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EP The rumor gathers strength that our Admin


stration is engaged in some secret negotiation at
London with that of Great Britain, by which our
Protective Policy is to be sold out TO England for
certain desired concessions in regard to Oregon
We are consoled by the reflection that no sach
Treaty can receire the Constitutional approval Of
the Senate, TO which wo.thirds vote is requisite
Every consideration of principle, sound policy and
National dignity combine TO dissuade from such
Treaty. The Oregon Question can never be wisely
or properly blended with matters utterly foreign
from it as the ustment of the respective Tariffs OF
the two Nations. We ought not to buy deserts OF
rock and snow in Northern Oregon by the sale OF
the Industry and Prosperity of our People at home
What belongs TO on the Pacific let us claim and
stand for, until negotiation arbitration shall ex
tinguish all antagonist pretensions We shall sure
.ly obtain our own there, if we rely on the proper
means Of securing it and what do we want more
Grea, Britain can repeal her Corn Laws if che sees
FIT Mr.. Polk and his supporters have full power TO
overthrow our Protective Tariff. Why, then, should
this Tariff question be dragged into Boundary
Treaty, and the Country thus preclhded from re;
turning to present system, should fresh Expert
ence prove its overthrow disastrous like changes
have hitherto been? Let every lover of National
Independence stand fast for the right to make our
own laws, and 10 alter them when we see hit with
out asking permission of Foreign Power. This Is
a matter Of vital import, which there should NOT
be two opinions among American Freemen.