THE OREGON QUESTION.
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Our readers will find matter Of deep interest in
the account of Tuesdays proceedings of the Senate
The extreme resolutions of Mr.. HANNEGAN on the
subject of Oregon coming up for consideration, were
met by counter propositions from Mr.. Senator
CALHOUN, which important as disclosing the
views Of so distinguished and influential member
of the body, and are eminenty important as an in
dicaon that there are Senators of the dominant
party who think that peace may yet be preserved
with honor, and who are not, at any rate, disposed
to incur the hazards and horrors of war until all
efforts for pacific and honorable adjustment of the
dispute shall be exhausted.


In the HOUSE yesterday resolutions were intro
duced something like those moved in the SENATE,
which the mover desired to be Immediately con-
sidered; in which desire, however, the House did
not indulge him. having refused, by decisive vote,
to suspend the rules for the purpose.


Later in the day, debate sprung up on the oc-
cason of bill reported for raising two additional
regiments of Dragons, Qor service in Oregon,) in
which Mr.. ADAMS expressed sentiments which he
is well known to entertain, differing in regard 70
them in some degree from most of his personal and
political friends. For more distinct understand
ing of his views, our readers are referred to the
report of his speech.