House Of Representatives., April 1s.
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THE NOTICE.


On motion of Mr.. BoYD the House proceeded to
the consideration Of the message heretofore received
from the Senate in relation the joint resolution of
notice.


The resolutions, as they passed this House and as
sent to the Senate, were in the following form:


Resolred 5y the Senate and House of Representatives
of tie United STATES Of .4merica tn Congress assembled
That the President of the United States notice to be
given to the government of Great Britain that the conven
ton between the United States of America and Great
Britain concerning the territory of the northwest coast of
America, west of the Stony mountains of the 9Th Of Au
gust 1927 signed London shall be annuIled and abro
gated twelve months after giving said notice.


2. And be 1t further reSoiued, That nothing herein
contained is intended to interfere with the right and dis
cretion of the proper authorities of the two contracting
parties pursue negotiations for amicable set
tement of the controversy respecting the Oregon terri
tory


The Senate had struck out all of the said resolu-
tions. and had substituted the following:


Resolved DC. That by the convention concluded the
twentieth day of October eighteen hundred and eighteen,
between the United States of America and the king of the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, for the
period of years. and afterwards indefinitely extended
and continued in force by another convention OF the same
parties concluded the sixth day of August the of
our Lord thousand eight hundred aud twentyeven,
il agreed that any country that may be claimed by
either party the northwest of America westward
of the Stony Rocky, commonly called the Oregon
territory should together with its habors bays and creeks
and the navigation Of all rivers within the same. be free
and open to the vessels citizens and subjects of the two
powers but without prejudice any claim which either of
the parties might have 10 any part Of said country and
with this further provision in the second article of said
convention Of the sixth of August eighteen hundred and
twenty that either party might abrogaie and annul
said convention, giving due notice Of twelve months 70