Important!
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There is now not much doubt but Lord
Packenham, the present British Plenipo-
tentiary at Washington, will be recalled
Immediately, and some other diplomatist be
sent over to reneD the negotiations for Or
egon. The British affect that Paceng-
ham has been injudicious in the matter,
and has violated his instructions on the
subject. Packenham and the British Cab
met understand this. The former was un-
doubtedly instructed 10 act just as he has
done. Now that John Bull has learned
Mr.. Polk cannot be bullicd, he teigns a
mismanagement against his minister; is
about TO recall him and send some other to
deal in gentle blows. There is not one
doubt but what this course will be taken.
The British see they are in a dangerous
position. They know if the two nations
come to loggerheads, that the British will
not only be driven out Of Oregon, but out
Of Canada too. The question has already
been raised whether this nation, shall con-
sent to reopen the negotiation on the Ore
gon question. 1t is positively asserted by
the best authority that he will not without
the advice Of the U. S. Senate. There
fore the further question arises, sswill The
Senate advise such course?:' That bodv
will follow the wish Of the people, il


that wish can be properly impressed upon
them. What, therefore is, what should
be, what will be the wish Of the peoplef
We speak for one. We are opposed to re-
opening the question. 1t is now where il
should be. It has not been in 50 fair way
for settlement since the question was firs1
started. The people are for the uhole O


Oregon, cslcr up to latitude "a degrees ana
40 nsinates north. There il no question
but the people are Of this opinion. They
would rather have war than yield one foot


Then let the press Of Iowa, Of the whole
Union, speak out. Let the people make
themselves heard on the subject. Great
Britain dare not go to war for Oregon


she will not. And if she does, let her Dc
i, and We viii meet her to her hearts con.
tents. Let Mr.. Polk refuse any further
negotiation, let him exact the pAole Of o..
sgon and make no compromise but at The


"cannon's mouth,'' and he viii save hi,
own fame, the honor Of his country, and
the Araerican people will bless him.