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on California and Oregon and, to crown H..
gance of her pfetensions and the inlamv or NO.
advocates here, we find federal Editors and Ge'
raj leaders vindicating her conduct, Offsr;. 'u'
carve out balance of power" for her ~ Sa 10
Continent, calling upon the President 10 aor.,:sa @
the truth, and falsely ascribing 10 our peonl ol"


inordinate9 love of conquest Away with III a. a.
charged Under its Constitution it is imn...uaR ~R
that this Republic should extend its bound,,;sTT
force Whatever of territorial strength q,


sovereignty, or of renown it gathers in i,s onn S


march, is attracted to it by its remarkable ,a. a'
tion tothe wants and wishes of mankind ,.1' %


its wise and liberal forms of governments Wy
by the sword of conquest does it make i.
but by the spirit of freedom pervading all i. Wy


and by that fraternal affection which uDi., F.%


binds together common sympalhies and con ~
hopes. And this is the spirit, after all wboS


Federalists and their British allies fear and :, U
which they would put guards and Eetters rra T4
us the spirit, the advances of which Mr.. Wsbs'


would retard, by cutting asunder the theatre, ~:
operations, by scattering lis forces, and br h..
ming it in with lines and boundaries. RI, %
end is not yet The campaign of 1874 cIo.,a
+ with Texas virtually re-annexed, and Gre,, b.


ain baffied in that quarter; and, if we a,s ~.
greatly mistaken, the campaign of l848 will


bring along with it full security to Oregon. Will.
f(come war or come peace) no stain of dishono,
twill attachito the character or fame Of the p,
public. ~