CONGRESSIONAL.


MONDAY NIGHT, March 2. 1916.
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ln the Senai', to-day, the discussion of the qes.
i,on OF notice ~ns continued. Mr.. Breese spoke
for upwards Of two hours in favor Of ,b. measure
and was listened 10 with grea, attention by The
crowded auditory, which. despite the great ipcle.
mency Of the wea,hor, I'll ed the paIIariev, Tn,
honorable senntor took comprehensive view of
the question Of title, making some new and inter.
esling points, and presented a torcibIe nrglmrn,
in favor Of The immediate compliance with the
Recommendation Of the President relative To .. tbe
notice." We give full repor, Of the speeci,,
and to il refer our readers


The House was engaged during the day in the
consideration of the case of contested elec,;nn
from the State Of New Jersey. No decision WINS
arrived al Washingioa Union.