...Spain, by which that territory was ceded to the United States, it is stipulated that satisfaction shall be made for the injuries, if any, which by process...individual Spanish inhabitants by the late operations of our troops in Florida. No provision having yet been made to carry that stipulation into effect, it...

...Spain, by which that Territory was ceded to the United States, it is stipulated that satisfaction shall be made for the injuries, if any, which, by process...individual Spanish inhabitants, by the late operations of our troops, in Florida. No provision having yet been made, to carry that stipulation into effect, it...

...Spain, by which that Territory was ceded to the United States, it is stipulated that satisfaction shall be made for the injuries, if any, which, by process...individual Spanish inhabitants, by the late operations of our troops, in Florida. No provision having yet been made to carry that stipulation into effect, it...

...by which that Territory was ceded to the United States, it is stipulated that satisfaction shall bo made for the injuries, if any, which, by process of...officers, and individual Spanish inhabitants, by the hite operations of our troops, in Florida. No provision having yet been made to carry that stipulation...

...9th article of the treaty of 1819 with Spain (8vol. SL, page 260) contains the following stipulation: "The United States will cause satisfaction to be made for the injuries," &c. This treaty stipulation is, by force of art. 6, § 2 of the Constitution, the supreme law of the...

...following provision was inserted, and constitutes the last clause of the 9th article of that instrument, viz: "The United States will cause satisfaction to...the late operations of the American army in Florida. ' ' — (Statutes at Large, volume 8, p. 260.) •'To carry into effect" this provision of the treaty,...

...any of the recent events or transactions of their respective commanders and officers in the Floridas. "The United States will cause satisfaction to be made...late operations of the American army in Florida." This treaty concludes the published correspondence respecting the Spanish claims. The correspondence...

...and the tpecial. 1 By the treaty of 1819, with Spain, it was agreed that the United States •' shall cause satisfaction to be made for the injuries, if any, which, by process of !aw, shall be established to have been suffered by the Spanish officers, and individuals, Spanish inhabitants,...

...of the recent events or transactions of their respective commanders and officers in the Floridas. " The United States will cause satisfaction to be made...late operations of the American army in Florida." This treaty concludes the published corresjx)ndence respecting the Spanish claims. The correspondence...

...any of the recent events or transactions of their respective commanders and officers in the Floridas. "The United States will cause satisfaction to be made...late operations of the American army in Florida/' This treaty concludes the published correspondence respecting the Spanish claims. The correspondence...