THE OREGON NEGOTIATION.
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The fact is, the accession of Texas has given a
new value to Oregon. Oregon was once re-
mote and almost detached corner of the American
empire Now the want of Oregon, or slicing il
away, would put the Union out of shape. 1t il
all wanted to square the American territory.


Our friend, "the small cloud of the west" is
growing aPace, and Of there comes storm, what
refreshing showers may we not predict for our
Emerald Isle. From the raggrandizement of no
other power on earth has England so much to
apprehend as from that of America


France may sweep the continent of Europe
with her victorious legions, but the may still
continue to say to them, as it has said hitherto,
"lhus far shalt thou 60, and no farther"


The ocean has up to this time defined, and fhe
spread Of French empire, as sharply as the same
ocean defines the snow fleece that sheets wintry
continent. But America is naval poaser. AL
ready in her infancy of nationhood, she quadru-
plies The commerce of France; but half century
DID, the commercial tonnage of her flag is equal
to fully two-thifds of the tonnage Of that flag
which has tsb braved thousand gears the battle
and the breeze" Of America, not less than of
England, :. a asa


8" Her march is on the mountain wave, re


Her home is on "Ihe deep" ss3sesE


In the coming day of her strength, wherever she
may desire to strike, the ocean will be no imped-
iment, but only the highway of her power.


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