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[Fron The Sun Of yesterday mo,niagl


The present ministry of Great Britain, drios 10 retain


their places and avert the disastrous overthrow with which
thcy menaccc by powerful opposition propose way
nil e United States for c possession Of the Oregon Terri
tory They attempted 10 bully out cf Tie annexation Of
7sras and nor resort The empty rdporg tie Ore
gon question, not only with view the manufacture Of
political capital at home but with the hope Of yet prevent
Ing Annexation by operating upon the fears Of the people
OF Texas War under any circumstances, Is calamity
But war for the maintenance OF rights not only usta
BILE honorable and should be necessary resort to
the dread alternative, England will find in the United
States antagonist neither poweress concmptbe.


Ii Is the hight of madness for England TO talk of
In which all Europe would be involved and Ill which nee
millions Of her domestic slares, factory operatives with
other millions Of oppressed in another part ofhc Uni
Kingdom, would be active participants Is she prepared


for domestic snrecoR at hcme7 for the severance of her
colonies for Irish Independence for Scotch nationality


reputation of her national debt and unrersal bankrupt
yf If is prepared for oil these events then she may
with the United States "A war for Oregon would be
popular with the people ofthe United States and the Brit
sh Ministry may find when II too late that in proposing


this alternative they have committed an error which must
result calamitously for that arrogant despor c naon,
over whose destnies they now preside.


lSs. We give the above leader of The Sun as
fair sample of the demoniac arts by which human
beings are deceived and bullied into cutting each
others throats There are perhaps not quite so
many papable lies as lines in ii, yet the monstrous
alseheods that the British Ministry are impeled by
a ledr Oi OiOVcItuIoW-uidt INC PoPoee d Wol Wiui
US for Oregon-that they have attempted to bully
US ont of Annexation "they now resort to
empty rapo,ing on the Oregon question" &c. are
as mpudent and hagitous as lies well could be-
Their turpitude is aggravated by the fact that The
Sun withholds from Its readers what Peel and
Aberdeen have actually said on The subject, and
gives them no idea of the necessity under which
they spake and the extremely guarded and concila-
tory language in which they announced their deter
mination not to be driven or bued out of terri
tory to which they believe the claims OF their
Country paramount and just.


If fany thing could be more absurd than this slang
uttered on behalf Of this Country against Great
Britain as the arrogant despoiler of Nations
aed as attempting to gain herpon,s by "bullyins,"
"empty vaporiug," DC. ii would be The malawop
alusion of The Sun TO millions of domestic
slaves, insurrection. srepudiation" and s'bank-
ruptcy,' as reasons why Great Britain cannot
safely go 10 war Does not the writer the double
application of his reasons,