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zeal without disc, action, and told the Senator
from Name that he was incapable OF siabblng
and scaling ~ the same time


Mr. Fairfield wished to explain, but Mr.. II.
refused 10 yield the floor


Mr.. II. supported the bill, and, of course,
abided by hs original ciaIm to the "who!o OF
Oregon"


Mir. Bagby next got the lloor, but yielded to
q motion to 60 INTO executive session.


After brief executive session, the Senate
adjourned.


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


After the reading Gf the journal, the Speak
er called the committees for reports, and IL
mong the number reported were the following:


MIR HARRISON, from the committee on Mill
tary Affairs, reported bill authorisMg the Pre-
sIdcnt Of the United States to accept the ser-
vices Of volunteers under certain crcumstan-
Ces therein named. Read twice.


MIR Black, from the committee on the Mill
tia, reported bill for the more effective orga-
nization of the militia for purposes of public
defence. Read twice.


From the committee OIL Naval Affairs was
reported, and passed to a second reading, bill
for the relief of the heirs of Robert Fulton;
also, bill revivng an act for continuing GER
tain naval pensioners for the term Of five years.
"a pil InahlIS LlIo aIIhual appropriations III
the civil and diplomatic expenditures for the
year 1916.


On motion, the House resolved itself into
committee of the whole, (Mr. Tibbatts in the
Chair, resumed the consideration and discus
sion of the Oregon resolutions.


Mr.. Douglass, OF Illinois, being entitled to
the floor, addressed the committee in iavor of
giving the proposed notice for termination of
the joint occupancy of the Oregon country
with Great Britain.


Mr.. Bayley, of Va, followed Mr. D, in op-
position 10 giving the notice.


Mr. Campbell, of Wis, made q speech of
about an half hours duration, in favor of Civ
ing the notice in modified form, so as to ad-
init Of arbitration. When he had concluded,
Mr.. Owen, OF Indiana, secured the floor,
when the committee rose, and the House ad-
iourned.