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pls vote, to oy rthro the OcIdnc law OF Il"
State. New coust tutions have been thus sub
mtted to public votes in otl!er States, but mol
in violation Of the existing law. 1t would be'
dangerous example to set; for if we are to b,
permitted to disregard tho pr visions OF tm
present constitution, we may equally hold it
contempt those of tho new one which may b,
formed and thus wc shall cut loose from ali
restraint. Wenevcr can approve a movement
IN Mary land similar to that which was made
in Rhode Island We are for reform, but not
for revolution. We desire 20 have defects a.
mended; but it must be done IN legal, cou~tt,
tulionaI manner.


Tax OnrGoN QUIslroN -~ RpmorsJ,o, Wash
ia3lon, The Eastern papers are filled with
rumors in relation to the movements at Wash
ington on the Oregon question. the truth Of
which time only can developo. One report is
that the President has, or shortly will, send a
message to both Houses Of Congress, asking
them to define what are the true boundaries OF
our Oregon claim--and that he VIII recon.
mend military preparations in the Same mer-
sageA The purpose Of this movement, it is al.
legged, is to eytrjcate the President from the po-
Siiion which he now occupies by having re-
pcatadly asserted through his messages and the
negotiations our title to the ''trIgle of Oregon, =
which will not enable him to negotiate on less
terms. The influence Of the administration
Wili Ia pr,rtCd 4g obtain tho y.:sssrr rr. I,;rt