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Federalist, The:

Fee:

statement contained in, regarding constitutional provision as to raising of rev-
enue: 151.

for slaughter of cattle in Habana: 195.

(See Buena Vista; Duplessis; High sheriff. )

Felonies committed on the high seas:

power of Congress to punish: 62.

Feudal system:

theory of allegiance under: 115.

(See Allegiance.)

Fire apparatus:

claims of Messrs. Meeryweather & Sons on account of refusal of city of Manila

to permit further execution of alleged contract for supplying, report on: 407.

Fish, Hamilton:

letter regarding claims of aliens: 340.

Fishery dispute:

between Great Britain and United States: 329.

Fleming et al. v. Page:

extension of boundaries of the United States: 48, 251.

effect of conquest of Mexico by the United States: 129, 244.

customs duties in Florida: 163.

regulation of trade with Tampico: 45, 225, 303, 325.

Florida:

exercise of legislative and judicial powers by General Jackson in East and
West: 30.

transfer of, completed: 38.

provisions of treaty with Spain (1819) confirming title of United States to: 41,
83, 94, 104, 162.

discussion of condition of, in 1828: 93 et seq.

date of cession of: 94.

passage of acts establishing Territorial government in: 95.

customs laws of United States enforced against imports from: 104.

government of, same as that of Louisiana: 137.

amendments to bill providing for government of, debate on: 137, 138.

appointment of Andrew Jackson as governor of: 138.

powers vested in Andrew Jackson as governor: 138.
seizures of Spanish officers by Andrew Jackson: 139.

laws extended to: 139.

advantages granted to Pensacola and St. Augustine by treaty with Spain: 162.
extension of United States revenue laws to: 162, 165.

case of the "Olive Branch:" 163, 164.

inhabitants of, declared in a state of insurrection: 253.

validity of Spanish grant of land: 577.

laws relating to treason, etc.: 673.

Florida case.

(See American Insurance Co. v. Canter.)

Foraker, Senator J. B.:

letter transmitting comparison between United States laws on treason, etc., and
act of Philippine Commission: 655.

Foraker resolution:

provisions of, regarding franchises, etc., in Cuba: 357,367, 387.
opinion of Attorney-General: 367.

passage of: 267.

purpose of, as to municipal rights in Cuba: 387.

Foraker resolution-Continued.

effect of: 387.

how restrictions created by, operate: 388.

not to be construed as prohibiting municipality to exercise ordinary rights of
ownership: 543.

a voluntary renouncement by United States of fruits of conquest in Cuba: 544.
Foreigners. (See Aliens; Allegiance; Citizenship.)
Forests:

in the Philippines: 233.

provisions of the Spooner amendment: 233, 240, 604.

construction to be given to, report on: 604 et seq.

extent of: 607.

means of communication: 608.

surveys: 609.

formerly belonged to the Spanish Crown: 610.

belonging to the United States are part of the property of the United States:
612.

right to dispose of, vested in Congress: 612.

Fortifications:

in Cuba and Porto Rico, report on suggested agreement as to disposition of: 566-
571.

failure of evacuation commissions to agree: 567.

in the Philippines and Guam, agreement as to: 567.

Foster et al. v. Neilson:

effect of action by political branch regarding territory, determination of national
boundaries: 47, 249.

Fourteen Diamond Rings case:

constitutionality of duties upon imports into the United States from the Philip-
pines: 241.

France:

treaty with United States for sale of Louisiana: 41, 77, 83.

how made effective: 43.

provisions of: 41, 77, 83.

assailed as an act of imperialism: 122.

formulation, approval, and ratification of: 159.

provisions of, regarding inhabitants of ceded territory: 243.

status of ceded territory to Federal Government: 243.
trade: 332.

right of inhabitants of Alsace-Lorraine to retain allegiance to: 475.
(See Louisiana.)

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a voluntary renouncement by United States of fruits of conquest in
Cuba, 544.

report on grant of, by Spanish officials after signing of protocol of August
1898: 595-603.

(See Matadero River.)

Franchises-Continued.

in Porto Rico-

order of President McKinley prohibiting granting of: 385, 440, 464.
report on granting of, by municipalities: 463–471.

in the Philippines-

grant of: 233.

provisions of Spooner amendment:, 233, 240, 604.
construction to be given, report on: 604 et seq.
approval of views contained in: 615.

(See Timber; Public lands; Forests.)

meaning of: 440, 612.

how granted by municipalities under Spanish law: 470, 471.
French Cable Company:

cable operated by: 282.

rights of, while Cuba under Spanish sovereignty: 283.

provisions of Spanish concession to: 285.

demand of British consul at Habana to prevent landing of cable: 285.

right of, to engage in traffic with points beyond Haiti: 286.

use of Spanish Government telegraph lines in Cuba by: 289–291.

rights of, under Spanish concession: 293.

circular of military government of Cuba regarding acceptance of messages at
Government telegraph offices for transmission by: 202.

Fromentin, Judge:

controversy with Andrew Jackson regarding doctrine of ex proprio vigore: 137

et seq.

report of Andrew Jackson on action of: 139.

issue of writ of habeas corpus in Sousa case: 139.

appeal of controversy with Andrew Jackson to Washington: 139.

letter of, to Secretary Adams: 139.

Fugitives from justice:

extradition of, who have taken refuge in Cuba under military government:

523-526.

how to be effected: 525, 526.

