War and Honor.
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The S+n objects feelingly 10 our habit lss II
assers) of giving the lie where We beevet the truth
demands il. We regret that our manners are not
acceptable to the refined tastes Of The Sun, but re
cannot well help il Our own rule is, / Never 10
stale VIVA; We GO not fully beiIeve-belng Careful
not TO misstate an opponent; ead = Never 10 oe
offended at any indication Of dissent from our stare
men,s, no matter how plainly given We shouia
greatly regret that any one should deem Us capable
OF lying but, if any oae should believe IL we
would no, thank him to suppress his belief, nor lake
offence at MS avowing II. We approve sincerity IN
all things The Sun says OF Us:


"He Il fo- peace 1t all hazards and every sacrifice
He appears se wtias 20 allow Europe 10 la'elIsl 49,
the affairs OF ;hs country-to let Eng! id co VIE. 7
uleases t Oregon and interfere with on. bringing 4es
into the Union. that does not ensue' he appears
be entirely willing allow this great and glorious $40
honest country 70 be kicked cuet. and ral-treHted eI
rights violated and her character assaec' p'e'AeI
take Il all camly quietly passvey. and turn ole eAeek
for repetition Of ;hc blow which We have areaas
an tho ofha- We deciars for peace
bv nanly defending our rigis-hc hoqes ior 2eace %
submission and the Surrender CT orr ust pFeiensios
secure L hy frinnes- equity and preparation as ieeineh
should do 10 him may be granted as The boon Of
slave We demand peace By being prepared io' "A
seeks il subnaissyey az Inc feet o. cicta'pF.


Now, as The Sun will not allow Us 10 character
lZe tneSe assertions DV l.ic OHI. PIOtei 'D''"' ~
ran we say of them All or readers know that
we have steadily opposed the Annexation OF Iexis
and the occupation Of all Oregon not on any sucn
grounds as The Sun indicates, but simply because
we deemed both measures urong. While we do
not fear the power OF Great Britain we do fear 10
provoke the judgments of Heaven. We believe that
cur Country can secure all OF Oregon 10 winch she
has any right without War or collision OF any
kind-that we had OILY to refrain from the sense
less bravados OF the last three years, and the Whole
habitabe part Of Oregon would have fallen quietly
and naturally into our hands We object 10 taking
forcible possession of oil Oregon, because, having
examined the evidence on both sides, we believe
Great Britain has Just claim 10 part OF H. AND
as to Texas, we believe the whole Annexation
drama, from The day Houston left Washington to
this time, has been one OF black perfdy. robbery,
and lust of dominion on the part OF this Country
that in consummating this scheme we snail
wantonly despoil Mexico, and excite the proper
jealousy and i'll will OF the civilized world We
hold the addition OF five hundred miles square OF
new Slave territory TO our Republic a deep dis
grace TO orr Country, an offence before God, and
lasting injury 10 the cause OF Uhlversa Liberty
Now, Sun let Us entreat YOU not 10 compel US 10
90 so far round again TO avoid calling you IN PLAIN
terms liar.


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