...military establibhmcnt, twelve regiments of infaatry, and six troops of light dragoons, to be enlisted for and during the continuance of the existing differences between the United States and the French Republic. The said six troops shall be formed into a regiment, and there shall be appointed thereto,...

...purposes," shall bo Suspended until the further order of congress, unless, in the recess of congress, and during the continuance of the, existing differences between the United States and the French republic, war shall break out between the United States and the French republic, or imminent danger...

...to raise twelve additional regiments of infantry, and six troops of light dragoon*, "to be enlisted for and during the continuance of the existing differences...and the French Republic, unless sooner discharged," &c. The following spring, by the act of the 2d of March, 1799, entitled " An act giving eventual authority...

...enlistments should be suspended until the further order of Congress, unless in the recess of Congress, and during the continuance of the existing differences between the United States and the French Republic, war should break nut between the United States and the French Republic, or imminent danger...

...military establishment, twelve regiments of infantry, and six troops of light dragoons, to be enlisted for and during the continuance of the existing differences...and the French Republic, unless sooner discharged ; and the said six troops, together with the two troops of dragoons now in service, shall be formed...

...pprposes," shall be suspended until the further order of Congress, unless, in the recess of Congress, and during the continuance of the existing differences between the United States and the French republic, war shall break out between the United States and the French republic, or imminent danger...

...it could be done consistently with the public safety. The resolution was modified so as to read, " for and during the continuance of the existing differences between the United States and the French Republic." Mr. DAYTON moved to strike out eight regiments and insert twelve. After some objections...

...enlistments should be suspended until the further order of Congress, unless, in the recess of Congress, and during the continuance of the existing differences between the United States and the French republic, war should break out between the United States and the French republic, or imminent danger...

...enlistments should be suspended until the further order of Congress, unless, in the recess of Congress, and during- the continuance of the existing- differences between the United States and the French republic, war should break out between the United States and the French republic, or imminent danger...

...should be suspended until the further order of Congress, unless, in the recess of Congress, and during1 the continuance of the existing differences between the United States and the French republic, war should break out between the UnUed States and the French republic, or imminent danger...