"Where, where wаs the herоic determinаtiоn оf the Executive to vindicаte our title to the whole of Oregon - yes, sir, 'THE WHOLE OR NONE'.... It has been openly avowed... that Oregon and Texas were born and cradled together in the Baltimore convention; tha they were the twin offspring of that political conclave [meeting]; and in that avowal may be found the whole explanation of the difficulties and dangers with which the question is not attended.... I maintain - 1. That this question... is... one for negotiations, compromise, and amicable adjustment. 2. That satisfactory evidence has not yet been afforded that no compromise which the United States ought to accept can be affected. 3. That, if no other mode of amicable settlement remains, arbitration (legal action) ought to be resorted to." -- Representative Robert C. Winthrop (Whig), speech to the House of Representatives, January 3, 1846 Question: Winthrop's position about territory in Oregon was based primarily on his desire to:
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