OENATE | VHiMBHR

 March l0l, 1916.
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 SIR-fhe P. II. General, on the 7th inst, established new Post-oliee at Fl Dorado. Union county, and appointed Christopher C. Rainey Postmaster

 The Senate are still engaged in the Oregon discussion. Mir Evans, of Maine, had the floor to-day, and will finish tomorrow; and although Mir. Webster, some time since, de- elared he should wish ''his tongue blistered before he would discuss the British tide to Oregon, while a negotiation was pending,' yet the whole drift of Mr. Evans argument thus far, has been 10 show that our tile Was mot clear and unquestonabIe,n , and pointing out the defects of our title. This will change the whole discussion, and deem 1t truly un- fortunate, as the result may be, if followed up, which l presume 1t will be, on that side of the Senate, to defeat the notice altogether for if AIr. Colqut's amendment should bt adopted by the Senate, by the vote of tht whigs and some five OF six democrats, have no doubt it will be rejected by the House o Representatives-will, in my opinion, plac, Us in great difficulty, which may result il war-the greatest calamity, that could bclal Us, except sacrifice of National Honor. have now little hope of the Oregon question being passed upon by the Senate for som, weeks to come.

 ! our ob't serv't,

 CHESTER ASHLEY.