Functions, powers, and duties of military governments maintained by United States
in islands ceded by Spain, etc.:

report on: 11.

(See Military government; Cuba; Porto Rico; Philippine Islands. )
Funds:

of the United States subject to War Department orders not available for payment
of claims based upon obligations of Spanish Government: 177.

seizure of insurgent, by United States authorities in the Philippines: 261.
seizure of, found in Spanish treasuries in Manila by United States military
forces: 621-625.

seized as lawful prize of war: 621.

are the property of the United States: 622.

recommendations: 624.

approved by Acting Secretary of War: 624-625.

(See Revenues.)

Gadsden purchase:

G.

acquisition of territory known as, by United States by treaty: 42.

Gage, L. J.:

letter to Secretary of War regarding disposition of the Alfonso XII: 557.
(See Vessels.)

Gallatin, Secretary of the Treasury:

report on the finances of Louisiana: 159, 161.

letter of instructions for taking possession of Louisiana to W. C. Claiborne: 159.
order to collector of New Orleans regarding taxes, etc.: 159.

circular regarding import and tonnage duties: 160.

Garcia v. Lee:

determination of boundaries a political question: 250.

Gaskill, Chas. B., et al.:

in re revocable license to construct railway in Ponce, etc.: 650-655.
Georgia:

transfer of unoccupied territory to General Government: 40, 123.
inhabitants of, declared in a state of insurrection: 253.

laws relating to treason, etc.: 673.

German ambassador at Washington:

letter to Secretary of State regarding restriction of trade with the Sulu Islands:
317, 318.

Germany:

recognition of sovereignty of Spain over Sulu Islands: 326.

grant of right to trade with Sulu Islands, etc.: 326.

Gibson v. Choteau:

acquisition and government of new territory by the United States: 67.
Gomez de Aranjo, Manuel:

application of, for concession to canalize Matadero River, etc.

(See Matadero River.)

Government:

maintained by United States in ceded islands, institution of: 11.
hostile, functions of, cease under martial law: 14.

civil. (See Civil government.)

military. (See Military government.)

republican form of, guaranteed every State of the Union: 22.

temporary, may be instituted by President during war: 23, 25.

State, formation of, in Louisiana, Arkansas, and Tennessee: 24.

formed by President for conquered territory may be terminated by Congress: 25.
of the United States. (See United States.)

power to acquire territory: 94.

powers of, rest upon allegiance of people: 114.

rights relating to, of territory, to be conferred by Congress: 169.

provisional, establishment of, in New Mexico: 22, 218.

(See Cuba; Porto Rico; Philippine Islands.)

Governor-general of Cuba:

salary of, and payment out of Cuban revenues: 422–432.

duties discharged by: 422.

conduct of affairs of civil government by army officer is tolerated, not required:
422.

extra services: 422.

Converse v. United States, case of: 424.

(See Army officers.)

Grants:

validity of, made by previous sovereign in territory acquired by the United States:
575.

(See Franchises; Concessions.)

Grapeshot, case of the:

holding of court regarding authority of President to establish provisional courts
in Louisiana: 21.

Great Britain:

treaty with, 1794, first treaty concluded by United States: 39.

commercial convention with, of 1815: 39.

grant of right to trade with Sulu Islands: 326.

rights of English subjects in American colonies: 116.

interpretation by Dana of treaty of 1818 with the United States: 330.
fishery dispute with the United States: 329.

Gregg, Representative:

debate on Louisiana in House: 132.

Griggs, John W., United States Attorney-General:

letter to Secretary of War regarding laws continued in force on change of sover-
eignty: 28, 29, 188, 200.

opinion of, on application to construct a wharf at Ponce, P. R.: 353.

on mining claims in Cuba, etc.: 371–373.

on concession to Dady & Co.: 359, 389, 408, 536, 573, 631.

Griswold, Frank H., et al.:

report on application of, for articles of incorporation under laws of Porto Rico:
490-495.

proposed articles of incorporation: 490-491.

privileges sought to be secured by: 491.

denial of application: 495.

(See Corporations.)

Griswold, G.:

debate in House on Louisiana purchase treaty: 38, 124, 125.

Guam:

capture of capital of, sufficient basis of good title for United States: 45.
cession of, by Spain: 46.

war material left by Spanish forces; agreement as to disposition of: 567.
Guano Islands:

congressional legislation in respect of: 50.

held to be constitutional and valid: 50.

list of: 52.

criminal offenses in: 51.

Guarantee:

treaties of, not binding upon new State formed by separation: 190, 303, 327,
(See Manila Railway Company.)

639.

of Spanish Government in concession to Manila Railway Company, not a lien
upon revenues of Philippines: 193.

Gum trees:

in the Philippines: 608.

Gutierrez, Primitivo:

rights under contract for market house at Sancti Spíritus, Cuba: 534-541.
indebtedness of municipality of Sancti Spíritus to: 534.

terms of contract to erect market house: 534.

refusal of municipal authorities to carry out terms of contract. 535.

claim of, for damages: 535.

sustained by Spanish minister at Washington: 536.

order suspending contract: 536.

refusal of authorities of Sancti Spiritus to assist, to derive benefits claimed under
contract: 536.

right of authorities to refuse compliance with contract: 536.

reasons for refusal: 536.

rescission of order of suspension: 537.

order closing courts of Cuba to suits against municipalities: 537.

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