mr. Case, Sec. of State, to Lord Napier, Apr. 10,1857. MSS. Notos, Gr. Brit. " 1 deem it my duty once more earnestly to recommend to Congress...property of American citizens passing in transit across the Panama, Nicaragua, and Tehnantepec routes 4gaiust sudden and lawless outbreaks and depredations....

...legislature." Mr. Casa, Seo. of State, to Lord Napier, Apr. 10, 1857. MSS. Notes, Or. Brit. " I deem it my duty once more earnestly to recommend to Congress...the purpose of protecting the lives and property of Americau citizens passing in transit across the Panama, Nicaragua, and Tehuantepcc routes igaiust sudden...

...The facts were also communicated to Captain Wiltse, of the Boston, who simply said that he was here for the purpose of protecting the lives and property of American citizens, and that he would do it if called upon. Mr. Hartwell promptly laid the matter before Minister Stevens,...

...Nicaragua remain unredressed, though they are pressed in an earnest manner and not without hope of success. I deem it to be my duty once more earnestly to recommend...property of American citizens passing in transit across the Panama, Nicaragua, and Tehuantepec routes against sudden and lawless outbreaks and depredations....