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presents us in our opinions and IS a true type of eur population in his spirit and indepen- dence; and yet further do we feel proud, in this. that he Is free from the vice of humbug- qarY, and whilst he has never sought to im- pose upon us, with an idea of his own suPe- rior talent and importance; the weight of his character, and the force of his opinions are felt, and hailed throughout all the balance ol the Union.

 Is there one that will read and will not synpathise..in in that which follows Not one England would grasp the rights which are ours; France, as much as we love her, IS act- ing through monarch, who is old and cares only for himself and his immediate dynasty; Russia is in some measure in opposition to our interest, or at least may think herself so. To whom can VIC submit for arbitration, SO vital a question as that of.ou right to Oregon? Were it now submitted to some monarch and decided against us, would our people bear 1t? As an act of National faith and honor, they would but they would as an act of justice, feel bound to sacrifice epery public man, who had led the way to 1t, how ever distinguished or patriotic; because the people should hold Aem responsible, not only for their patriotism, but for their acisdons and just judgment. It IS this, that has caused Republics always to triumph in war and prosper in peace; it Is this which won in the field of Marathon and triumphed in the American Revolution.

 Up5h these principles we leave our Seua- tor to be judged by other States. This State he has never deceived, by false impression of his own acts or his own importance, and we now endorse him, loo proud, to be guilty of the like 10 the balance of the world. His letter expresses the spirit of our people, Whilst we would not in gratuity, wound the feelings of the Emperor of Russia, or the people of France, we as Americans, feel our selves, tte equal feaher and would not lawn upon, or truckle to either, though we had England at defiance.