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OREGON MEETING.-A meeting on the subject Of
Oregon was lately held in Philadelphia, but there
was little effect produced on the public mind, in con-


sequence Of the peculiar position and chara cter OF
the persons who figured at that assemblage. We
have not heard Of any attempt being made here to
call an Oregon meetng-n fact, there is a singular
apathy in the public mind relative to this matter
The masses seem to look on the Oregon question as
subject of the deepest Importance; and as such,
they are willing to wait and hear all that will be
said on the subject, by the President and by Con-
gress, before they take any distinct action upon it.