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ple of England have no II feeling, on the contrary, l love them for their aspirations after liberty; and only reproach them that they do not arouse and turn into the stofo- house 0! ages the lumber of their principles of leaiiinacv. Bat the British government is a different ihing. Il was thc greatest gov errment on earth; for 1t has some preence to liberty. but nothing of its substance.- Cannihal-lke. it fed one part of it's subjects upon the other. She drinks the blood and sweat, and tears the sinews of it's laborlng millions. 10 lailcn 6 miserable ayistocracy.- England isnow seen standing in the twilight of her glory; but sharp vision may see written upon her walls the warning that Dan- iel interpreted for the Babylonish king r,Nenc, afpe, teksl, afhqmsiP.n

 England's greatness ;ests upon her com mefce Sae has three hundred millions tons of shipping. We already have two hundred millions, anI aa gathering upon her win lhe strides of a swift coufser. When we pass her, her downfall, hy peaceablo means, will be rapld and sudden. Oregon was, therefore, all important to us in q commer- eial point oC view. Ii Is the inch of ground upon which we can plant fulcrum, giving Us lever illat will orerturn the world. II will give us a cluster of manufacturing aad navigating States on the Pacific, united to the New England States on the Atlantic.- Then the inhabitants ol the Mississippi valley ---who have in their possession the garden of the world and the granary of the uhl- verse-will stretch one hand to the eastern world, through the Pacific chain, and the other to Europe through the Atlantic chain, grasping the trade of the world, as we no" hold in possession the means of subsistence for the whole human family.

 It is grateful to my feelings 10 find, from indications that have appeared, that this ques- ton wilFn be a party question. Old and venerable men of the whig party have spo- ken, and willvoie with Us; and for the req son that they feel il their duty to de, whilst equally respectable members ot lhe demo- cratic party hadspoken, and will yote against Us, for the reason that duty seemed 10 them to point that way. So would have Ii that the world may know that this is not a ques tion of party in America, bnt an American question. have attempted to show fcon- cluded MT k.) that duty calls, and interest points, to tie assertion of our rights to all of Oregon. l cannot doubt that the Amefi can Congress will respond alirmatvely - This is the war feeling, and the only feeling of war, in the West. | war does come. let those who provoke it abide its conse- qnencesf