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of Sir Robert Peel and Lord John Russell.
nine months ago, that such y procrcAinp
mast inevitably produce war, al the tcrminn.
ton Of the Notice. Bciwcccn these two
opinions, Cor they are both advanced hv
loading and in1renli,I Senators, there is
great fi-uliy in ciieciine harmony of ac.
lion; and the separation, to which allud-
ed in u former letter, remains even more
| confirmed than at that period But what /
then said, take occasion now TO reiteralr.
aod J have good authority for mprcssinp il
~ iorcib'c terms upon the public mind--if
1t shall be apparent that the discrimination
OF the question Of giving notice to Eng land
hangs upon one or more WING votes, and
the omens of the hour portend war, as Il
Consequence Of that proceeding, it will be
defeated, if the Senators who may be COM
prllrd 10 mike the sicri: 20 of their convic.
ll'ns ,ShQull perish politically the nest hour.
They dtSirc to filil heir duties conscirn
l'uuslv, bnt II on no consideration obsi.
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'''' ~ wa" rs VOICE " 'n''' a'S'r''''s'p'r-
'lcnl"Iy at the hJz,rj of tho worst Of M
tioual calhnIilirs.
"'f' N'no'h ana Hr Fack"nh7m have
''' 'i''"''" o"'S'l''''ons "'''m Inc last
week, booking to the possibility Of Grrnniz-
''s' even y''' the o'S'S OF compromise;
''' we ''''"'S u u" '''"'r at the Sonih,
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FRIDAY M.lZXlNa JANUARY, lc 1916
TnE OREGON QUESTION.

TUF OrcCON OIIrsTiON
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a. GENITAL RAILRoAD.-The Wiuooski
Turnpike, from Montpelier to Burlington,
has been purchased by the Central Raroad
Co. By the charter, the Company wa,
obliged TO pay for the Turnpike The pur-
chase is an excellent bargain for the Railroad
Company, (he stock being iiIs, ra,c.) as well
as satisfactory 10 the Turnpike Company
Watehman
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TuoMAs W D1nR, in a letter to the man
ayers of tho " Texas and Oregon Ball" in
New York, cxpros,ia !; his regret tina, he cam
not attend lhli fesiyity, says;
Il rcctc, that /, viii not be in nv power 10
be prcsclf aud To psrake of your reiocinrs at
defeat 81 ,ie q lush policy in rcxas, and up
on Tie graceful annexation OF that importan,
Sale. WHj ihe free consent Of lis inhabitants,
to the American Federal Onion.
"Fhe question ni Texas being thus settled
aud well sa;iied, vniT attention is very naturally
'uraed i. 'r,i- oregou, ard tie .imerean lie
"a That vast region
Upon his the Providence Journal remarks
that it was unnecessary for him TO 20 at
length into the sutircl OF Texas, as he had
hcr,tofirc gwen hi, views upon il u, ertenso,
aud 10 shnw his con>ls'cucy quoics the fol-
lowing passage from his l,i,rr, dated Jolly
IS. 1897, address ID tn the Rhode Island
State Anii-Shvtry Society, of which he
was member, AMI one Of The Executive
Commitcc:-
ASIDE from the question Of Slavery, con,
necicd with the annexation of TEXAS TO the
United Safes, 1t might he seriously doubled
whether any further adlion to our immense
Tertiary is desirable or cxpedleni But the
main question, and one which cannot be mista-
ken, nav s--shall new State be admitted into
the Uniun with suClcieut territory 10 make four
or five other slav" states and, as necessary
cons sqnepccs, shall a prcpandeance be secured
tn the slave States the day Of emanc patton be
indefinitely pos'puncd, and perpetual lease be
extended To- nHXi"us and fearful institution.
which viii thus be fastened up1n The yiials OF
the country In such question, both phlian-
tbropy and patriotism demand Of every Tree CIT
zen The inlerposlion OF decided and prompt
negative.
