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To Justify ourselves to our readers for transfer
ring to our columns the subjoined further discus
sion Of the merits of the Oregon Negotiation, we
repeat that the remarks of the Journal of Com
merce, aside from their intrinsic force, are entitled
to the fair consideration of all Independent persons
and presses from the fact Of that journal being
sentialy Democratic, opposed to the Wings at the
late National election, and still, sometimes without
occasion, showing deep-seated prejudice against
them. So strongly has that paper acted against the
Wings, that it has been said to have elected Mr..
Polk by the votes which it influenced, as indeed
the Editors in the of the article below, vir-
tually claim to have done. This controversy,
therefore, between the " Union'' and the /" Journal
of Commerce" if of party character is one be-
tween members Of the same party between the
organ of the Administration Of Mr.. Polk, now that
he is President and the organ Of that part Of the
Democracy which made him President. Let the
upright and independent men Of all parties judge
between them.