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u. ne 1eu't"c"t o. 'n's question: lie agreed WIN
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Wv Ho"" uust u '"p \" 'on"r'cs was fan"'y
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e"E, IT op'' any ''ne' must The question be
."a''y "euie"' lie "'"'h a'sn proceed I" SHOW
."at u '''le po,n,ed 10 that li,e as the OASIS al
"es".a',on' 'n"' 'he Claims "i The Nv" countries
,,e"''y "u''i'cd NAV as me me OF s"t'''t'ent'
ne was aSioh'SlI'h al Inc claims whirh hai 0eeh
~. " y y W oe"''o'' OH ,hc It"''n o' d SI"'r'r!'
'"e'e was ~ prln'ipic "I international law
clearer lhan 'hat discovery without settlement
gave no ',',e' ia'h's connection he Srht 10 inc
oIe'H : ,aoie an extract It'in Na,'ol' "hicn was
'e"'' ii'lc 'n'S 'eic'i"'eu au'h'r Pro"o'hccs
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,ha, havo M ri, oycon. c,s;,naii, shano.
in snrinr. the ther,none,er is At Tho freez;nr
poin, in the morning, and at 02 degrees at noon.
In other parts the mountains were covered
with perpetual SHOWS, aud the lower rivers and
lakes were covered two.thirds Of the year with
ice,
Ia lonb,od much ubothnr ci,Lor re NC l,l
mt r,ab, ~ inv.Jo ,L,, conr,-y W. L,,o =
.;rh, 70 ,,ko from s,y,ros , co,r,rv f, 10 ho
"a. ns.Tri f.. a,,s an5 arrc,I,n,o H., h.
Sonb,ed whether anv civllizoJ na,ion had a ri,bi
to take from savages a country tit only to DO in.
hablted by savages. II our rights we're involved
he would die even on THIS miserable Territory,
but II was a question merely OF property. War
Tor this miserable territory would last for al least
seven years a war OF desola'lon. a war that
must be entered INTO with feelings OF hatred
arising from some other cause than national
honor, and he hoped that il we insisted on going
to war on this miserable preiext We shall pros
ecu,e II ii one or the other nation Is so subdued
as to be sick of wars.
AS for The Notice, he would 90 for that form
which expressed most thoroughly To the Presi.
den, his duty to settle it. 1t IA treaty to settle
this question according TO oir offer Of 1895 we're
sent in o.morrow. he would he ready to vote
for it on five m,nu'es' consideration. The House
had pr"oah,y unNe as 'nuoh as 'hey con'd, We
were Tue Sohst'u''o'a' au''seFs vi Tue resi-
cent
When he took his seat Mr. Dreese read a more
favorable description OF Oregon from Vancou
ver's voyage.
Mr. McDuffie replied that Greenhow had eX'
amined the country observation-disclosures
only saw the coast.
The Senate then, on motion of Mr. Webster
adjourned until Monday at II o'clock.