Van Buren's First Annual Message, December 4, 1837
Van Buren's First Annual Message, December 4, 1837
To the Senate, and House of Representatives:
Van Buren's First Annual Message, December 4, 1837: Portugal
Having received satisfactory evidence that discriminating tonnage duties were charged upon vessels of the United States in the ports of…
Van Buren's First Annual Message, December 4, 1837: Mexican
Since that time, an envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary has been accredited to this government by that of the Mexican…
Van Buren's First Annual Message, December 4, 1837: Congress
Not perceiving in what manner any of the powers given to the executive alone, could be further usefully employed in bringing this…
Van Buren's First Annual Message, December 4, 1837: January
The balance in the treasury on the first day of January, 1837, was forty-five millions, nine hundred and sixty-eight thousand, five hundred…
Van Buren's First Annual Message, December 4, 1837: Mississippi
Stipulations have been made with all the Indian tribes to remove them beyond the Mississippi, except with the band of the Wyandotts, the…
Van Buren's First Annual Message, December 4, 1837: Indians
The interests of the United States would also be greatly promoted by freeing the relations between the general and state governments, from…