...Great Britain, on her part, had offered the same, parallel of latitude from the Rocky Mountains to its intersection with the north-easternmost branch...Columbia river, and thence down that river to the Pacific ocean, together with a small detached territory north of the Columbia. Both parties rejected...

...the government of Great Britain that the Oregon territory shall be divided between the two countries by the forty-ninth parallel of north latitude from the Rocky Mountains to the Pacific Ocean ; offering at the same time to make free to Great Britain any port or ports on Vancouver's...

...the twenty-sixth of August, 1844, the British plenipotentiary offered to divide the Oregon territory by the forty-ninth parallel of north latitude, from...this line to belong to the United States, and that north of it to Great Britain. At the same time, he proposed, in addition, to yield to the United States...

...the twenty-sixth of August, 1844, the British plenipotentiary offered to divide the Oregon territory by the forty-ninth parallel of north latitude, from...navigation of the river to be enjoyed in common by both parties—the country south of this line to belong to the United States, and that north of it to Great...

...the twenty-sixth of August, 1844, the British plenipotentiary offered to divide the Oregon territory by the forty-ninth parallel of north latitude, from...Columbia River, and thence down that river to the tea ; leaving the free navigation of the river to be enjoyed in common by both parties — the country...

...the twenty-sixth of August, 1844, the British plenipotentiary offered to divide the Oregon territory by the forty-ninth parallel of north latitude, from...point of its intersection with the north-easternmost brunch of the Columbia River, and thence down that river to the sea; leaving the free navigation of...

...proposal, "that the Ore- APIi™JLt NO. ». gon territory shall be divided between the two countries by *• "• the forty-ninth parallel of north latitude from the Rocky Mountains to the Pacific Ocean ; offering at the same time to make free to Great Britain any port or ports on Vancouver's...

...the 49th parallel, from the Rocky Mountains to the point of its intersection with the northernmost branch of the Columbia River, and thence down that...leaving the free navigation of the river to be enjoyed by both parties; the country south of this line to belong to the United States, and that north to Great...

...the 49th parallel, from the Rocky Mountains to the point of its intersection with the northernmost branch of the Columbia River, and thence down that...the sea, leaving the free navigation of the river to he enjoyed by both parties; the country south of this line to belong to the United States, and that...

...proposition of the British plenipotentiary was to divide the Oregon Territory by the 49th parallel, from the Rocky Mountains to the point of its intersection with the northernmost branch of the Columbia River, and thence down that river to the sea, leaving the free...