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Calhoun, McDuffee, Yulee, and, in fact, the entire cotton-growing portion of the Administration members began to manifest weakness in the knees on the subject. War with England, and an abrupt close of the English market for their cotton, was seriously apprehended by them, and they were, there fore, disposed to shirk one of the issues made by themselves, on which Mr. Polk was elected. They accordingly united with the Whigs, and passed resolutions in the Senate, authorizing the President, at his ...discretion, to give the British Government notice of the intention of our Government to abrogate the treaty for the joint occupancy of that Territory. When these came up in the House, the majority of that body amended them by making it obligatory upon the President to give the notice. The Senate refused to concur in the amendments of the House, and a Committee of Conference was appointed.
Well knowing the character of the issue before the people, on the Oregon Question, and their decision upon it, Gen.
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Calhoun, McDuffee, Yulee, and, in fact, the entire cotton-growing portion of the Administration members began to manifest weakness in the knees on the subject. War with England, and an abrupt close of the English market for their cotton, was seriously apprehended by them, and they were, there fore, disposed to shirk one of the issues made by themselves, on which Mr. Polk was elected. They accordingly united with the Whigs, and passed resolutions in the Senate, authorizing the President, at his ...discretion, to give the British Government notice of the intention of our Government to abrogate the treaty for the joint occupancy of that Territory. When these came up in the House, the majority of that body amended them by making it obligatory upon the President to give the notice. The Senate refused to concur in the amendments of the House, and a Committee of Conference was appointed.
Well knowing the character of the issue before the people, on the Oregon Question, and their decision upon it, Gen.
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