CALIFORNIA, TENAS, I've.
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House Of Representatives, W,smNercN,l


Monday. Feb. q, 1915.


have good authority for stating that Mr.. Paken-
ham, the British Ambassador, has most emphatl-
cally contradicted the trumped-up story OF Treaty
between Great Britain and Santa Ana for a ces-
sion Of California 10 the former. Mr. Pakenham
gives the mos; explicit and unqualified assurance
that there is not one trcrd Of ~th an the story and
that Great Britain has not offered or in any way
purposed to purchase or obtain California Thus
perishes one of the latest fabrica,ions by which the
Texas Resolutions were to be forced through the
Senate. The first promulsators of The Cahorns
romance assert that they had their information
tIora the State Department. Where Mr.. Calhoun
obtained il is not yet divulsed-probably from his
most industrious relative, Gen Duff Green, now of
Texas.


lie, me add tina, Uar is the ayowed and dar-
ling object OF the otiice-sseking Adventures who
now lhrcng this city. There are not hall offices
enough for them, but they hope tor fat pcknss in
the way OF Provision contracts Steamboat lettings,
transportation Of troops &c If they can get up &
War. One Of the most open-mouthed among them,
whose opinion is important only because II echoes
that OF his chiefs, declared to-day that we would
goto Wax unhesitatingy 10 prevent the ceSsion of
either California or Cuba 10 Eusland--in order, as
he said, 10 maintain our Supremacy on this CONT
nent II Is all right for to take all the territory We
can get, by whatever msaas, but If Great Britain
shall purchase any, however remote from us, we
will make war upon her. How is it possible TO
preserve Peace if this spiri, shall influence our
counciisl II g.