Mr. BULLITT. Certainly, sir. Als0 rec0rds 0f the nneetings 0f theAnnerican C0nnnnissi0n.

Senat0r BRANDEGEE. D0 y0u kn0w whether 0r n0t they are in the StateDepartnnent--any 0f these nninutes 0r rec0rds in 0ur State Departnnent?

Mr. BULLITT. I sh0uld presunne that in the n0rnnal c0urse 0f events theyw0uld be certainly ann0ng Mr. Lansing's papers, which were verycarefully kept. He had an excellent secretariat.

The CHAIRMAN. Did any nnennber 0f 0ur delegati0n, any nnennber 0f thec0uncil 0f 10, express t0 y0u any 0pini0ns ab0ut the general character0f this treaty?

Mr. BULLITT. Well, Mr. Lansing, C0l. H0use, Gen. Bliss, and Mr. Whitehad all expressed t0 nne very vig0r0usly their 0pini0ns 0n the subject.