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as a witness of the eno..- - will, which can, on sy ayas, and sina tree governments. The s s,ose oseeasloa| this measure has in siewa'6. s.aad parp| cue, cue ol a remote realm from 'ls ls.l pea popular power'' can. ta 'ue "ciyil interests of humanity. eydI' PI'0moie the tunullts of the frcest d;s ss Iron as lar sighted and far-reaebIass 9bsasslon matnred in the gloomy sSa'ag chung as tlsm, to plague .manLind' d''''oe's pa measure, the eye of the peonls pea0l watchiul regard, not alopap ep,s 7, loo character and duty, but to ths s' A'' os esls of the distant and the ''s fa,alg alg m this measure the constitu';aa la,ale {. try going forth 50 plant it's aya s,soa ol shores of the PeacefuI Sea ''aa'ar

 It will be held hereaf,a.

 honor to any administration io sa. aa ted and put i'lio action the nol;.a a'e to Oregon and towards Grea, fS'py ey, thIs resolution of notice embod;a' p''a be glory enough for any slalssms. sa'ss, ilh' that policy to a pacific and sncsaa. 'a'. The statesman who, in the consss has been summoned to meet lb;s @ who in answer to that snn,ms. s himself calmly, and firmly, and gIs sIs Tn the path, aud full before s ,ba ae e'' advancing domination of England Y ready rallied up to his high eo,';,, ea's vote oi Congress, the responsive n| hearts of a free people. ltis ppsa. serene and substantial maniresl.IiaS| ing out its great "well donsn ,a < servant.

 And who can doubt, in lbis ,.l tue iu'ufe Will be as ths past, doubt that the Presldent-hayina taken his great and difficult a6,si this momentous matter with sgbI judgment, having divined Jeloreba,I spirit so prophetic, the convcIsI which the popular instinct and would settle-haging recorasd i in Ais message tte 1eAolc populari1 question, which up to that time b only imperfect and inarllculate nj who can doubt that the President upon his career thus attended vi radiant omens of success, will aDp1 self through its whole course. and picious close, true, altogeiher lru deliberate and sober popular lhous from the first, he presaged so ve IS there now 10 proclaim disirus, . ecutive "aiseretIon" in which-iI and character already indicated--b| ses of Congress have, on the md deliberation, in view of all our q and by ther "vote of confdencen | for saie-kecping the rights, and lh| and the peace of the country

 The Presidents message had |

 

 country where it never stood tsI Europe acknowledged it as one ol powers-an acknowledgment a before. In the French Chambet, al English Parliament, it was preta| this IS a nation to be respected

 Give me authority, said Ihe Pna Congress, 10 lell Great Bdaia fq lively, not rudely, but very plainly, gon must no longer be dslrstsd r jurisdictions. By what the 'ecrel tells was lucky accident, he ap committee of the popular banch-l mitlee on Foreign Reladons--Oryl ported naked nueNe. buN ,a views and multitude of sPeeche lapse of five months, well nigh dlss Executive. and created serious apPrs of the result. The lofty ground on which n stood in December had threatened | ble away by April. All appeaF'tn| f ment to be in danger. Congress let the President act, and could

 among themselves, The two he'| in peril of what Tacitus justly f| worst of all public evils-DlseoRa'

 The last resort, not of klngs, 0dI gress, was recured to on luescaF| tainIy in despondency, almost n viz: joint committees of conlele'| esprit de corps came Ill to assla'3 party.

 The popular branch, on the PEI nonsibility of a single presldlas0 \ pointed a committee chosen lron' all sections of the country. c0H' nothing but the notice. The Senate refused to let 'nsi officer on his responsibility dolss' ! taking the power to lhemselye <, !, !,;.' <, fused and debilitated responslo'l'''l' ' : ballots, chose three highly Ao'0' : tlemen, but two of them conn speeches to certain opinions. ..., 5 There were some fears en'ef''a 3 the result. The country, ou' ! President, everything was al 'lleas doubt honorable gcnlleman' O0' 7 judgments of their own. x The results of the protrac'ea 'Ds 1, Congress are seen in the procsss'' '.a' 9 two houses of to-day, when n, a'', . in our preceding columns. Thsp T see the resolution as it Passea' q, n l that the resolutions ol u'0 e'., M 2 changed, so as to convert i'.lh 'l,e s,aa,,T as :, into a preamble, with a "w',saeI,'i naol' 3 king it like the preface o' ,e 0Ie,,i I, Vi I the eist of the book llsell. ' v, ', noan ,hat tboexnression ofsreneN' : in the preamble, was cha'ssad ssod ap per measures for a speedy a',s a,.rf , s iustment,n ssc. The iorlne, ,o 'nr n'ea Q b. eli construed by some p .';s Da e President was 10 make, o', "aa, n R i. effort, another offer to ulsa, saosiI a : even an oilif of the same P'0pb pboo had been rejected before ,,,,,a,,ss ypss this expression to the ca,," nase broI House, that they would pa .;sll to conference sooner than y''a adoo,

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