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MR. CusHiHG in his late lecture in Boston, con.
cludes rs follows: ss-S -
Sand its ultimate commercial advantages Tor.
egon's) ills which causes England to coyet the
possession of it, and to desire any disposition Of
i, rather than its settlement BY the uated Siates
For, in the region Of Oregon, is io grow up, Gro
many yea rs pass away race of men who will
tataed il the .egss setstion to the Pacc shus wo
1es fhsiern Stntes do to the Atlantis ,Elsnd 10
rtho salIe felntion to Asia that we do to Europe


hnd The stake, therefore, d worthy of all soc.
lude to our whole country, and to us of the East,
especially. who have twenty millions of property
ahoat in the South Sea, without hnrbor in which
we have the permanent right Of refuge, without
an acre of land on which the slorm-tossed marin
er can set his foot, and feel himself resting al,


length under the protecting folds of the banner of
theUnion.


FINALLY, it is not to be tolerated any longer
tina England should consider This continent tho
feh for indulgence of her Unsuitable thirst of con-
gust and colonization. Is British Intervention
ir the af1airs of America to be dreaded? How
much more, then, British occupancy! Enough
for her, and more than enough for US, that she
oyerhangs us already in the east and in the
north, without doing SO likewise in the west"