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EMTGRATGoN TO OREGoN The Wash
ington Union has been permitted 10 make
an extract from letter written Ivy Gen.
c. C, Van Horn, a distinguished citizen o,
northern Illinois, dated March %, 1916:


"We had several teams pass here yes.
terday on their way to Oregon. They
had cows yoked 10 draw their loads, ia
stead Of oxen. In all, we have had forty
teams pass here, and they tel us more are
on the road. They were from Ohio,
Michigan and Indiana. Knowing the
deep interest have manifested in the set.
tlement of Oregon, and the extension Of
the American laws over il, they all give
me call and ! find every man of them
resoluie, aud fully determined to protect
himself in his own way, il bis country
aAandons him in his new home, and drives
him to this alternative. Not man will
ever consent to be British subject"


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