"Desring to be remembered among snen
citizens. am against The annexation Of ieSas
10 m. Unned States Respectfully yours
sfsigned) THOMAS W. DoRR,
.Mr. VIM. NJ. Chace, Corr Secretary OF tho
RI S. A. s. s."
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fN4f So IT,
cnlirs to ob ain facts one spe ri the on sinn and Il
is deemed but r.h TO take measures 10 Obtain s,p,e
on fac other.
Tine wh ilp nnnosiiiou 10 the rro|e,fjrc nolicv is
base "A ION the gssuuptor Of The ict t,vuboui nrol
that Protective tniic. iHcrc1.s The nirr. 81 hnnt fn
NESTLE and fifeipn unids and ME thrrrf,re orpr,s.
eivc aud lrrlrus,,ne 10 he nenpio Nn,y If this f..
prny,i To be irttue i'm noni Of r,rt ihrn tho ,l,
rronnl Of onpisn t., the proicctye poiicy falls 10
the ground
II - ntmiitt1 ih,t ,,rrDuc du,ics l.,ird an ,rt
crs not grodgrsd or ulaguf,rnr,d in his cnp,,rv
may and pcnr,nllv d,, n.ro,sa i,ri.,s. i,, ,,,f,,
tire duties levied ON articles we can ,rn,.i NJ Ln,c.
1t Is contrndl ultimately }~e tho rcs l,, in,rn.
dnrinu c,,,nn,titi,n I'll IN ,,,oti,c,,, .i ,,.,sd
sunplv an thai slel, ,s Inc uniyr,sI cs ,,,,e an
thr s,tlir,i
Yun perreivc ihat Tho vholo ,,,,, ,o,i,o, ,,sale
intn n q iesti,n nc C,ejs. ,nl, IL T., ,s,,,i ne,
fic,s th,t have taken the n ntv In address v,,
WA Won thsn hs a., ,,n,,l ,s -, ,,c,. b., , t, - al
hills amt Girnist ts,,s,s J., ~, r. you, n'' a,'
,,e,r,,-. ..,...~.
80 ''H''t AZ 'VFHFS ANp oT"L's'
wa, was w, n,n' o, rn'i1n goods, shceunas
49, - - !" i7lo Wh'n rue minimum 'n'rs
Ne'' ny Nlp'S'n ,'t ih"lr prnirrwn Want The
H., w, ,'' 'a''" oi 1873 was pas ed ana what Is
49,, %, W."
- 'hi' inc " ICES nv me cate iNdi nict. ~ eau
80 WI T. fi'h sc nnd are tte' not trincfd Ia
u" wv "'', "',,h ~ Wnil iirv were ltioie liey were
P'n'",,'h nv me 'arlh ~ I5l6
"N'' was me Ifl'e ul " o len OILS. hlrnel@.
S'.'''s' ~ u w" n'inis - Owe maui ur' am
gre h'N now FURNISHED of dom IA 'nnilci re
W rs 'n'n l'f we pt'cc id when cAclus'r'y M
p'."l rom h'f"al
~ - Is e. ma liri Nv the Secretary ntt Tea urv.
/ ~ nus report, ma we manulncuro 81 WIuns %,
up'''' worm 81 'nr"n aonts lu i'V Uuith
'ti'eS. AM "s'une MAJ ilif am uni oi "nni'ns'
Inn TnH al Ia
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mere Is not iaborrg man IN ihis country win
SOS NOT KNOW that quite ne ieversc Of this IL
inc iact tha' whore the demand tor labol is
tu'ai wages 20 uo"n: ara as manufacturers
muHfh!' anu ne demsnd Tor labor increases
wages !" UP iet We secretary has Il, that
""e" 'he orFia"a tn9 'aoor 'Fshul' wages are
h'gn ana wien Tic uc'na 10 10 great, wages
are NV!
nc secretary tells Us, eSnlhncly, that
'v'Sh" mas repeated her duties on cotton.
ana tedncri them On hrcadsiuit<' True bu'
Is n"' 'h's the snrk ct he protective policy I!
