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Tw enty- ninth Congress:
FIRST SESSION.

SENATE.
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The bill to supply deficiencies not provided
for in the general appropriation bill was taken
up \; and after


Mr.. Evans had delivered few remarks, it
was passed over informally.


Mr.. Houston Of Texas addressed the Senate
on the Oregon esolutions-taking the ground
that he was against compromise because the
word sounded so much like temporse-he was
for adjustment ofou difficulties, for 81 40, and
did not believe that the notice would produce
war.


Mr.. Crtenden obtained the floor fot to.mor
row.


The Senate went into Executive session,
and subsequently adjourned


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE


The speaker laid before the House a mes.
sage from the President, enclosing plans and
estimates for the erection of new fire proof
buildings for the use Of the War and Navy
departments. t.


Mr. Foster moved to reconsider the vote by
which the House resolved 10 terminate the de-
bate on the bill TO protect the rights of Ameri-
can cltlzens in Oregon until the termination
oil the Joipt occupation Of the same.
- Inc motion prevailed--yeas 70, nays g..
The resolution ,hsn came UP 40 n was origin.