Presidents Message,
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If quorum Of the House of Representatives
have been formed yesterday, the Presidents Mes
sage viii be sent to Congress to-asy at 12 o'clock
A government express viii bring il on Immediately
10 this city, and il will arrive probably at 10 O'Clock
tonight


great deal of speculation is INDUCED in as 10
the character OF the Message. On Oregon we have
good reason TO believe that the ground taken will be
firm, but pacific; e., there will be decent main
tenance Of the high position already assumed,
but nothing at all of the violent and warlike spirit
anticipated by many. For all practical intents and
purposes it will then be decidedly pacific. Of course,
therefore, on the tariff the ground will be in favor
cautiously and quietly announced-of modifi-
cation.