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or hlr. Buchanan, and hls correspondence on the Oregon question, WasA,asboa letler in the Boston Post says;

 1t iA Asssrtedf by those who have the means of knowing that Mr Buchanan's exposition of our right in and 10 Oregon, is incomparahiy the best that Ina. ever been written

 Mir. Buchanan's letters have been published, They sustain the hlgh reputation which hess .tn] them. TAey are dee'dediy among ,he fnssA SD .ci, mems of dpsowaiic ability which our cose,sy, fui,. iai m able negotiations, Las produced ahev e.hau. the argument and leave nothing t9 as added by commentator or toccessor. shsy, are aot onl, cose"t and complete in lhpis support of the Ameri can tte, but ,b''s deal a4 thoroughly w,ih the Brr ttish arg"W4nt. Nelains which has been said b, the British plea;Pofntary, on the side of Grea Britain. iS o:sslopked by Mr. Buchanan-and nolIi. 1 ing As ,ett unanswered. From the length of hii l istsfs il is impossible for us to give them ia all. and from their nature tAey will not beur coa dcasation. Mir. Buchanaa deals in superfui,. of words. We have. however, marked soma es, tracts for publication irom time to time, as ,la oc cas ion may arise, to shew how completely the Ame rican title is snslainab!e al al points, upon whcl II may be attacked.

 The argument of ME. Buchanan ia wider iR iti scope than that of Mr. Calhoun, embracing the iill. 1 10 the whole territory, while that of Mr. Calhoun was confined entirely to the valley of the Columbia {; and far as Il extended, has ihe terseness, vigor and ciearness which distinguish all the productions of tiat eminent writer. Together they contain the whole armo'y of American argument for the whole ! of Oregon.