The Oregon Notice.
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The Commercial Adrertiser-no; reputed very
belgcrent or reckless journal-thus speaks of the
propriety of giving Notice to Great Britain to ter
inmate the Joint Occupancy of Oregon:


"As we have before said. we do not look upon
the notice "a war measure, or as tending 20
increase the probabilities af On the contrary,
SSe regard the Oregon question now brought to a
condition in which ii mus, be disposed Of somehow
finally disposed Of Delay is neither possible nor de-
sirable, because delay, think viii eventually
bring on local collisions and perhaps general
The notice is 40 Tar peace measure in our iudS-
rnent that il makes more apparent and inevitable
the necessity Of strenuous and earnest cndeavor 10
remove Oregon from the category ofdebateable and
dangerous questions That effort can bat fail NJ the
worst; and the failure may bring war. But, feel
ing that war will eventually il The question Is
still left debateabe. regard the notice as meas,
are of prudence and necessity. tending rather to
peace than 10 wsr.


with these views, of course we should sustain
she President giving the notice, ii i, is left 10 his
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