Tue American mlnniactnrer rs ahroid through
on' E"ope wnh MS E'"js, undersellin. Eng
!a'u even IN her own mirHais. Hence she Is
.o2lsed i"-l"se every burden otf her manufac.
turors 10 en'be iheh !" mNi"laln The ronpe'
t'taI lteh'r u'y fepelI ilie hd'y an cot'o1
ana pr"s's"n'' ma I" ia5"r' bur !" peat uS-n'i
10 oeheht W. 5n' ia save themselves lie Sc
ere'H'y hn"s's {" b''l'sA bei"!iy' WIN the no
'r''u" iict bft"r' h's eye thlt' eNceM o.
S",,"' W. "'''"Ec "f''vs 'tNNu III '.''S "''"f,''
w we" h"'tn nii our mp rus cN'eeos
oOO per cent: Wiil" nhr du'ie- IN her imports
do no; sVera.rr 81 This II British l'hcraitv, su
p,t,ilrd and rulnt znd by The American Scene
,sry E..,la,1 40 n~. i.Jd ,vui h,iL,y MIR,
'''!' go, 80 :, ~
h."'F' ~ VIC '"'P ''r' ,'""'' as SUE
Hear w'Hl she says on 'hS sniJ'ci through
her ministry THE Duke Of Wellington, v"r,
rcrcn,lg. m reply To E,rl Grry aud others,
state1 "a tir IInusr ,,r psers. "tIat whom ffes
,,t,, ,,,s ,,lloA ,f,. oyis,i,,,, j., I,,.rl,.L
"'"" W." .1 ''- =" - ''''' II
was an aNS"lui.V dete was no snVh 'ning'
and iheTs cnpld he no SHct Ting as free hadc in
that cgLnFU. We urudncd (stvs he) ON The
srsteo of rrp,cc,in,r our ny.u o,,uur,rt,,rcs
., l Ga ,-I,.,' f,. 49, w. .
our soil uf protecting thom ir exJor'al o., and
protecting Them i1i home consumption aud on
thai unIvprszl system oi protection It wds ab
suri To tax of ffee trade.
rb. s;,rre.,ry c.vs ..o a., p,. .,,l., Il fii.L
puojs. thcs will'nave 10 pav cash for nnr coi,oo:
snI. nn5t hnrinr Z 10 yplrc." ,hev y, nav ,es..
spd A, l,Nrr rr-re.. W. must ces,,, mani
,,rtur.n,t. and send ovr money in E,rl,uJ. ST.
TN, she NAV have "inaney to epsr4' 10 lll,
So,,thern rniro,f. fills Nar;li and Wa are H.
be- sacrificed 10 in,ke a market for SoYrhcrr
.eo'thu. Bat docs uet the Secretary see thai,
by uppnvprr.hu,r ihe Y mn am Veg, a worse
-.',,, ,,,,lnl,yI .r1.y .,.n,,I .,',, t,. a..
80 '' N ''
"o'e |" any an: 'r''' whereas pf"ecieh
and prosperous, having the means. ib"y would
have the wili To- nurthi -e and cunsiiine inreitn
good. Thu- Ike Sarrciarv's freafra,l,." ,l,,,
-'...tt 80 r., a., ,f.,. ,.. -
"a 'i'-'"N'''9 "~''"' rs Wv" 2" r''F'
Uc9'F'H H"''
Dut Il Igiaud, we are told by the Srcrr;arv,
viii II ve relax, re.cal her corn laws Sh4
may far tl,n ,,,ouusut ia ,vn1 s,,rr,ti,u AMI
i -. u . f.,.il ,I T.,
..''' "' '"'' ~ ~ '" "'"" "
ihefe !" our ue"e0' " n"" sue ""I "b'ain
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ApfEspix
House. or REPhE-EsTATiuEs,
Hashin sfon. Dec. 9, le43 }

DEAR SIR, WIN yoa haze the roodness to answe
some or the whole. of The following questions al
your earliest convenience The facis you comnu'
nieats may he important in The dlseG sion OF the W.
