

S4TUKDA Y...::7 DEcE.VBER 27. is45.
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Congfess-This honorable body has os yet
done nothing worthy attention except elect
ing gOvsInnen. printer, appointing commits
tees, &c, previous to beginning wOk. All
tbe washington letter writers speak Of the
greatest harmony existing among i's mems
bers, and that they are all disposed 10 legIs-
late heat and hand for The good Of the couo-
try. We shall anxiously await the receipt Of
the Presidents Message in England, as We
expect II will create considerable panic a.
.mone the 'Brilishers,' in regaId to the Ore.
eon question. We believe that both parties
wing aud democral--fully agree with the
lpresident on that question, and are resolved
10 maintain the claim tie United States TO
evvry inch Of the Oregon territory, at all haz-
ards


This question will give the British govern
ment much more tause 10 wage war AgHinsl
the Unted States, than she had TO teal down
the walls Of China and butcher so many Of
the poor ignorant CLinese-and doubtless she
would have considered our action with Texas
as sufficient cause for war, had she tho't she
was "a able TO annihilate us as she did thai
nation. She may attempt fight, but i vii
be rather astonishing she does, for she knows
her interests too well TO have them injured
fora few acres Of land. But the condition ol
the two countries is really critical. The over
tures Of each lave been mutually rejected,
and the president recommends congress tt
give the British government proper notice
that the United States intends 10 claim every
inch Of the Oregon territory, and if that ua-
.tion is as free to act as she is 10 boast, wal
lie pretty certain. We cant see how she can
we'll keep out off 'skrimmage,' any way, un-
less she repudutes her usseItions-but the
modem dplomalsts have, nowaday such vet,
ingerious ways Of arranging national dlticu|


ties, that when the PINCH comes we expec
this will be 'honorably and peaceably odjuste
TO the satisfaction of both parties