...one, want no more treaties from the hand which is always seen on the side of the British. I go now for vindicating our rights on the Columbia ; and, as the first step towards it, passing this bill, and making these grants of land, which will soon place the thirty or...

...one, want no more treaties from the hand which is always seen on the side of the British. I go now for vindicating our rights on .the Columbia ; and, as the first step towards it, passing this bill, and making .these grants of land, which will soon place the thirty or...

...passage of the bill. Bentou, Young, Sevier, Buchanaii, Walker, Fhelps, and Linn were its advocates. Benton said: 'I now go for vindicating our rights...forty thousand rifles beyond the Rocky Mountains. ' Thirty Years' View, ii. 470 82; Grovet's Public L(fe in Or., MS., 99. years, he had the satisfaction...

...b,ll. Benton, Young, Sevier, Buchanan, Walker, Phelps, and Linn were its advocates. Benton said: '1 uow go for vindicating our rights on the Columbia, and...forty thousand rifles beyond the Rocky Mountains.' Th,rty Years' View, n. 470-82; Graver's Public Life in Or., MS., 99. years, he had the satisfaction...

...passage of thc bill. Benton, Young, Sevier, Buchanan, Walker, Phelps, and Linn were its advocates. Benton said: 'I now go for vindicating our rights...it. passing this bill, and making these grants of laud, which will soon place thirty or forty thousand rifles beyond the Rocky Mountains. ' Thirty Years'...

...of the bill. Beiitou, Young, Sevier, Buchanan, Walker, Phelps, and Linn were its advocates. Ben ton said: 'I now go for vindicating our rights on the...first step toward it. passing this bill, and making theae grants of laud, which will soon place thirty or forty thousand rifles beyond the Rocky Mountains....

...passage of the bill. Beiiton, Young, Sevier, Buchanan, Walker, Phelps, and Linn were its advocates. Benton said: 'I now go for vindicating our rights on the Columbia, and as the first step toward it, I !!•,.;, r_: this bill, and making these grants of land, which will soon place thirty or forty thousand...

...of the Union flooded in upon congress. Among the utterances of Senator Benton in its advocacy, were: "I now go for vindicating our rights on the Columbia, and as the first step towards it. passing this bill, and making these grants of land, which will soon place thirty thousand...

...best talent of the senate in the debate. Among the utterances of Senator Benton in its advocacy, were: "I now go for vindicating our rights on the Columbia, and as the first step towards it, passing this bill, and making these grants of land, which will soon place thirty thousand...

...Senator Benton, in that memorable speech, insisted that occupancy would accomplish more than treaties. He said: I now go for vindicating our rights on the Columbia,...soon place thirty or forty thousand rifles beyond tlie Rocky Mountains. The Senate in 1843 passed the bill, introduced in that body, containing- the...