From a.ilIigtOia.

TWEyTY-NINTH CoyGRESS",Fir,t Session

Reported Specially tor The Ne.s- YorS Tribune

SENATE.
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SENAlE.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. 1915.
The Senate was chiefly occupied with the debate
or Mr.. CAss's Resolutions Messrs. WEBSTER
CRIrTESDES. BERRIES and NILES spoke upon
them. They direct the several appropriate Commit
tees TO inquire into the state OF cur National De
fences. They passed, unanimously, as follows;
YEAs-Mes=Es. Allen Archer Ashley. Atchson Atherton
R.eby, Barrow Benton BorIen. Breese Cameron Cass'
Chalmers, Thomas Clayton J. NJ. Clayton. Coqmtt Cor
WIN Crittenden Davis, Dayton Dickinson, DE- Fairae.d
Greene Hannessn. Haywood Huntington jarnagin len
ness Johnson Of Louisiana, Levy. Lewis Mahsur NIL
ler Niles, Pearee Penny y5acker, Phelps. esmpe SEWER
Simmons, >peisht. Sturgeon, Turney. LPhsm Webster
Wcstco,- and Woodbridge-i-.


During the morning hour Mr. ALLEN gave notice
of billtor organizing III United States Government