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President has kndled by line in his Inaugural ad-
dress. eight months ago, or more recently through
the Union. Just as though any body-and last OF
all, a President or his organ-could kndle up the
passions OF twenty millions OF free, Intelligent peo-
pie by few words All, no The cause lies
deeper than the stock kobbers their satellites see
The people OF this county rising in the might
and majesty OF intelligent ireedom-freedom nur-
,ured in the blood OF one generation, and the glo-
rious endeavors OF another to subdue wild cont-
nent-and when Tor the first time in the worlds
history, vast people, an entire nation. look around
on the world and see proud, august empire, des-
Potlsm consolidated tor centuries, thrusting its
hoof upon their garden SOIL and scowng
upon their honest fields and faces, and crylng
out "horse leach' fashion, give, give, give me
your SOIL, give my King my Queen, part of that
broad basin through which flow down the waters
from your own mountains, when these wlse-acrcs
see SO strange sight, they cry "mad dog''-
war" wings OF commerce droopng"-" stocks
DOWN" financial matters sderanged"-and thou
sand other things. But all this is humbug-the
great question OF our times is 6 Oregon" and the
people Of this country justas sure TO support Mr.
Folk IN carrying II through, they supported
washington through the revolution-as they sup
ported jackson In crushing the bank. Thus, be it
sad to your honor, you have preached for years
preach on-ths world have taken the text, and now
they are waiting for the sermoni


WASHINGTON, Nov. II, 1876
Cregon-Ihe Exact State of The Case-The Organ
The Erecutire-Coi Benton, and so forth, all
explained


"Wl!l any man phase have the fellow falling to
tread on my coat tail,' says Pat, at Donnybrook
far; and the organ takes up the sentiment, IN behalf
o The administration, upon the Oregon question: all
the while looking to the great West 10 pat lin on
the back, The old women turn up the whites Of
their eyes, like turkeys IN thunder-gust-the loai
ing patriots In the back street drinking places, get
goriously blue, IN the joyful anticipation OF the rich
pilage and plunder OF war-pollticians discuss
the question at the bar-rooms on the Avenue-while
Father Richie, untroubled by Visions "gorgons, or
chimeras dire" OF war, pestilence and famine"
is sitting quietly in his sanctum cyphering out the
mum Der OF western votes gained for the printing, by
the late official blast And, verify, with this in
n ne I'M may say to every eompetor tor me
unquestlonable tltle !" and the military stand of the
Executive and his editor


a single blast of this dread horn,


Thou art by numbers oveTborne.n


The editor of the Union opens with another
broadside this morningthe statistics in the article
tentitiec the forty-ninthparalle' having been as
suspected, prepared by Col Benton; because you
know latter the Bombastes Furioso part which Tho
mas (hard) Benton played in the game for Texas,
losing every trick II would be dreadful were he now
10 fnd himself tied down TO the forty-ninth parallel
upon the Oregon question. Convince the people that
Col-Benton is suspected OF double dealing on the
Oregon questlon-that he has been PLAYING fast and
loose, and the terror OF his name becomes as impo
tent as the roar 'ot solitary buffalo bull to the
ai0t oiC MIN ana sndfllng at MS
heels.


Colonel Benton is aware of this; and the editor Of
the Chior, IN ms clever defence OF the consistency
oi the Missouri Senator, kills two Jacksnipes with
one ptbbie-irst. he propliates the good craces of
Coi Benton IN the Senate; that's the first consl-
Gerdtion; secondly, he susfans the CONSISTENCY ol
ihr Great Western upon the mooted question Of
thr 49h parallel, which has been stumbling block
TO MI Buchanan from the start, aud a gordon knot
to tn President, which, after the example II the
repued son OF Jupiter, he is resolved TO unite by
the sword, provided Congress will concur in the
demonstration


Ihe President, then, will recommend war in
fuinmeht OF the bequrst of Old Hickory, OF blessed
memory. h- democrats OF the House viii con-
ntre upon ms Issue, a one laan-the Executive
VIII control them upon this issue-the Spcakrfsntp
the printing and ALL lodging the Sab. Treasury and
the iariif as u any action upon theo The back of
tne scale-4oat OF the Oregon question All bv the
Po"cfs, we snail nave rare time; and If the Ore-
snn war bast VIII only secure the House printing
10 me Presidents appointed and annolpted why
bless your soul, Father Richie wouldn't car, if m.
~hoie OF mat pennyroyal country north Of forty
Hlhe, Wouid 20 TO pot. And while Sir Robert Peel
Is chauht.ug 10 Uncle Sam the old song of


Lhins with q rine, and a rick stick slime


we've put MN up whipping post just north Of forty


nine" ''
Rather Rltchie, with the House printing at
SZU,00V proht per annum wouldn't care button
about Oregon, Sir Robert Peel, or Uncle Sam or
the line OF forty-nine fiftytour iorty or forty
four fifty.


But all sport aside, the Oregon question will be
The great question of the next Congress; and the
difficulty will be not in The exciting but IN the re-
restraining the disposition of the majority to rush
peimell upon Old Uncle John, ,and crack his crown.
al all hazards.