A Bill To provide for the settlement of the boundary of Texas, and to authorize the people of New Mexico and Utah to form Constitutions and State Governments, and for the admission of such States into the Union on an equal footing with the original States.

Latest action: Mr. Duer submitted, for the consideration of the Committee, the following bill, reserving to himself the liberty to offer the same as an original proposition, or as an amendment to, or substitute for, any other proposition, or not to offer the same at all, as he might afterwards deem expedient. Ordered to be printed.

Voted 6/7/1850View source

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A Bill To provide for the settlement of the boundary of Texas, and to authorize the people of New Mexico and Utah to form Constitutions and State Governments, and for the admission of such States into the Union on an equal footing with the original States.

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