Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-31
3)olitirAl IuG Donerstis.
s.!s " FOSTERS SPEECH
ON THE
OREGON BILL,
u.e,.! :. 81. ssn.l. o.. s.oday Ers,an, ne. i,.s.
E,IArled ~ me Sqw Work Trlbun.

The >rna'. Fecsde tot' IT. amendments. - .hc Tho
tSonse had refused 10 agsf
HF "eos er rose and SAID: am very ll'tl" ioc'uet
81 4olotg THIS debate, aud hope atu utterly dl-uciu-
"a 90 or.Is 1h" any new warmth or excitement.
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'"" H.' Is presented t" Ms as preliminary question: aud
''cnHdy upon The general political question involved
me "lodI''
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s''-e out any paIi OF ma OIL The oil PurprunT I,
aspect OREGON SlhEy and alone has not been the sub
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~ ttaie HoS opposed ~ important amendments ~ ms
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some adjustment! % the question, by .hich this amend
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sce. IL very !a. 4ue Parliamentary and there Is nus
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one ".' soied against '!t ~ fnd..-"lo thinks thai
..ol., f"s 10 DC attached to TIL. bl and therefore,
has"!.! 'oe ,oE 'e nu'o1 30 sei 'l1 N!-ts 10, ''is
sece1e-
- Muca 90 enc parliamentary question. Now there
s!e W." Us lhfs1 9ieson ssisih, IN this case which
"'S 10 sse not To 1rgue, hut to state
Ahe hoiu'aoe !heiNoer sH' Geor9a. 4 MI SrrTlen)of
Hio" ".'e g!est respect, sPh VITA WH"N Is my ds-
"s' ~ cui".t PERSONAL friendship. has stated VIVA
sit"' Pi"'ets. H'e iHlFoI'sCt vi 'is qitS'lun lie
~ eau ''at IS 'esson 'i'eHsio 10 .ls ooH' aAi
~ "e -'of"s Ahu oie "A NAY very we'll ais d'tac.
''e -cH'i! % mankind ave mas uo Salsl all ms Too
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tFs "! "'c" NAY Wei at'fAc' tle d'''h'i"' u'hah
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MOI - "o' no" asleep. ~ Is "!dH awake asa agree
WIZ! we honorable "enbeT That. II what Is now pro
!'Sei I" " A"he " 10 WHO fr>st iha a'Ieh"heni y.
as "r 'H?p1se5. .Jts' a't :'o-s % any Posion 0:
'"'s "o"u"y iat INJUSTICE should DC presented 10 the
civilized world. and We, who concur IL the Proceeding.
ons' 81 submit ourse!ve. 10 is Tebuko. am glad tina.
s'e honorable genlenea proposes sreI tbs question -
She great tribunal u Modern Civilization, well as tho
great o''he American People. II !. propsr..
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