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The OREGON QUEsr1oN.-We imagine
tha; leading Senators will not raise dis
putatlon as to whether the late foreign news
is " on the whole pacific or < decidedly
the reverse" There can be no longer
a doubt as to the necessity of immediate
preparations for the worst possible contin-
gency. The National rights must now be
maintained or surrendered. 1t will be lit
tie less than treason longer to dwell on
the horrors of war, or the unprepared state
of the country. If the navy is weak and
inefficient, it can be rendered strong and
effective in a short time and if we have
no army, the Druteriet for invincibe legions
is abundant With the stronges: govern
ment on earth, the most devoted and patri-
otto population, boundless resources, and a
good cause, the United States has nothing
10 fear from any one, or all, of the robber ma
tions of the old world. Ifthe truly Amerl-
can policy of the Presidents message is re-
soutely maintained by the Congress, no
thing can check the onward progress of
our country and the resistance Of British
force will be but the signal for the expuI-
sion of that piratical power from the Anne
rican continent.