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WAsHINGroS, Jan. II, 1910.
ate to day, have been in secret session, an
A long discussion on the nomination OF Nj
.OopwARp. the Naive American .iuds'
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The senate to day. have been in secret session ana
have had long discussion on tue nomination. oi NF'
q; w. WOODWARD, the Naive American 'uuse'
nominated by Mr.. Polk. do not take ground asans'
his confirmation merely because he advocated Ma
rive Doctrines but Mr. Polk and his friends viii be
held accountable for their action upon IT, His OPP,
mons on Vested Rights and the constitutlonaity ot
the suffrage Laws OF New York and other States
make his nomination incompatible with Democratic
Whs Principles No true Wing could do any thlHS
To favor his coufrmation-they were III session u!'
after o clock believe they came 10 no uetetihi-
lion. Ii NAV take them several days 10 get tnrou2h
with il. if the Polk men support his nomination


The Senate today had general debate on ore,
gon. which BY the fault OF Mr.. DALLAS was allowed
10 spring up on Mr. FMRFIELD'S Navy BILL
Ncssrs ALLEN. CALHOUN, WEBSTER, HANNKGAN.
&c took part in the discussion, when the ol!l was
finally made the order of the day Tor Tuesday neXt
II refer YOU TO the papers OF 10 night Tor report
Mr. DALLAS in allowing general debate on tn''
Oregon question, on mere appropriation on mas
taken the first step toward breaking down the diS
nitv OF the Senate Mr.. MASGuM would never
have permitted such irrcgularlty.


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,


Tie Florida contested election case engrosscd The
attention of the House day.


Speeches were made by Mr. JONES OF ia IN Ia
yor of Mr. Brockenbrough; Mr.. NJ GAuGHEY OF Ind
in favor of farther examination; and MIR. CHASE OF
Tenn in favor of Mr. BrockenbrouSh. Messrs j
O. ADAMS SIMS OF :. c. CABELL OF fIords'
HARPER OF Ohio and others, made some eNpiaha'
tons when a motion made by Mr. CABELL 10
suspend the Hour Rule in favor OF Mr.. Brocken-
brough which was lost by vote OF s9 TO ~ two-
thirds not voting in the alternative Ihe housc 'hea
adiourned