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be held by liberal government ,n willing to extend and facilitate tb., and commercial intercourse which wise Providence has made necessar intellectual improvement, the social ness, and the moral culture of the z race.

 That we owe the entire and RI occupation of the Oregon to that nos which, without such occupation bvrs zens and free institutions of our greatp lie, could not perfect or make ava;l., themselves or to the world, the inn consideration above set forth.

 That, however indignant at the :, pride and ambition of Great Britain 7 quently, lawlessly, and so lately evin,' yet believe that it is for the bepes | civilized nations that she should fulfil slI mate destiny, but that she should be ok in her career of aggression cith inn and dominion aoithom right.

 That, for the independence and ne. | of the western coasts of the American ! nents and the islands of the Pacific oel is important that she should be restra;, the further extension of her power o0 coasts, and in the middle and eastern no, of that Ocean.

 That so far as regards our rights ts territory in question, we are, assured ofl perfect integrity, basedas they are on dj,a " and exploration by our own citzen, government, and on purchase and cp, from those powers having the pretence of, to the same.

 That beyond these rights so perfectr tablished, we would feel compelled to E the whole Territory in accordance vjA Monroe's universally approved declarato 1923, that the American continents wen. thenceforth to be considered subjects fu ture colonization by any foreign powen

 Influenced by these reasons and con rations, so important to us and the who, public, to liberty and justice, and to fe vernments, we do subscribe our nam this declaration, with the firm, just, and tured determination never to cease our tions till its intentions and principles ar fected, and the North American Ken whose citizens we are, shall have estl ed its laws, it's arms and its free insitu from the shores of the Pacific to the \ mountains, throughout the limits abOH cified.

 And we do hereby protest, and We continue to protest, against any act or citation, past, in process, or hereafter perfected, which shall yield possess any portion of the same to any foreign CT, and above all do we remonstrate a the possession of any part of the Nor coast of the Pacific ocean by, the pow Great Britain.

 The following resolution was ofet passed.

 Resolred, That six Commissioner pointed by this Convention, whose shall be to urge upon Congress, pen or otherwise, the resolutions and deci of this Convention; to open a corre ence with the citizens of other State; endeavor by all means in their power tain the favorable action of the N Legislature on a Bill for the immediate patton of our territory on the Pacific, De 42, and 54 deg. 40 minutes, N. latit Commissioners appointed: Thomas ' ington, W. W. Southgate, Wm. Parry, Mansfield, $. Medary, and T. Mcclure

 s RICHARD M. JOHNSON, Pyssi

 W. W. SoUTHGATE, Kentucky,

 SAM'L MEDARY, Ohio, D;,. D.

 w. B. EWING, Iowa Ter. '''

 JOHN KANE, Indiana,

 VIM. PARRY, Secretary.