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contest which we had alone nothing 10 provoke,
and we had sought by all honorable means 10 avert
If war should become the only remedy for wound
ed honor and violated right all will rally TO the res
cue Of the country, and to'ayeDge its wrongs As
devoted as any in the glorious band, will venture
to say, the sons Of the South will be found at the
post Of duty-not standing byi as eold-heaIted
spectators, or as aggards in the day Of trial. No,
sir; they will be found
True the last Of their blood and their breath,
And Ike TsaPsrs descend to the harvest Of death,
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Rsso!-si That the Couutes on Military Anzirs be IL.
Structet 10 inquire iHto the oXpedency o. ssAhhEhiDg
national foundry In the pat OF North Carolina
Mr.. J. 3 HUNT gave notice Of me intention on
tomorrow, or some other d4y, 10 bring in ii bill 10
exterd the limits Of the Grand river and Saginaw
land district in the State Of Michigan.
Mr.. SAWYER offered the following resolution,
which lies over for debate:
RssosG That the Preisn OF the United States be
gusstcI unicate " this House possible
crowded la his opinion the shall ntgTteu with
present foreign Teai0Us) whether there u Al tbs
time. % whether there las been since the delivery OF his
last annual message negotiations going between this
government and that VI Great Britain relation 10 the set
dement, vi the Oregon question.
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and the u the several works which may have been
Published and the progress and cost OF those now In course
Of publication descriptive Of the and Us results and
the name hnnbeT and pay Of the several persons
ployed Who have been engaged supentSndens and
uhdeakss Of said pubeauons and whether ANY VI said
works have been published from the plates for
the and bsDeht Vi private individuals and A 90 the
number and " ell works thus published and Tie
authority for Going dad also whether Is eNpedient to
order any change any Of said Publications. In the Eu'
DeTinlendeuts OF agents OF the same.
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coEsrIrUroSAL TREASURY.
Mr., Cd. J. INGERsoLL offered the following

resolution:
RsioiDsd That the Secretary Of the Treasury report to
this House the plan Of constitutional treasury ~ sug'
geted ~ the PTesileat BY supplementary pro.
visions 70 The organic act Of 1852 without the unnecessaTy
machinery and expense oi che repealed subte5suy law
and with an earlier establishment Of coin psy nsnts thar
proposed by the bill reported the 10Th OF December this
Gessoa OF Congress- by the Committee vi Ways aud Means
Lies over for debate.
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COLD PIEcEs.
On motion Of Mr.. DOUGLASS,

RsS0lvsd, That the Committee Of Ways and AssnE DO
instructed TO inquire into the eNpetency providing by
law for the coinage at the United States mint Of dollar
gold pieces.
RssJ That the Committee the Post ONCE and Post
Roads Inquire into the expedienCy OF establishing mail
route from Pttshrld in Ge county TO Caroon IL Green
county In the State Of Illinois.
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NoTE BIT THE REroRrER.-A great number \
resolutions, notices Of bills, &c, were INTRODUCED
Copies were obtained, but at so late an hour, 90
under so much uncertainty as to the disPosa'
given to some them, that it was thought best I'd
the sake of accuracy, 10 lay them over until ournai
publication.
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Rssoirsa That the Joint Committee Oh the Library be in
ructed 70 inquire into and report to this House the
lest practicable period the amount Of money expended on
Captain Wilkes exploring expedition in the South seas
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RsSOrtd That the Committee the Post Once and Post
Roads be instructed 10 inquire into tn propT ~ OF recy
ing Martin o. slSer from certain restrictions posed
upon him in relation 10 bidding for mail contracts
And that the Committee on Military AhairA be requested
10 inquire into the abb ty Of the fort at Macknsc 10
command the entrance into Lake Michigan and the best
Of defending the and the TOW In said
lake. whether there any point at which vessel Of
could ell be built; and whether, the thousand
miles Of dangerous lake coast there is single hahor
capable Of sheterng such vessel in the very
sudden and gales which incident TO said lake,
and annually destroy large amount Of life and property
And that the Committee Naval Affairs be requested to
inquire into the expedency OF opening district commun
cation for the largest class Of vessels Of from Lake
Michigan 10 the Mississippi river, to render the
depot at Memphis available for the defence OF said ke and
also into the eNPedisncy Of constructing naval depot at
Chicago.
