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OREGON BouNDARy.--I'he Missouriau
closes an article on this subject, BY saying;


"The only compromise that the West
ern people ever will support, will be q line
that will give US all OF Quadra and Var
couyer's island, which would be somewhere
about SO degrees; but this is tho ultima-
tum. The harbors and navigable risersa
the southern extremity Of The island, about
the straits Juan dc Fuca, The Western peo-
pie never will surrender, LEI the conse'
quences be what they may


A proposition almost identical 10 eha'
racter with thai suggested BY The Mssou-
rian, was submitted, we believe, by iae
late administration, but declined BY iae
British Government. Il I may 60 iurshe'
and fare worse. [ConsiiiutiOa


THERE ARE TWO SIDES TO THE QuEs-
rroS.--Will the presses which are nov
lauding the Cbickasaw bin Of the last sey
sion of Congress, and pulling DR.. Gwp
and Mr.. Walker who got UP and urged Y
be consistent and manly enough 70 cen,
denim Mr.. Thompson for calling y pn
Of inuds and cnormities, and defeating
by his speech and votea II Mr.. Walkeal
and Mr.. Gwin were right, and The bh v
wise and just measure, surely no con
demnation is to0 severe for Mr. Thompson
who must have lied and slandered i Hhsp
he denounced Il. Get Off the fence, o'
one side Or the other, gentlemen, LSsM'