The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-11-12
5llMhb f6R GREAT BRITAIN.

EtIM6k For GREAT BRiTAIN.
;..., 4 ,hs meaning Of the charge sounded gu,
!, = .ssny xhii, preises against ibis admnis'ra-
y H., !, seeks r@ icitA England on the Oregon
u'D, What joindaiio is there foi such charger
0s a., and no more. The President declared, nine
~" 49, ,,o "our right to Oregon is clear and un-
n0n~ .,.bI.r We put il to every man Of candor,
q'' \, sdmiuis,ration-or, if they please, the
dome or said anything mere' Not one
.oa'" :, on, word. On the question Of RIeHr--
~ .,.,,d-ths administration has taken lis posi-
lion. That ALL -, :.
h,, been freely called, ns'o step, or violent
.,.0 or reckless step, ora step Of era'pera'on' Il
~, .0. Of these. This nation as nation--this
...0m.Dt as a government--has never known
=, other doctrine of our right in Oregon than
~, x.rv doctrine which the President promul-
=, n his inaugural, and which we have en-
,o,,d. and shall endeavor, undinchingly TO sus-
-. We quoted this doctrine yesterday, as stated
W. -. .,,ooasst and broadcast terms by Henry Clay
! ,s,e when he, as Secretary Of State, spoke on
N. .ubleci for the administration Of Mr.. Adams.
hS '' GU. i.n~,.e.. a.Nar 1, Il eonesived
ms = 10 s... h, ar ,.s v,eke On. even eolora-
MO- a''A y. ...,;on of IN, ro,fhss. eod,t.n This
sa"A ...s,,;on Of our rights bv Mr.. CLAY
ID, more remarkable because il was given in the
s'n' NV !, ,h;ch Mr.. G.,,a,;n WAS instructed
sane u'' -, ,,.,, ~ he line or the A9,h
% 'oa'p''
psi.,'' ..,.r.a 70 show that this same doctrine
we"e ~. .na ov.r .g.;n n .vsrv
h'' se,,,, hv administration afler admiuistra.
'an''y y y dosn.,ch.. IN r,.;or;,v r,,or,,
u0' , = c,nrr.s. Rat ,,e will mot take The
gu ", ~. III. The xo,k /. needleas
uouv'' -ho,,.r cours. W. d.fv our onno-
49,. .n..,;on On. and all. "a urodue, am,
nsa. - .;,r;nr 10 ,o.ok ne ,e.,i,,.n,, orthe Amer.
:. .a' :, mn. iiu,. in uh;eh he doctrine Of
W" ~. ,,.o,, az o..aos A., b.,,, can.
~, s.', :. ,,.,aon,d Ie, them show ma one nd.
1 '.,;", ~ this country ,ha, has ever said or
nl"'. 80 .n,w.a /, .,v ,.r,,. or a., any occ,.
A.. ~. Ir,;,.d s,,,e. d;d M, of r;gh, o,,, n,
Av,' :, 40 al,
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'as u'''',. .s,,,,, H., .,;n,,I.,;ar =,
UA.p'. -. .,..-.s A., -, $3.50,
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- 80.
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und.on p,v comn.nv &, ~. S.s, resources
"A a,...,;a.. .e ~. ,.nd, \. ~, 40 4, -
II. - ;u., :, bonor.h,s ~ nros,,b,e or ~.
,,,,. 81 ,b;r.. ,h., we shood wiab - continue n;
W. ..r ro,h;nr now &c n. ,c,, of ,;ol.nc. n.rne.
,,.,.a ~ ~. ..,v,n,. - Il. ,nn,n,nv on u.
an. 4, Oregon. though AZ mi. we NAV .n..k b.reaf
!, wo,,H am onron.n,s have ,he .dm;,;s,ra,;on
nd,be next leave our american fllowc;t;.
nan, in oreron wholly unr.eoon;sed and unnro,sc,.
!, !. ...S
A.. with smaller British nonula,;on fo.,.red hy
England to the utmost, Doubtless thew would
b,y, IN. administration a.ro,;,,. Anj .,h.,
uuwiIlnpues. has this administration ever shown
IN .n,sr onon n.yo,;.,on nrov;a.d oil, H.,
in such negotiation our clear rights are mot n
p,r;.h and on, n.;n d,,v ~ rro,..,;, - 49,. o;,;.
zsns and our sol II M, n be ohandon.d, And .r.
not these provisoes wise and iust,
We think ConOress and Tho commits, vii, 49,, III.
ore. We think. Too. ,ba, Conpr.ss and N. coun,rv
will nav that this administrator. cor.;n. op, .non
the Oregon question bon.s,lv. and Win r.n,v
frankness, and standing on he aneieut ard solid
rsmd Of our clear and ind;snu,.b,. r;eh, =.
il has stood. and now stands ara ,c..n. ~ stand
"'' "Aen 'ne oh'y posltion which statesmen
true to their trust and mindful of their great duties
could take. The United States own Oregon. When
England shall .xnre.s he, ds,.rp,n.,;on % occ,,,
and ma. .,a Il. ~.
L-n, 10y $3.50 "S''' anu
qua" uehounce war against US II we put stop to