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The following article from the Baltimore dmei- can, though somewhat tinged by the whig prejndces oG that journal, interesting as presenting the lead ing points in the history Of he most perpexed of all the diplomatic questions of the United States

 OUR RiGHT TO OREcoN.-The prominence which the Oregon question has assumed, and the i'm porIant results which may follow from the present agitation on that subject, make it highly desirable that the facts in relation to il should be famiiariy known.

 What are our claims to the Oregon territory T. What is the extent of theml How are they subslan- laIedl

 The main strength of claim rests upon the cession made by Spnin in 1910. The Florida treaty of that yeaf-a treaty which has been so violently denounced of late and declared by Texan parlisans to be nut,--ransierred to the United States all the claims of Spain to the country of the Oregon lying North of the 42 degree North latitude.

 The region n question has been claimed at one tune or another by Spain, Great Britain, Russia and the United States. The claims Of Russia have been settled by treaty, and her possessions in that

 - limited to lat. ht @s 40 as the Southern