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Et0rs tnieuiin& AZ to cohssA u tnAe w.


IN dangerous pSrsidenlizl. trsion.i. anti


Democratic. snli-AdminisJlaiinn qursiions


and ssch olhers N prescribe tl.oss she


eannog lay aside our original faith a We


do our rlalhes and. therefore. alill BE-


lieye that lhisis aa ;. American" qurslign,


and ihsl. lie Texas, Ihe .iwin sisler 10


Oregon" he boundaries Of 0rrgou ought


IN be lef % settlement BY nsgosisnon


through the President and Senate Of The
Uniled sgaies--lhe only eonssi utonsl


organs fOr treating with foreign Gossrn.


menls.


Bun more than lhzi. Dir. Presidenli


this creed i in lasor Of The :. lte-Oceupa-


lion ol Oregon" And that is whahrs.


commended 10 our party. All -rs-oe.


cnpalion /" hats The ~ord: not oceups-


lion, bul re-Oceupaiinn. Now. we can.


not . re-0ecupy," what We never " oeeu-


pied" before. We never occupied lhs
Oregon that lies north of ,he compromiss


line Of 49' before. but the Oregon on This


side Of that line We have herelofare oe-


cnpiej. TheIefore We cannol Te-uceupy


north of 49a. but we can re-ocenpy all


sonlh Of that line. And that is exactly


wha, the President has teen endea, oring


10 DO. and exactly What an in favor Of


doing. +" light OF no fight" Sir. II De-


mocral thus comes fully up 70 this creed


BY his scaion. what gave Senators here


the privilege 10 denounce him a. unlrus


10 the Democratic faiihi This eonsirus.


,ion Of the creed is not hypercritial. Whist


is "0rsgoni" The country on the Go.


lumbia and south OF il-sll lying btlnu


the line Of 4go--used 10 be Oregon. The


old historians. maps, and geographen sl


had il so. Its thing Of modern origin 10


call any part Of the territory north OF az


"0regon." There is, then, an old Oregon
4 snd modern Oregon. The old Oregon
was once occupied by us. Outside Of
that we have never occupied any portion
Of the modern Oregon; and, lherefore,
if this creed had gone FOR an sccups.ion
of Oregon, il might well be construed
al all OF Oregon" old and new. But. a.
it only went for "re occupation" u is
as clear as day thai the creed must be 10.


ierprried 10 mean The old Oregon up 10


49o; that same Oregon which we once
occupied; that same Oregon which lies


south Of 49o; that same Oregon which


The Democrats all go for still, only some
Of US are not anxious 10 fight for any


more. IL we stand 10 the faith. and keep


the bond as u was writer for us, will nj


that sufiicef ihiak, Mr.. President, I
\ | gssSe.d.snessd- -f'f- -Ral,annrs rasallniinns.
With unaffected pain did I hear q


cl srse of Punic faith" brought and II.


pea,ed against the South in this Senate


with respect to this Oregon notice. &s.,


and in way that challenged q reply To


il.


Personally I care nothing about Is, a. [


voted for the Oregon bill last session; and


some Senstors know that my reason ior
voting against il the session before was
, that its form appeared to me 10 violate the
Constitution. Mr.. III. here explained
at length his objections to the form of
that notice. He alec excused himself for
voting to take up the Oregon bill las, ses.
!, sion, by stating that if he had known Al
; The Time las he does now how the nego.
/ ia,iOn then stood, he would moi have 70.
; ted for so much Of that bill as proposed
: to take jurisdiction. But the Senate dld
: not know the facts at that time, and they
. had not been told 10 him, He did not
, wonder at the offence lha, was taken by
4 the British Parliament, who, no doubt.
e believed lha, we knew it all at the lin .
r the bill passed the other House But L
{ do not feel myself at liberty To let such
an accusation grow into pr"verb against
!, the South. The South is my home and
r such accusations have baleful influence
a in kindling and preserving sectional ieel.
f1 ings; shall, therefore, expose its inius'
= tice, and then iorbear. ! shall do that by
h the Jourals Of the Senate now before me.
e | will read from the books If any Of my
!! statements should be questioned. This
e charge of !" Puaic faith," theSena,or will
!. remember, was introduced here soms
$ days ago. when the. honorable Sena,o,
h from Georgs (Mr Colquh,) had spoken
: of The course OF the Senator from India
1 ma (Mr. Hanneganl upon the Texas CUES
= ZION. TIE honorable Senator from lndi
i ana said. IN substance as | understood
f him, q have not his words be ore nIe.


lha, he had for some ume desired g.
l occasion to explain his vote agains, Fex
$ as, and now he had il; and that val
a simlpy because he had fore seen "pu
y mic faith punlc faith. Then. or at som,
J. time, he"more than intImaled that he ha,
at found that PUnic faith in the SuIh
p, Other Senators were formally called 4
ne the floor to vindeate that Senator by ihei
al statements. showing that he really va
M suspicious Of the South, oi which | d
b. no. complain. Altogether the compile,
10 ion given to this matter before the pupli
he eye was, that this "Punhc Iaith." hs
ed been praeiised by one or mare Soasher
is Senators OF the Democratic party an