EIls4T SESSION 0E rHH EDITH CONGRESS.

 5 U II NJ A ARY.

OREGON
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5 U II NJ A R Y.

 OREGON

 Mr. ALLEN remarked, that some days pre- vious he had been instructed by the commit tee on Foreign Rel9tions to report resolu- ten from that Committee to amul and abro- gate the convention of the 9th August 1927, between lheU. s. and Great Britain, in re!a- ton to the Ofegon territory. He stated he said at the time he made. lhe report. that he would, call Il up at some carly day of lhe ses- sion, and move tn C. Senate to fix some fu- ture day for its discussion aud decision.- According to the notice hehad given, he then asked the Senate to lake up that resolution with that view and when it was taken up, if it should be the pleasure of the Senate so lo take 1t up, he moved that 1t be postponed to, and made the special order of the day. for Tuesday, the 27th inst.

 The resolution reported by Mr. Allen, was then taken up, and the reading of 1t called for; but

 On motion of Mr. Critenden, the reading was dispensed with.

 Mfr. ALLEN then moved that the consider ation of the resolution be postponed, to, aud made the order of the day for Tuesday, the 2nh inst.

 bIr. HAywoop, preferred the resolution postponed to the 3rd of February.

 Mir. WEsTeoTT, mopetlzto modify the me- ton 10 postpone the resolution, by proposing the 10th of February.

 MT MANGUM called for the yeas and nays -on the question on the adoption of Mr. Hay woods motion, as modified by Mr. West- colt, was about to be put when Mr. CALHoUN rose and said tl,at he was op- posed to the Ppstponement, but for the req sons slated by gentlemen, he would vote for the postpcnemcnt.

 hir. ARCHER said he would vote for the postponement of the resolution, because, in his opinion, the more this question remains under lhe control ol Congress, the better for the country, &c &c.

 The vote was then taken for the postpone ment moved by Mfr Westcott, which resulted yeas 32 nays IS, so the resolution was post poned to 10th February.

 In the House to day-the Oregon question occupied the larger portion of tie day-and the only matter of interest of a general na- lure before it.

 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

 January 13 1916.

 NATIONAL AKMoRY.

 On motion of Mir. YELL,

 ,ReSoired, That the Committee on Military Affairs be instructed to inquire into the pro-