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we preferred the original House resolutions, we new
ertheless hope that both bodies will speedily unite
upon some form, and that on this great national


question we shall present undivided front to the
British government We have the fullest confidence
in the President. Whatever the form Of the " no
tice" may be, he will not shrink from his duty n
Congress should say, "give the notice al your dis
creiion" or we authorize and request you to give
the notice" we believe his action would be the
same; for in either case it is left to him to say ioh
the notice shall be served; and unless he were ex-
pressy limited as to time, he would, in our opinion,
give it forthwith. Never let 1t be said, hi, great
question LOST because msub,rs disagreed as 10 The
best roR~ for giving the "noiee "RaIegh Standard.