TWEEN TY-NINTH CONGRESS

SENATE.

TUESDAY, April 7, 1916.
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few petitions were presented, and at fif
teen minutes past twelve, the Senate proceed
ed to the special order-the Oregon resolu
tions.


Mr.. Webster concluded his remarks in vim
dication Of his agency in the formation of the
Ashburton treaty. The speech was accorded
to be among the ablest the honorable Senator
ever delivered in this body. He was particu-
larly severe on Mr.. Dickinson of New York,
and Mr.. G. J. Ingersoll, OF the House.
The galleries were densely crowded, and al
most breathless. Silence pervaded the large
assembly for thee hours.