Correspon ience of the Arkansas InteI!isencer.
SENATE CHAMBER.


March l2M, 1916.
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To the Editors Of the Arkansas Intclligencer


DEAR SlRs:-We are apparently no nearer the
final determination Of the Oregon question now.
than we were weeks ago. The wings have come
out and entered into the discussion of The British
tile-or rather state their objections to our title
and all the wings seem to have come to the con.
cIusiou, that we have no just claim north of the
40 >; indeed some Of them say that the Pres,
dent is bound in honor, not to ask an, tcrri,orv
north Of 49,. Mr.. Haywood having broadly
asserted the same doctrine, and ella lining that al
the President has said in his message, (when
coupled with his omissions to make statements. !,
forms, in his judgment, what the Presiaea, himself
is in favor of-49e and will settle the cou,ro.
versy at that, il the British propose compromise
on that line. 1t is believed that COL BENTON,
Messrs. Calhoun, McDnfiie, Lewis, YuIee, Speiph,
Chalmers, aud Coiqui;t, will agree 10 that doctrine
and, SO, greatly fear tho amendment of Mr.
Coqui!t will prevail in the Senale---and believe