Mr.. BENToNs sPEEcu
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This distinguished statesman bo.


broken ground in the Senate on ,bo ienss'h
question. On Thursday last he folIor oregon
Dix, of New York-not so much NM. 0"9u y. Mr
to Oregon as upon what he calls ,bo ~" =" 'ne title
Convention of 1873" and on the ncco..: JON! use
taking prompt steps to preserve opr 10y r;" o. our
inter- sts on the Western slope of this c gus and


Mr. Benton entirely agrees aein II. UUD'oent W.
Hp0" h's important question. He ao - ,s''afnt
him in all ne has dOne-in what he has s''s 1 with
in his recommendations to Conuro.. 'S1ccled
his offer to Great Britain of compromi,. and 10
49th parallel. He regards the aN0,;o.U Un Tho
peace measure, and thinks it can onpro,. as
other than beneficial way. He saws I h. :" no no
vote for 1t under the full conviction that # !. Will
right and our duty to give it, and in ,bs = lot our
that Great Britain has no right to take oaa "sl''l
III out so far as it may depend upon him .l.%
De gwen regardless Of consequences D'


We regret that we have no rom, 49,.


ioE this Speech, but we may publish i be,aaS "Ssk
we nave looked with deep interest to the moS. s
menus Oh Senator Benton on this absorbipo oro.
''0n' and we have read his Speech with mDcS 1, .,
'en'Ion. 1t does not profess to cover the wboI
rou"o out all it touches it makes perfectly plain
we regard it as decidedly pacific in its I'm.
wnlie 1t is marked in all its parts by the firm and
manly spirit of its author