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competition with national faith and national honor Our


ute to the territory was admitted on all hands to be
pete-indisputaoie Why, then, should they not give
notice 10 ternnste the joint occupancy Mr. went on
AZ great length 10 show that obligatory tho Upi
ted States TO terminate this occupancy they pro
ceeted 10 pass such bill the one proposed for the
er' con VI The government He insisted that IL not
the whole bl-every clause of it~wsch went 10 estab-
ish republican form Of government when the other
government was OF different form On the same prin
cpe England might send out British governor. with
monarchica principles of and thus the two
~ soms be brougttino conf CT He was proceeding at
some length to expatiate upon and condemn the war
mania which was 10 30 great an exteEt when
ne was interrupted by


A message from ,he Prssi lent when


Mr. lNGkRsoLL moved that the Committee rise as was
possible that the communication might be upon the sub
lec which they debating and might thus terminate


The committee then rose and


Tse SPEAKER having resumed his seat,


ceived be read


was then opened, and being read proved to be
only message communicating some resolutions adopted
by the Legislature Of Illinois. and was received with
burst OF laughter from all quarters at the take n s
every body was all anxiety to hear the expected denoue
ment OF the Oregon negotiation.


Mr. A. v Bsowr then moved that the rules be suspen.
ded and the House resolve itself into committee OF the
whole the state of the Union which carried, and
Mr. INoERsoLL shortly concluded his remarks.


Mr. HAMIN of Maine, next obtained the hoor and pro-
eeeded to argue 10 favor OF the lmmedste unconalonsi
adoption OF the law throw the Dgis OF our protection
American citizens; referring. in the course Of his
remaks 10 what he called the dismemherment of the



joint occupancy should be terminated, end differed with
Mr. Ingersoll to its being an interference with tho
rights Of the Executive for the House express its OPT
nion that point He also thought that instead OF pro-
dnc,ng war, prompt and decided course would pre-
vent war.


Mr. ELMER of N Jersey. said he ready to vote for


resolution advise the Executive 10 ermnate what
oali.d the joint occupation, without waiting for the
termination OF negotiations; he was aso pr pared to
vote for extending laws and Jurisdiction the
territory but he conceived the bill before the House
further than that end violated the letter and spirit
Of the treaty Of join' occupation When he concluded


The question wast ken the striking ont at the word
nine in the -st cause to make if 81 40 north ati
tude. which adopted.


Mr. wlsrHHor, Of Msss, moved to strike out the first
clause OF the bill. -M.


Mr.. A " Brown said he obected-that had bsen
adopted


Mr. WINTHROP said that it had not, and pressed bis mo-
ton.


After conversation in reference to the mode of
procedure motion made that the Committee rise,
which ellers demanded and the result yeas
55, nays45 No quorum voting, the Committee rose


motion was made to adjourn, which was agreed to.