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The Charleston Mercury concludes an
article on the Oregon question with this
forcible passage:


.Look back at our progrcss-at our
peaceful advance--our increase Of territory
without conquest-our augmeniing Popn
lation, wealth and power. and fell rs which
is the true patriotism. that which has Sc
cured to us these grand triumPhs Of peace,
or that which would have led us. on every
petty preiext, to waste our energies IN
ligh,ing-to turn our husbandmen into
soldiers. our merchant ships into men-oi-
war, and our money into gunpowder."