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I'm Congress.


rAOssDAs, Feb. 2, isss
In SEsarE the President brought forward eo,,.
mun:cations from the Treasury and War D.p.,,.
ments, the FIRST concerning ,suss funds payable q.
oflndiaa treaties, and The last concerning Expea.
ditures for 1912. ~
Petitions praying the abolition of slavery, ly Mr.
STURGEON for the division among the States =
two hundred millions of national stock, and :.
other purposes, were then presented. Report,
were then made, and the bin for the se,,!eaes, :.
Oregon coming up,


Mr.. Benton spoke upon it z. ssme lcp.,s
abusing The Webster treaty, and declaring thai ..
osght to Take military possession of the tes,,ory
solely because i, was justly ours, without reeao,s
TO anything farther.
On motion of Mr.. CHoArE, who wished to -.
ply, the question was postponed, and the Seps,
soon after adjourned.


In the HOUSE. after some preliminary bu,ipe,,
the resolutions Of Mr.. ADAMS calling for iaforr,,'
ton concerning the capture of Montsrey WERE !.
ken up and by vote of lis to 50 adopted. N,
Gushing was excused from voting, because ~.
President was allowed no discretion in the mstc,
The question of French Spoliations then cen.
ing up, the House voted 81 to 100 tha, the m,i,
question on Mr.. CusHrNG's rcsolstion to dc,erm;na
debate on the subject On Thursday next, should
nst be taken so the cuhject was put over.
The bill making appropriations for Certain nv.
ers and canals in Iowa then came up, aud The
amendment appropra,ing $685. to remsve ob,
s,ructions in the Mississippi was debated &c, !.
long time, and finally the amendment was adopted
Another bill in relation to the Legislative Al,
scmbly of Wisconsin was then discussed un,il ,he
ad iournment.