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CLIMATE OF OREGoN.-Among the ar
guments employed in Congress and out of
II, to reconcile the public mind to sur
render TO England OF The northwest coast
above 40 degrees, disParaging reference
has been made to It's climate. 1t is too far
north, too cold for permanent occupation,
north of the most norlherly part of New
England, and therefore unfit for permanent
cultivation, up to $40. The western
slope of this continent is well known to be
mlLder in climate than the eastern, and
SAID 10 be even mider than the cores
pondlng latitudes of Europe, and yet the
most considerable and oldest cities in Eu


rope are north of 49o. Vienna is nearly
on that parallel; Paris little north of it;
Antwerp is above 81 degrees; London
about 5l Degrees Amsterdam above 50
degrees; Berlin fully 53 degrees, and Lii
verpool north of 53 degrees; Edinburp is
nearly So degrees. In fact, nearly all the
commercial ports, and most of the large
capitals OF Europe. are north of latitude
49,. On the north west coast, nearly eve
" port available for comWerce, or harbol
for shipping, lies north Of that parallel
The British are well aware Of This.