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dent 10 have sen, the whole of the correspond
dence called tor, and that on question in-
volving peace or war, he could moi be justife-
in withholding any portion, and as he was
purposely kept in ignorance Of some Of the
facts, he had refused to vote at all.


Mr.. Rathbun desired to make personal ex-
planation; and he succeeded in Juggling in
some remarks, in giving reasons why he voted
for the resolution, that were thought 10 be ir-
regular--he was prevailed upon 10 drop the
hold he had got upon the House, in conse-
quence ofthe permission the House had given
10 Mr.. King; but he had them dead for an
hours speech, il he had not had the magma
nimity 10 yield.


A message was received from the President
but not read.


The House went into committee on the
Pension appropriation bill; and after very
long and dry discussion upon il, the committee
rose and reported progress, without any def
mite action upon the bill, and the house ad-
iourne