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is most sbIe one, aud may almost be said to
ha se settled the question al the 49th parallel.
Il certainly established that there would be
nc thing incompatible with the homer Of the
&C ,unuy, or the course of negotiation or incon-
81 stency in the Presiden, in accepting that div-
ion.


II England consents to it, it will be carried
nto effect, but she will contend for the Colum-
b ia river and the lands north Of it, 10 which
we cannot acceed.