Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] whats wrong with this picture
Date: Jan 14, 2004 @ 19:26
Author: Lowell G. McManus ("Lowell G. McManus" <mcmanus71496@...>)
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----- Original Message -----From: Michael DonnerSent: Wednesday, January 14, 2004 11:37 AMSubject: [BoundaryPoint] whats wrong with this picturehere complete at last & all in one message for the first time since the discussion about the unilateral multiplication of texas beganin case anybody has been wondering what it is really aboutis the actual text from bus&ss aka van zandtwhich has been alleged to be erroneousopen quotein a joint resolution approved 1 march 1845congress gave its consent for the erection of texas into a stateprovided certain conditions & guarantees were acceptedone of which was as followsopen internal quotenew states of convenient sizenot exceeding 4 in numberin addition to said state of texas& having sufficient populationmay hereafterby the consent of said statebe formed out of the territory thereofwhich shall be entitled to admission under the provisions of the federal constitutionclose internal quotesource 5 statutes at large 797resume primary quotetexas does not appear however to have acquired by this proviso any advantages over other statesas it merely can give its consent to a division of its areathe right to make the recommendation or request for the division apparently resting with congressclose quotealsowithin quotation marks are the wordsguaranteesin the first sentence&consentin the last sentencenow i expect some wag will answerwhats wrong is that this just isnt spotless enough to go caplessbut i mean what is wrong with the picture actually presented here by bus&ssor by van zandt or whoever you think is telling us this& whoever you think we are& to which exception has been takenthis question has until now apparently been completely overlooked
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