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"How nice it would be to own the entire Pacific Coast to the Arctic. With the settlement of the Oregon Question, by dividing the Oregon Country, Alaska loses this significance, and its acquisition is not seriously contemplated until the Civil War, when it is desired as a base for naval stations in the Pacific, and purchased for that purpose."
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