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poly of the American trade, and the temporary


loss OF foreign outlet lor their goods As for the
South, the taken by England with regard TO


the abolition OF slavery, ensures ts vigorous support
of The most determined hostility to England. The
London Times has threatened that the standard OF


rebellion will be raised amongst the black races OF


the South IN case ofa war with England. These two


principles, then, monopoly OF manufactures, and


the stability OF their domestic institutions, are at


work mi the eastern and southern States, and united


win the universal sentiment OF the western States,
VIII, render the popular feeling of this country IN
favor OF an aggressive policy, in utter defiance of
England, altogether overwhelming and irresistible.
Mr., Polk must press the occupation of Oregon at
all hazards There is no help for it. The spirit Of
the age-ihe destiny of democracy-the popular
feeling of the country-all demand it-all urge him
onward, and If ne fail TO compy-if he falter in
the least, ne must inevitably be himself overwhelm-
ed and.with the party that supports him.


such, then, is the present position of the two
countries. We are extremely sorry that we are
likely to be driven to give Great Britain sound
drubbing. 1t is sad, sad thing, to be obliged to
whip ones own flesh and blood. But we can't
help it, The thought is really so agonizing to our
souls, that we do not know
how soon we may compelled to hog
those who are bone Of our bone and flesh of our
flesh. But it is our destiny and we cannot shrink
from fulfilling it. This glorious land and all the
fulness thereof has been given to US, for US and for
our children, and if England or any other power
dare to interfere with US when we are extending
the cords and strengthening the stakes of our hab.
tations, we must give the impertinent intermed-
ders good licking. That's all. 1t is very pain
[ul to do it, but it must be done.