keep il Before the People
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That the London Standard says, ut re.
mains to be seen, whether the igroble rul.
gar Of the United States is more inexora.
bic to character, sense and eloquence, thar
. Roman rabble, for, qnestionless, it would
be difficult to find better speech for liz
pacific purpose, than the speech Of M.


Webster" made in Faneuil Hall. And
that the London Times, the organ Of Mr.


John Bull, speaking of Daniel Hebsters's
speech and the Oregon, said: eIf the mo.
mentous question Of peace or war, between
the United States and Great Britain, had
to be decided in Faneuil Hall, or in the
city Of Boston, slight, indeed, would our
'apprehensions be as to the result Of the
Oregon negotiations And that the Bur-
,lington Hawkeye published this same
speech Of Daniels, and approved it BY his
silent comment. We hope the good wings
Of Iowa will look at these things, and i!
they cannot be at home with such doc
trines, then leave the party and come out
for freedom and for Oregon, and against
Great Britain..EH ssiAa 9aH7einsm aiiI