Ernm the New York News.
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EXCELLENT TRUTH FROM THE OTTER SIDE OF THE WATER.-The NonconJormist, weekly pa per of great ability and extensive circulaion the or gan of the Digsenters, and radical in ills politics thus speaks out little of the feeling of the eopie o England on the Oregon questionable people, as dis tinguished from the governing classes. Among other points, it touches on one which. in the unsupposeabi event of a war between US and England, would be of decisive impol tance. The simple encampment of an American army of fifty or one hundred thousand men on the southern bank of the St. Lawrence, with an invitation to Canadiaa people to come into the Union, would be signal for the disappearance of all Engl fish dominion from the North American Continent what then would Oregon be worth fighting or even negoti aiing about

 "THE OREaos TERRIToRY-lmPoLIcY or WAR-It is a matter of deep regret to see the Ian guape which is held about the Oregon Territory and inc honor of the nation involved m maintaining our claim 10 il.

 It is not for our advantage as people, to obtain dominion over it. We are insulated, and al too great g distance to people and maintain II.