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The ISSUES OF THE ELECTION The recent elec.
ton involved some issues OF no little Importance
FIRST, natlvelsm has been entirely demolished.
That faction originated In Roman Catholic secta-
rlansm, which provoked counter exercise of ia
natlca Intolerance and bgotry on the part of some
OF the Protestant sects. 1t has gone through all the
phases OF intolerance and folly. Now, however. il
has at last received Its quietus from the common
sense and intelligence of all parties, both wings and
ocoiocos We will hear very little hereafter of ma
tiveism.


The Oregon question was another issue involved
IN this election 1t seems that those opposed to ta-
king possession of the whole OF that territory have
been living In barren faith without any works.
All the active politicians Of both parties are decided
~ niavor OF the maintenance OF the claims of thu
country TO the whole Of Oregon. This will OF
course strengthen the hands OF Mr. Polk, and give
fresh impetus to the onward, aggressive, graspnp
democratic impulses Of the age and the republic
lhe od leaders-the superannuated hacks of party
are IN favor OF compromise on this question; but
me young, energetic, bounding, and invlncible de-
mocracy, with all the floating talent Of the country
and the masses are in favor Of rigid adherence to
the bold and manly ground assumed by the Presi-
dent In his inaugural address.