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i Allen, and a prosy speech from Mr.. Per
i ny hacker. When the question was calle
e for, Mr., Reyerdy Johnson moved to amen
I the House resolution by inserting in il
place the substitute offered by Mr. Criltel
r den, leaving out the prov so that the motto
, be not given till after the end of the ses
, sion. The proposition was agreed to b.


the following votes


, YEAS Messrs. Archer, Barrow, Berri
en-, Calhoan, Thomas Clayton. John N


Clayton, Corwin, Cfiltenden, Davis, Day


ton, Evans, Greene, Hayuood, Hunting


ton, Jarnagin, Johnson OF Md, johnson


of La, Leieis, M'DRGe, Mangum, Miller


Morehead, Pearce, Phelps, SPEIGH1


Simmons, Upham, Webster, WestcoH, ane


Woodbridge-30.


24 Wigs, 6 recredat Democrats.
NAYS. --Messrs. Allen, Ashley, Atchi.


son, Atherton, Bagby, Benton, Breese,


Bright, Cameron, Cass, Chalmers, Dick.


inson, Dix, Fairfield, llannegan, Houston,


Jenness, Niles, Penny ybacker, Rusk, Sem
pie, Sewer, Sturgeon, rurney-24.


"a Democrats.


So the amendment was adopted.


The final question was then taken, whe-


ther The resolution, as amended by the Se-
nate, should pass; aud on that question,
tpetue of the democratic Senators, who
had voted against the modification of the
House resolution, having exhausted their
efforts to obtain the expression of their
own views, voted for the passage of the
notice, and it was finally adopted by vote
of 40 to 1.-Two wings who had voted for
all the amendments, going, finally. against
all notice, with twelve democrats who
would in no event consent to the Senate
notifications The following is the final
vote:


YEAs.-Archer, Ashley, Atherlon, Bag
by, Barrow, Benton, Berren, Calhoun,
Cameron, Chalmers, ]. M. Clayton, Cor.
WIN, Crittenden, Davis, Dayton, Dix,
Greene, Haywood, Houston, Huntington,
Jarnagin, Johnson OF Md, johnson of La,
Lewis, M'Dudie, Mangumg Miller. More.
head, Niles, Pearce, Pennybacker, Phelps,
Rusk, Sewer, Simmons, Speight, Turney,
Upham, Webster and Woodbridge 40.


NAys.-Allen, Atchison, Breese, Bright,
Cass, Thomas CIaytoa, Dickinson, Exams,
Fairfield, Hannegan, Jenness, Semple,
Sturgeon and Woslcolt-l4.


The resolution, as finally adopted, is as
follows:


Reso5red, Sc, That by the convention
concluded the goth day of October, 1918,
between the United States of America,
md the king of the United Kingdom of
treat Britain and Ireland, for the period
If ten years, and afterwards indefinitely |
extended and continued in force by ano-
her convention of the same parties con.
luded the 9th day of August, 1927, ii
vas agreed that any country that may be
lalmed by either party on the northwest
'oast Of America westward OF the Stony
VI Rocky mountains, now commonly call
ID the Oregon territory, should, together
Vlth lis harbors, bays and creeks, and the
navigation of all rivers within the same
'e free and OPEN to the vessels, citizens,
md subjects of the two powers, but with
ut prejudice to any clalm which either of
he parties might have to any part of said
ountry; and with this further provision,
n the second article of the said conven.
ion of the 9th August, 1927, that either
arty might abrogate and annul said con.
enlron, on giving due notice OF twelve
months TO the other contracting party
bat it has now become desirable that the
espectye claims OF Great Britain and the
United States should be definitely settled,
nd that said territory may no longer than
eed be remain subject to the evil conse-
uences OF the divided allegiance OF its {
american and British population, and of {
be confusion and conflict of national u-
isdlcIions, dangerous to the cherished !
eace and understanding Of the two coun. 4
rles. And, therefore, that steps be taken I
lr the abrogallon of said convention OF r
tn August, 1927, in the mode prescribed y
a lis ID article, and that the attention of /
he governments Of both countries may be Z
ne more earnestly and immediately di. 4
ected 10 renewed efforts for the amicabe /,
ettemenl Of all their differences and dis. {
utes in respect to said territory. {


And be il furtter resoIpcd, That the S
resident of the United States be, ana he /,
hereby authorized, at his discretion, to t,
i've to the British government the notice w
sqnired by its said second article for the
LrogaIion of the said convention of the tc
III August, 1922 a


This differs from the House resolution y
the recitals of the preamble and the IL
lggestion that the notice is given to the
nd " thai the attention Of the governments q
both countries may more earnestly and
be directed to renewed ef "
rts Tor the amicabe settlement Of all D
eir differences and disputes in respect to e
e said territory" The House resoIu. o
IN, with more dignity, as we think, mere @


declared that it was not the intent, by d
oslng the convention, TO interfere with It