The Louisville Journal says-aWe do
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The Louisville Journal says-"We do
wonder what those locofocos who have insist


ed that the U. States have an indisputable
title TO the whole ofOregon think OF the con-
duct of their worthy President, in offering TO,
compromise with Great Britain by establish
ing the 49th parallel as the boundary line,
together with the right 10 make use of cer-
tain portions of the Pacific south of that par
allied. These locofocos have asserted that to
concede TO Great Blitain any right TO any
portion oil Oregon is 10 become an advocate
of British interests. Is their President an
advocate of those interest? They contend
that patriotism and national honor require
the people of the United States 10 fight and
die rather than relinquish TO any foreign pow
er part of Oregon. What do they think of
their Presidents patriotism and sense of ma
tional honor9 They declare that the United
States claim extends TO SO 40' north lati-
tude and that no one but traitor to his
country would be willing to concede TO Great
Britain any territory south ofthat line. What
do they think of their Presidents treachery?
Ofcourse these ultraisis 10 be consistent must
denounce Mr.. Polk as a traitor TO his coun-
try for proposing to surrender TO Great Britain
the eterriIory between the doth parallel and The
Russian Possessions. Will they do it? Oh,
no! TLey will now change their notions 10
suit MIR. Folks case, and insist that national


rights, honor, and patriotism all decree the
doth parallel as the true northern boundary
line of Oregon. They will change their
coats with as much eagerness and facility as
ever beggar changed bis patched garment


fora better covering 10 his shivering should


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