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Joint Resolution instructing our Senators and requesting our Representatives in Congress, to call the attention of the Government of the United States to the necessity for a further treaty with the Republic of Mexico. 1853 25 (1853.1)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactstx0061 and id is 1 raw text is: Habeas Corpus entered of record, shall be conclusive, unless reversed on p peal; and no person remanded by such judginert to custody while the same continueq~n force, shall be atliber- ty to obtain another Habeas Corpus for the same cause, or by any other proceeding to bring the same matter again in ques- tion, unIlesi by appeal to the Supreme Court, under the regula- tions made for such appeal in criminal causes, which appeal any party aggrieved by such judgment may prosecute. SEc. 2. The ninth section oT an act to prescribe the method of proceeding to obtain the benefit of the writ of Habeas Cor- pus of January 14, 1840, is hereby repealed Approved, February 5, 1853. CHAPTER XV. JOINT RESOLUTON Instructing our Senators and requesting our Represetatives In Congress, to call thi attention of the Government of the United States to the necessity for a further treaty with the Republic of Mexico, Sw.noN 1. Be it 9.4ojved by the Legqilature of the Stat of Tea., That our Senators be instr'ucted and our Represent- atives in Congress be requested, to call the attention ,of the Government of the United States to the necessity now existing for a farther treaty with the Republic of Mexico, and that they urge our Governmient to make a treaty restoring to the citizens of the United States, all slaves belonging to them and which now are within the said Republic, as well as all which may hereafter escape thereto; and, also, for the prompt restoration of any other property of American citizens which may have been carried or taken against the will of the respective owners therdf into the said Republic. SFw. 2. That a copy of these Resolutions be forwarded to ejich of our Senators and Representatives in Congress. ApTroved, February 7, 1853.

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