TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS-.

Senate.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 3, 1915.
The only proceeding of material importance IN
the Senate to-day, was the adoption OF Mr. Aliens
culation by the Senate of the Presidents message,
and SO much of the accompanying documents as re-
lates to the Oregon question. This motion clearly
exhibits the unqualified ground which Mr.. Allen
will continue 10 occupy in relation TO Oregon as
Chairman on Foreign Relations; as we have not a
doubt OF his continuance at the head OF this Com
mittee, Mr.. Allen will go TO the full extent of the
Presidents mendations-merging all ques-
tions OF mere policy in the paramount question of
the national honor Ii remains to be seen whether
South Carolina will pursue middle course steering
clear OF war on the one hand, and of an unpopular
compromise on the other. We think this will be
prevail