HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
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The Oregon question continuing before the
House, Mr.. Stephen A. Douglass opened the days
debate with speech in favor Of the twelve months
notice.


Mr.. ID. was followed by Mr.. T. II. Bailey, on
the opposite side, who entered into some detail to
show that the British title was good to the 49th
parallel and that all south of that line and north
Of the Columbia is, by title equally good, the
property Of the United States.


Mr.. W. w. Campbell succeeded, in favor of the
resolution After Mr.. c. had spoken, motion was
made that the committee rise; after which


The House adjourned.