HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES
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AS soon as the Journal had been read, the
House went again into a Committee Of the
Whole, and resumed the consideration Of the
joint resolution from the Committee on Foreign
Affairs, authorizing the President to give the no.
tice in relation to Oregon.


Mr.. Stanton having the floor, spoke at some
length in favor Of the notice. He looked upon
it as a measure Of peace, as il was calculated to
bring on speedy and amicable adjustment of the
difficulty. re Great Britain should force MS into
war, we should have the sympathies Of all the
world with us


Mr. Gordon followed. He was in favor Of
carrying out the views Of the Executive, by
giving the notice. He declared that it could not
be cause of war.