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WASHINGTON, Dee, 30, 1915.

 Rnmors have become facts in regard to Mr. Calhoun's opinions, and to-day he has spoken for himself, both by word of mouth and the introduction of series of resolu- lions which have been prepared in opposi- ton to those introduced by Mr. lIannegan, of la sganst these resolutions Mr Cal houn has Committed himself by the strong est possible language He regards them as an actual and intended censare upon the Pre- sident of the United States for offering to negotiate upon the line of the 18th degree of north laltuta, and threat that he must not do so again Alr. iiannegan admitted in the debate of to-day that the resolutions presen- ted by him were intended as warning to the Executive noi to renew the offer, or accept II if offered by Great Britain, which the Bri. ish Minister recently declined.

 Against opinions like these Mr. Calhoun has, under advice from friends, and from his own convictions of pullic dotys committed himself at once. The following Resolutions were submitted by him immediately after Mir. IIannegan had called from the lsble those Of a totally opposite character, which he had yesterday presented for the consideration of the Senate.

 hesolpcd, That the President of the Uni- led States has the power by and with the