Besides the acquisition of Canada, which is put down on all hands as a "gone 'coon," other brilliant results are to ensue from the possession of Oregon. Mr Ingersoll, (_Whig_,) "a drab-coloured man" from Pennsylvania--"flattered himself that two years would not elapse before the Chinese and Japanese--sober, industrious, and excellent people--would be attracted there to settle. It was only a short voyage across the Pacific Ocean. Millions of those starving workmen who, in point of sobriety, industry, and capacity, were among the best in the world--workmen from every isle in the Pacific--men able to outwork the English, would flock there." In the same fine strain of prophecy, Mr Darragh, another "_drab_" of the _Democratic_ school, observes-- "He was one of those who believed that there were men now here, who might yet live to see a continuous railroad extending from the mouth of the Columbia to the Atlantic. The country would soon be filled with a dense population, and would eventually control the China trade, and affect the whole commerce of the Pacific. He trusted in God there would be a beginning of this end. He trusted that this government would say to the despotisms of Europe--Stay on your own side of the water, and do not attempt to intermeddle with the balance of power on this continent. He believed it to be the design of God that our free institutions, or institutions like ours, should eventually cover this whole continent--a consummation which could not but affect every part of the world, and the prospect of which ought to fill with joy the heart of every philanthropic man!" But it won't till you've paid your debts, O Darragh! Mr Baker, (_Whig_,) another _insolvent_ from Illinois, is very rich and rapacious--