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practicable; the wolf Is resolved OF seizins his
prey, and il signifies bat little thai the lamb stood


Mr' Polk holds somewhat similar though Jess
precise, langusge, IS TO the Oregon erriiory. He
pledge, hirl=ef at the very outset OF MS career,
and with the full knowledge that negotiations are
actually gong on between his Cabinet and GIeat T
the Oregon is clear and unque=uonable. But II
NAV spare time likely 70 be consumed IN very un-
profitable discussion il we express an opinion, al
least as decided IS MS own that. IN spite OF MS
n1aurarders and what he terms his constitutional
rights, the territory OF the Oregon will never be
wrested rom the British Crown, 70 which II be-
longs but by WAR. 3lr Polk ayers. that 10 enlarge
the limits OF the Unihn Is 10 extend the dominion
of peace over additional territories and increasing
millions: but ne will fad that when they are so
far extended include the rightful possessions
of the British empire they will encounter lhe hos
tity and the resolution OF people not interior 10
the populace Of the United States N sPlrit or IN
resources.