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We present to theword in the yasciahng con- duet of the Senate, very humiliating srectacle-- It must arouse the arrogance of Great Britain who will take adyantage ef our delay: of the arguments disparaging cur claims: of our divisions: of tic 'nasterIy inactivity of Calhoun and the Wings, to justify herself bebre Europe in insisting upon further compromise and concession. What, l ask every proud Arkanian, must be the result? Il Calhoun and his disaaected clique place England in this position, is it oaf nature to bear submissiYaly the taunts, the jeers, the boastngs of our old enc my; Will not these par erceheacc peace men force us into a war2 Willthey net be responsible fer it. if war does coms2 Had the notice passed the Senate promptly, after it came from the House, there would uot have been the remote8t possibility of a war. The war music has been hugged and cherished into vigorous bein@ by the opponents o the administration Polk never anticipated war ir giving the notice. He made 10 preparation fer 1t He had no right 10 expect war. After the notice was given, f was then in he power of Congress to say how far we should go in 0gegon and theil decision on this point at any tine, must be final

 If ssmasterly inactivity has aYaed anything, it is all in favor of great Britain. Enough has been said by Calhoun and Webster 10 justify Great Brit ain going to war with Us. Never were men more mistaken than EaIhoan and his followers on the Or egon question The time will come when all tleir speeches viii be read to them as Wcbstgrs speeches against the iast war are read 10 Hin. They are dead politically beyond resurrection.

 Such is the popularity Of 547 40, taat we have triomPhcd in Connecticut with it inscribed on ons banners. We have elected Democratic LegisIa- ture. and this body will elect Democratic Cover nor. Ne must triumph in every State under this banner

 Tha bill 10 raise riile company for the Oregon cmefants passed tae Aease oa Saturday by a vot1 of la3 10 B. An amendment was placed in t ma king t necessary to draw te officers from tie fine The bill will not he approved by the Senate with this amendment in it Il nteffsrss with the eonsd- htional rights Of the Executive. Besides think a strong argument exists for appointing officers from ciyillife i the President i5 thus let5to discrimi- nate tao consequence must b. the same as uaacl Gen Jackson, whaa the lst ana , Deazoons Werl raised. Coed bacliHoaasmaa and the best Indiar fighters woaIa besaleetsd whether inofeat oftfsser vice. This is nd+paasabla for an Oregon company Was glad to see Gov. Yel take these views. II, was determined however 10 vote for the bill, rathe than leave the Oregon emigrants unprotected.

 The Senate has unanimously confirmed tha nom

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