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CoNGEEss.-Owing to failures OF the mails
we are without late dates from Washing
ton. We think it very probable that the
difference between the TWO Houses as to
the phrascolcgy Of the "nolico" resolutions
has been adjusted by committee of con-
fcrence-if not, there will no action on the
Oregon question. twill be seen that Jes-
Sc Speight, Senator from Mississippi was
one Of the six Senators who voted, on the
test, against the House Iesolutions-thus
misrepresenting, as he must have known,
the wishes and interests of large MAORI
ty of his constituents, and in effect disre-
garding the instructions of the Legislature.
What excuse can he offer for thus boiling
from his political friends, on such a critical
occasion, unless indeed, it be that he was
striving to repay the wings who SO mate,
rally aided in his election!