American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-02
Mugertcau &epGshItrau,
TUESDAY MORNING, Due. ., 1915.
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER


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,rCst Aportant ever delivered 10 an American
ao1cress-tlat is, if it CONFORM to the lnuma-
.2iens gwen out by the Official organ IL may
We, ,..G: the decision OF the question OF peace
as wa. will depend upon the contents OF this
message IS therefore looked tot WIN ahNle'
~, and w'Il be read with eagefncSS' we trust
aha! the question about Oregon VIII be touch
ct ~ the message with discretion, and that the
doc: tor negotiation Will not be abruptly clos
ed. !: is So clearly the interest and policy OF
tne United States, Ito say nothing OF humane
gy,) 70 remain at peace, that the President will
evhibi: moro boldncss than wisdom, should he
assume such ground as will tend to involve the
nation in war
In regard to this Oregon question an extra
ordinary position has been taken by some of
ehe editors of newspapers-a position entirely
aalustiGed by facts. is, that those editors
and others who are opposed 10 precipitate ac-
Lon upon the subject by our Government
ggho think that, under present circumstances,
>. wodld be unwise to insist upon our claim TO
he whole Of the territory-belong to a British
Yarsy IN the union and are engaged in the
ylppo:. of English interests. We are satisfied
ma: no such party exists in the country; and if
any odc thing more than another, can have the
eject cf inducing the British government to
maintain tie claim, which she has advanced,
& I'll! be this supposed fact, that she has a
aarty here ready to support her claims. Those,
hen, who arc necessarily insisting upon the ex-
,s:euCe OF such party, are nlIicting direct
sni9.y 1pon their country, and misleading Eng
land. On subject open to public 'nVes'lga-
,,0a, i IS natural that different opinions shall
cxis. and be expressed; and tor such express
on Of sentiment no ono has the right to i'm
mule dishonest motive or antAmcrican feel
.De. Bu. this is constantly done in most
anbccoming tone and spirit. Men may, We
presume, be ardently attached to their country
and ready TO defend her rights and interests at
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.,dicn,oos charges. We thank Heaven that
,so ,;ro has not vet arrived. when the free ex-
.,,ss,;on IF sentiment can be suppressed 'by
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