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OREGON AND 1HR ADMINISTRATIONS The Union
OF Thursday, contains long editorial article, de-
tending the President from the aspersions of the
party press, for the course which he has thought
proper TO pursue on the Oregon question, and more
particularly in reference TO the Of the expressions
made by him, that our title to the whole of that
territory was 'clear and unquestionable" The
Union proceeds TO show that Mr.. Polk merely en-
deavors 10 carry out the principles ofhe democratic
party, and the people generally, as expressed in a
resolution offered by MIR. Butler, and unanimously
adopted at the Baltimore Convention, which named
him as the candidate for President The Union
publishes The whole Of the resolutions passed by that
body, relating to this particular and LAYS great stress
upon the following, in support Of Its argument:


Resolved That our title to the whole the territory of
Oregon is clear and unquestionabe that no portion of
the same ought to be ceded TO England or any other
power and that the reoccupaton Of Oregon and the re.
annexation of Texas at the earliest practicable period
are great American measures which this convention re-
Union.