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NEW HALL OF REPRESENTATIVES
On motion Of Mr.. OWEN, il was
On motion of Mr.. RELFE,

Rssoirsd That the Committee Commerce be instructed
10 inquire into the cxpedency OF providing for the estab
shmen OF marine hospital at the city OF St Louis Mis-.
souri, OF the site selected the board of surgeons
appointed to make selections under the provisions Of the
act OF Sd March, 1887.
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anu tnen ule was approved.
The SPEAKER proceeded to call the committees
for reports.
INDIAN TRIBES IN TEXAS. "a
Mr.. JACOB THOMPSON, from the Committee
on Indian Affairs, reported the following rssolu-
ton:
Rsoved That the Secretary War be requested to COM
muncae this House all the
with the Indian tribes residing in the State Of Tesss what
their supposed numbers what extent of territory do
a, may Dc ne
Indians and what efforts to make treaties with the same
and what disposition TO treat with this have
they manifested, and what necessity Of establishing an
agency exists and what In tho opinion Of the
would be the grade Of such agency.
The SPEAKER said that the resolution, being a
call for information, must, by the rule, lie over one
day.
Mr.. JACOB THOMPSON thought there could
be no obi lection to its present adoption.
And no objection being made, the resolution was
considered, and, without debate, adopted.
MI1's PATENT.
Mr.. l. E. HOLMES, from the Committee on Ma
val Affairs, made report upon the memorial of the
widow Of Mervin p. Mix, accompanied by bill to
enable the Secretary Of the Navy to purchase the
right Of using Mixs patent manger stopper; which
bill was read first and second time and committed
to Committee Of the Whole House tomorrow.
PRIVATE.
Mr.. BRODHEAD, from the Committee on Rev
dictionary Pensions, made an adverse report upon
the petition Of the heirs Of Bartholomew Braddock;
which was laid upon the table.
Mr.. b., from the same committee, made report
upon the petition Of James Hiilman, accompanied
by bill for his relief; which bill was read first
and second time, and committed to Committee Of
the Whole House tomorrow.
Mr.. SEAMAN, from the same committee, made
report upon the petition Of Daniel Ingalls, accom-
panied by bill for his relief which bill was read q
first and second time, and committed to Committee
Of the Whole House tomorrow.
Mr.. COOKE, from the Committee on Invalid
Pensions, made an adverse report upon the petition
Of Nathan Ashley which report was laid upon the
table. ......
Mr.. GOODYEAR, from the same committee,
made an adverse report upon the petition of Samuel
Cochran and Dennis Doggert; which was laid upon
the table
Mr.. DELANo, from the same committee, made
adverse reports upon the petition Of John L. Allen,
Elias Carpenter, Hector ST. John Beedy, and
Elijah Buchanan; which reports were laid upon the
table.
Mr.. BELL, from the Committee on Invalid PEN
sions made report upon the petition Of the heirs
Of William Evans, accompanied by a bill for their
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On motion of Mr.. WILLIAMS,
Rr,olprd, That the Committee the Judiciary he in.
structed inquire into the expedenoy OF amending the
ton of certain goods seized for breach Of he laws
to include boats OF less value than hundred dollars
COARSE WOOL.
Mr.. J. ROCKWELL offered the following reso-
luton; which was read and laid upon the table one
day, under the rule:
Ressd That the Secretary Of the Treasury be directed
to furnish this House with statement show the qua
y Of coarse WOOL manufactured the value whereof Mt
the last port place whence exported to the United states
into the United States and paid duties during year end
ing June 30 1915 also during the quarter ending September
80 lsi5.
THE HALL.
