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his whole moral powe. over his party and country.


The feeling which 10 daily exhibited towards him.


il any thing but respectful. Is true that express.


sons on his conduct from both sections in this city,
are accompanied with an ST. that " if ne does 30
and so,he will disgrace hlmsef;" and that ''ho must
do ore thing or the other;hat he must bo either for
~ deg or 81 4V-and in either case he can't escape
delinquency


Saca believe is the best view can give of the
prsseal position Of the President on this great qucs
enumerated In a tew words First, that the ncgo-
fiaon OF the Oregon question on the parallel Of ~,
and the peaoetu! termination Of the question, will de-
pond entirely on the disposition Of the British gov
eminent. That if no treaty bS made, and il We can
not negotiate on that parallel that it 10 probable the
great tree trade party may wake up in England to
countries, aud thereby bring the British govern.
mcnt to the conclusion OF the negetiauon and in To-
vor OF that offered TO Mr. Pakenham last year. That
II this would be consented to by the British govern
isaad, with certain water privileges to the HadsOn
Bay Company That II such instructions shall come
out to Mr.. Pakeuham, they will be received hcre by
tne steamer OF the first Of April. That If saoh pre-
made 10 Tue form OF treaty, without first submit
ung II 10 tue Senate and receiving their in sruc-
lions hin IN, 10 ,ne matter Tnat 1t Is highly proba-
,soysm ne ,, senate wiz agree to such a. ar
,naznsemsn', tnus taking the responsibility from
Mf Folk; and that treaty NAV be formed on this
subject In tho course Of the next two mouths


1ua, al ucso conungencics OF peace, depend on
the disposition, temper, and common sen .e ot the
Briush government, to understand the course Of
things IN this country, and the disposition of par.
ties here's aad, also TO take rather the advice of the
free trade party OF England, than OF the Huds ON
Bay Company. That tbs present war movement Of
the Presidenti - merely coacesslon to the 81 So
men. tor the purpose OF keeping them quiet 10 the
tine beng, IN order to enable hun to unite tho
other sections OF ms party, and carry out certain
me asurcs Taat there will be terrible feeling and
con tentons between the Two sections OF the party,
on All tacss points 0t controversy; and the resul
may os an entire breaking up OF the democrat c
parry loss OF all the moral power OF Mr.. PoIk-a
osioa' OF ms measures now before Congress; and
au tns growing out OF his bad policy and equIvocal
coJaec. 10 claiming the whole territory, while he
Lu"'nsd 'nat Claim py offering to accept -. That
uc pest policy OF Mr.. Polk would have been
ON nis c,miag tato power, to nave made up his
mina C. - cf % ", and tnea stuck to il like msn
In3t all MS dithcuities have grown out Of this mls.
taken policy, and time will uarsvei this hsrasfssS
Aaa, naauys tnst peace OF war, with kngiand or
essxicos 10 rsmbains upoa the turn q s nav.