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'fsrE ForcE OF \ PATRIOT. The Hon. John
e Calhoun has spoken on the subject Of the
Oregon dispute, and his voice is that of an
-&aaerican patriot He has stepped forward to
Eescue the coqntry-to save it from the de-
.sgsdctigc measures of political empires. We
congratulate the country upon the decided
stand taken by MIR Calhoun in favor of peace;
Scr NC believe that he will have sufficient in
S3Hence to restrain ,or put down those trc-eat-
szrs in Congress, who are blowing the trumpet
sag war, but who would probably never strike
2 blow should it come. One ground assumed
ay Mr, Calhousn is precisely that heretofore
saa,ntained by us-yiz: that by engaging in
vsar for Oregon, we shall lose the whole Of the
&esritory for the present, if not forever. This
Is SO obviously true, that we are surprised that
any man g.no desires to have Oregon attached
so the Uaited States, should advocate hostile
naeaEpfea.


The resolutions introduced by Mr.. Douglass
sn fhc house, and by Mr.. IIanncgan in the Sc
k4te, # adopted, would inevitably lead to war


-ant It is therefore gratifying to find Mr..
Calhoun and other distinguished Senators az
Eayed in opposition to them. We cannot be-
aieve that they viii be passed either in the Sc
ss@<e o: House; but should we be mistaken,
aaat moment should bc lost in making prepa-
zssiong for the contest which will cnsue. We
Aave no doubt that the people Of the United
States ara opposed TO engaging in war under
ggescnL circumatancos, and for the protcsSsd OBJ
Tsy, 5ul if it be desirable TO ascertain public
.syznreu; more distinctly, let direct tax be
Rsgt1a 10 discharge the interest upon war
aa&a, and we shall soon have IN expression of
H4hlia feeling. Money is said to be 'Jhe 81
.as., oi war;" and should therefore be provided
beforehand, If thea, Congress be determined
So Save war Mt the termination of the year s
zDalco to Great Britain, the intermediate tQ1e
zunot be better occupied than in collecting
1&rcg 20 deftay expenses. Let Congress then,
s-.,r,,, bo ,YC~k Inv a direct tov