Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-11

The 10 oil shs do-al ,As, any nation having due
regard ZOE lie own hoaor doand hero she rsss very
plainly Informing Us aud all tho world. that she VIII lever
submit TO have inch OF Oregon Josiy taken IRON hes
To talk then. OF bad the lss steamer. 10 an sbsur
di We alone, can change the attitude o. this qussnon
aud we alone manufacture and oar out OF
II. ~
Mr.. Polk and his advisers, gain wessrn votes and
Western influence perfectly willing to involve the
country in War They know that the West anxious
for simply the benefits OF the enormous expcn
durcs which would render necessary, without be-
ing effected in BY the dangers thd calamite and
the horrors Of war. IL masnsnmons-vcry for Wes-
tern to talk big about with Great Britain know
ing he does. that the Allegheny Mountains lie between
him and the cannon Of England. Their threatening and
clustering than very ardent desre
pocket the dollars which would distribute; aud what
Ia to them, every dollar pocketed is the legitimate
OF misery such only producef All,
the patriotic Mr. Polk aud his organ-"Oegon
is oursour title Is ndsputsbe, and honor demands tLat
should seire upon it"!! What commentary this upon
the eight ycars OF General JAcksoss administration and
Mr.. Van Buren's four Their twelve years &c
the brightest history and yet would sppe-,
that during oil this period dishonored Is natl
by submitting to J,nt occupancy OF Oregon Jackson
and Van Buren, according TO tho official organ have sunk
the country in the estimation Of the worddshonored and
disgraced nand remains for JAMES h. Polk to wipe OF
the stigma they have entacd upon US!
This is all very absurd and venture TO predict that
u will all end in smoke. Mr.. Polk will recommend taking
possession OF all Oregon. and England will growl
even. such recommendation. She will quietly wait the
acon of Congress Snud fAey out tho Presidents
recommendation War--prompt and inmeda,c-is nsrifs.
congress Will commit no sucn toiiy ihey SNoN
which they did not last winter, tha' to vote Tor such
for par, and party vote TO Bas-
comb. Knowing this, and that there is longer wing
reject the resolutions, the northern and southern
loco foco members will hesitate in voting for by way
o casting odium the Of JACKSON and VAN
BURES, and eXang Mr. Polk, the coat Of tens OF thou
ssnds OF lives and untold Millions and all Tor the benefit OF
the vaoous and patriotic who in the hour OF danger
will themselves behind the AlleRhanes and grow
rich upon mistOrtunes Tar removed IRON wars aarms
There be no difficulty with England bot OF our ma
king. Even Mr. Polk. President though ne be, cannot
accomplish anything than the hunblest citizen among
His repeating what he said in his inaugural will
wise surprise disturb England; and much less will II
surprise disturb Stock Exchange. We all know that
the Message will be rabid aud foolish IN relation TO
OKboS be conceived; and If we could publish 1t
Tomorrow, it would affect the price OF anything in
this city Prepared for 1t are, snd knowing that
everything depends upon Congress people will quietly
await the OF that body. When they by resolution
carry Me- PoLK's Recommendation then eiose at
Hand because then, aad Till thsn, Easiaad EH
Lately act.
We have only repeat well grounded CONVICTIONS
that Congress will the President recommends;
and Of course, that there will BE- The of
bad from England in relation the Oregon question,
is the shceres and weakest sockiobbnR hoax pot
rfoat in this markedly disappointed Washington gam
bier"