TiyENTY-SIXTH CONGRESS.


FIRST SESSIO

IN SENATE.

Tr1sn,x. Fehrnary IL. 1910.
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Among the memorials presented, by MIR. BUCHA-
NAN was one from the Society OF Friends, and III
others frorn citizens OF Philadelphia, demonstrating
against The employment of bloodhoundS IN The Flo
rida war In the course Of The conversation which
ensucd, Messrs. Benton and Buchanan slated lhat
he bIoodhouads had been imported without The
knowledge OF the War Department. except through
public reports. Mr.. Benton opposed their reference
10 com itlee on The ground that The petitioners
were ignorant OF the subject. They were, however,
referred TO The Committee On Military Affairs.


The subject OF SIale Debts coming up IN order,
Mr. ALLEN addressed The Senate at length on lhe
subject.