From The National IntelIigencer.
The Oregon Question.
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In presenting to the Public, as we have
within few days done, in sort of Spirit
OF the Press on the Oregon question, those
views of variety of Journals which struck
Us as the justesl and worifiest Of attention
we reserved il TO ourselves to offer, az lei.
sure and with dcliberation, such comments
or such further views as the subject and the
moment seem TO require. Happily, the oc
casion is not one Of emergency, and, serious
as it's, invites only the calmpst considera.
lion. II heretofore the matter has been
weighed as il is entitled TO be, then the case
must be felt to be a most grave one, and il
1t has not been so weighed, it i time ,ha, il
should be. In neither contingency. then.
can we be blamed, when we seek onlv f.
touch il after having maturely examined il
SO large is the thing itself, such its mapni.
tnde OF interests and Of consequences, Iba,
he who speaks of it suddenly incurs everv
hazard of speaking of il rashly, unwisely.-
falsely, perhaps, as to the very national hon
oraWhich he means TO consult, dangerously
as 10 public passions, which ought not TO be
Fonsed unadVisedly. and ruinously as 10 that
public prudence and rightfulness which has.
~ and lnhammatory counsels must SET a,
naught.


BE our rights 70 the territory Of Oregon
what they mays il is quite possible 10 Bui
ourselves in the wrong, BY resorting TO GER