On motion Of Mr.. ASHMUN,
Rsi'ir.d, That the Committee Public Buildings he In.
rtruced inquire and report what alterations can he
in the hall Of the OF Representatives as TO render
II suitable for the transaction Of public business.
ExEcuTIvE PATRONAGE.
Mr.. ASEINUN offered the following resolution,
which was read; and debate arising thereon il was
laid upon the table one day, under the rule:
Rssoivtd That the Committee on the judiciary be in.
sucsd to inquire into the expediency and necessity Of d.
minshng the eorruPtng patronage Of the Executive Of
the United States.
SANDWICH ISLANDS COMMISSIONER.
On motion Of Mr.. McCLELLAND,
Realized That the Committee Of Ways and Means be
ent commissioner TO the sandwich islands an outfit
NATIONAL hRMORY
On motion Of Mr.. YELL,
Rssoirsd, That the Committee Military Affairs be in.
sruced TO inquire into the propre,y Of establishing
tional armOry on the western waters.
EXPLoRISe EXPEDITION.
On motion Of Mr.. T.. w. HUBBARD,
RssoirsA That the Joint Committee OF the Library be in.
struced 70 inquire into and report this House a the ear.
Lest praSicabe period the amount Of money expended
Captain Wilkes exploring expedition Ia the South seas;
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Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery,
Tor the County of Norfolk
Mordccal Cooke Committee Of the estate of
William Langley, deceased,
Against
Andrew l.. Hill, as Executor of willoughby =
Frizzlc and as security for Aaron BuzzeI i :
guardian of Martha Frizzle and in his :
own right, William Tatem, Sheriff of Nor ?
i"ik County, and Committee of the estate of :
Aaron Buzzcll, Guardian of Mar tina Frizzlc
and William Henry, Mary Jane, and Martha ::
frizzl", infants, by John r.. Kilby, who has
been appointed Guardian, ad Item, to defend
them in this SUIT.
BY Decree rendered in this Suit on the Of Ia "
OF October, 1915, II 1ras Ordered, that Commits
soner of this Court execute the following duties
lst That he state the amount of the plaintiffs
claim under the judgment mentioned in the pro-
ccedln"s, and liberty is served to all other cred
itors OF the said WilloO ghby Frizze deceased who
may choose to appear before the said Comni
er on the usual terms, and prove their demands ::
and the said Commissioner will distinguish be.
tween such as bind the heirs and such do not.
End That he settle an account of the transac.
tons of the defendant Andrew l.. Hill, as exccu-
tor OF w llIoughby Frizzlc, deceased distinguish
ing such payments made by him as bind the heirs
and such do not.
3rd. Also an account Of the ransactions of Aaron
BuzzcIl as guardian of the defendant Martha Frlz.
4th. That he ascertain what has become of the
property devised by the will of Willoughhy Friz
zc to his daughter Martha; if any of II has been
solo, when and by whom, and for what amount,
and what has become of the proceeds if any nor.
ton remains unsQld that he ascertain in whose
possession IT is together with its annual and fee
simple value
9th. That he ascertain what has become of the
personal property mentioned ia the deed of June
25rd, 1888, in the proceedings mentioned from
Wiiloughby Frzzle to VIM. Henry and Mary Jane
Frzzlc; If any of ii has been sold, when by whom.
ana Tor what amount, and what has become of the
proceeds, II any If any of il remains unsold that
he ascertain in whose possession it is, and its val
ne; that he ascertain in whose possession the Real
Estate mentioned in that conveyance is that he
sta &c an account OF Its rents and profits since the
death of WillCIghby Frizzle, showing bv whom
received and also its present and annual and fee
simple value.
9th That he settle an account of the adminlsra-
ton of VIM. Tatcm, Sheriff and Committee of the
estate of Aaron Buzzell, deceased
ith, that nc report out OF what fund the claim
OF The plaintiff should be primarily paid. All
which he VIII report to the Court with such mat
tefs as he may deem pertinent to be specially sta
ted or which either of the parties may require to
he SO stated.