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thirty years Of fruiless efforts, by their
opponents. and that they had got better
terms than had ever been offered, and ~
fact, better Than some which England bad
two or three times unceremoniously reject
ed. These would have been the ex1lta-
lions Of Wings; but heter things are OK.
pected Of the Democratic party. The busl-
ness is not as we'll done as they are aecus-
toned 10 do things. II viii pass, however,
It's rather a slovenly job, but it was spoiled
a good deal before; and twas besides GOV.
cred with cotton and geography and sun.
dry entanglements.


Calhoun threw n bloody mantle over It.,
and set all the Wings TO shouting war,
bloodshed, armies, nawes, public debt, bro
ken banks, falling stocks! Such a panic
us they did kick up! They scared all the
women and children, nnd they scared their
fathers and husbands. The Wings are
great on panics--giye them halt chance.
They can conjure mp more hobgobIns than
the next party. This was bad enough to
defeat a common measure, and when we
add 10 this the biographies aud dictionaries
thrown into the matter by old bullion
what could be expected To carry meas
uro against such pathetic homIies as Cal
houn did utter. and such Iarnin as Benton
did muster, was just ont Of The question:
We think the ifly-four forty men did well to
get what they have of Oregon. It's con-
soIng to think the territory was not lost in
the mist--rubbed out with all its parelleIs
Of latitude and longitude too, to figure no
more in biographies and histories.


Cass and Alien are still living, we un-
derstand, and their opponents will fnd
them more formidable now than they were
before they were killed. The tariff ques-
ton and independent treasury are still to
come up, and all that greatness that the
Wings have been magnifytng in Benton
and Calhoun, will vanish away to their
utter CONSERVATION.


The Wings however will boast little;
It's reasonable that they should, consider
ing the few OCCASIONS they have to boast
We'll allow them TO crow some.