Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-19
sPnEOA Oh MR MNNTEK.

ptN u ga 1tru -N I 10 80 az Z '.lfi"fuln
mat Britain p Us ,,sej As great facilities Tor
coIoniEing O.egon as we til. aHj IL wa. APP
prrhends't that "a = voul give to the tide vi
their emigration that new dlreytiOu. But Mr.
ii. Insisted that they would not do this b.
,ause they had net done Il. Thc superiority of
means ioT Tpcrss la. this was obviously
AM indisputsbly oars Or people did no, 40
TO ougpn to hunt aud fish, uud bsve a tempor.
ars aooIe there, thsy wcnt to settle the coun-
ir,. 10 cultivate aud Improve the soil. aud
aud leave an inheritance to thcit postcFitv.-
highlands possession of the coln ~ Wa, TEN
Potary; they weAt th's, lor han iuy and Tor
Indian trade; II was no parl OF hr policy 90
colonke Orsgon, and II never woJ!I be The
cicumstance that sac rested her claims on
tae Nootka Sound CuuvcuttOa. q trsdty which
conveyed TO her thc rght OF Joint occupancy
rnd nothing morC, was ot itself suiirIent 90
prove that she Cousid. r,d J.. 80 ont, a trtnpof-
sry station, 4 LOOKED forward 90 ir, al i'm
ate abdnionmCni. ~. Bs was ati 8. tI. Cuuu-
Try was Gt Tor agricultural settlement, anu
certainly our people wrnt there tu settle IL.
then. bv most mInlCst destiny, IL must
eventually b. ours.
Mr.. e. } lnscrsoll, Sprakiug a.ross. How
j. they should st up lur lliclus i,r,'
M. IA inter continued The honorable chair
iuan bal asked him whether IN people OF
Oregon would Mt st up uu nie pendent
Government for them, Ives. Mr. H. had no
-" .'I, - "'''N, . mo "''D 1 "'s ~
-, ~ - - 81 '','S,' t'u"'1H ~
r''"s 80 49," W "" W. '''' 20
49, - ~ '''." ~. N'l'''''' I"'
would posses, a Cph .rrut strength hist would
bad u IA iniis,plIhle union. aui, iusttu oi
iornlng separate auj alcpcutrnl L pu5.Ig,.
oar population wouii present. ,o the world
ihc glorious spectacle oi a Republic the great
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~ oP'H ~ u' '". ''', racine h''IN' D"
nu"''oH ~ .I'' W, NO" '"os.' ON ''e A.
hn.'Ci ls' VIC fT''A ''n' oil 'Hf country '@N'
Nv" "1'u''. az "'l''s''', 81 '.u'7 = !" pour
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'''"'' w l"l''''D,'' " "a 81 '''"
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ION wouN ''fr''5, "'" WIN ever, ho"r' m2l o.
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Mf' II. again mad h'' appeal 'o all cann'
M'h' 800 oI'h'h,' ann TOT zoe Mho!c ol we
son' II "pPr"ird 20 Isin lo ,hf Nhcihef
e"'I' 'o'il'' TO" 90 iu'ns' a'' n"' lr = 'u'
""'""'"'a ,'"'' ""'' ~ w. "'1' 20 7''N ANA
~ VIC o"u'' 80 u E''!ul"t ''' certainty r-
a'iHeo' ueh 't' Us lh WIS mater o' o''g'm rt-
MOI" J"s' Wn''t We ~ ~ nor H.Gp'IdIl'n
'IneN "a 80 i"'s'''a 90 NOR oic','
-. 20 80, W '''1 ~ '"'''''@' non
nov 80 raP'H'N !" pf'Sf - aN" We -u'l'1
""V'e vi VIZ. w S''uH.l - coz "1l
no" S'p'ous the war migi, %. hc Lfid tlolli
T"''u Dr ~ ''c c" 'o'l'o. ~ "'S 'up",""' ="
49, No"'' prs" ~, 10 u 'h' "n'l 'lth'' ol
sesuh6 VIVA, s.h"'me" - Arlcn'g u's'rc T.
w ""o'e Vi C''S'"' i 'ninAa rmlih,
I'Y were u was im'"s'''i lim' Bug
~, ~ snou'' sl'' Us ""''.o '' p"'" h eng u"
VIZ Jp'n' occupancy 80 ,'h& as .l' rs,.' oh
NJ o4l, , en'l'n q, No'.N' o'"ng, "n'h gave
M' yo!"' 'P1".N' "n 'WIhl = NOR
~ ", - "l '' "' W. Country
t., ~ 80 - W ~ way ~ S''f' ""h'' .-
~ ~ N'i w 'o"' '""o'i o'' own
'''',' ''."'"H J"
But Western grn'lem'ns - mod Disposed go
fePrnach the South H tin- matter, "a, q ~ was
u1SIateihi ih ih'n io resist That mode OF oh
'aming Oregon which many Western IN
though' ne DIST. NoihInS could pam Nj. h
NOR man -. % an lmpumilnn. lh- Suuih
'A'''i" "" l''i l-''l'u u" w. lf Ntsi-
era 'uends-i"r' lIi i-l'il 81 dc pt and
Strongly and Wnub most gladly req 1i'a b.
'"'S h' p'''l'd 'h.y t'H'l do. ant iun way
10 90 (" was D., carving out sigh q system OF
PoiIcy - woui "huu lUrU, aU Oregon and
ave as from ail ile daug.f' aud sacrifices Ola
war Tor which wc were not prepared. 8ui those
foreign combinations which must throw into
The hands OF ou' enemy adraujlg.s for which
she could not hope hr after
Was not This Zoe "isrsiaud t.In mos states
maniIhe policy a. Wished hat w Western
gentlemen should understand him. While iu
tt's matter tee P'rs's1 tl' path whI.hhe bad
adopted under con- iciIonquuc us sfT0upa.
their oN m, he hoped thry would lt hun do -o
1-Ihnli re Toa'n-so song o., b" cost rn g.
Proachcs on 'hein 80 JOB" JOG al.i.u' route
towards the sam end, wAI,l b. Dgu.f.i .I,.I