INDIANAPOLIS, FEBRUARY 10. Isa6

Democratic Nominations.


For G0rernor.
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For Lieutenant Gorernor,
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CONGRESS.
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On the 10Th, the Senate entered the consideration
of the joint resolution introduced by MIR. Allen, Civ
ing notice Great Britain of the termination of the
joint occupation of Oregon, and the several amend
ments offered thereto by other Senators. The Union
says that Mr. Allen spoke for upwards of an hour
and half in support of the resolution, and had not
concluded at the time of adjournment, half past
two. The galleries were densely crowded, and the
most intense interest manifested by the auditory
On the 1lth, Mr.. Allen resumed and concluded his
remarks. The Union says. he presented very eabor-
ate proof of his position, that Great Britain
not 60 to war with this country siDge-handed on the
subject of Oregon ;" and contcnded, length, that
the only course which duty and wisdom dictated, was
prompt compliance with the recommendations of
the President, and the presentation to Great Britain
of bold, united, and determined front. The gala
ries were crowded almost to suffocation, and Mr.
Allen resumed his seat the very unusual circumstance
of a round of applause in the galaries occurred.


Tie most interesting business in the House was
the passage Of the Fertilization bill, which occurred
the 10lh-