THE NOTICE
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From the ~ Y, Commercial Advertiser, whig.


"We had the Satisfaction, yesterday, Of announc-
ng the hnal and concurrent action Of the two houses
90 the resolution for giving the stipulated notice
hat the interests Of the United States and the we'll
being Of both countries require, in the judgment o
he former, that the joint occupation Of the Oregon
enoy shall cease.


1--WE have advocated this measure in quiet, mod.
usie way, ever since it was proposed by the Exec
utve in bis annual message; at FIRST simply because
Y, saw that, the Oregon question having been fair
y taken up by the people, speedy resolution Of il
lad become Indispensable and inevitable; but more
recently, we are free TO confess, because nvestiga
ION brought us to the firm belief that the notice
proper and expedient measure In itself. We have
right to say that the other Of these reasons
IT not buth-s now affirmed to be correct by four.
ifhs Of the Senate and three-fourths Of the House
II Representatives"


With what propriety another New York paper
which is ambitious Of bold and absurd psradoxes
can say that the "Union is endeavoring to create
war party here" and that "settled or unsettled tn,
Oregon question demolishes Mr.. Polk with his owr
psty," we leave it to men of sense and candsr tc
determine. ..n..