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For the information of our Democratic readers,
as TO what some of their most respectable prints
have to say of the present extraordinary state Of
public affairs, we mention that the New York
I" Morning News" of Thursday puts this question
/" Well, now we have an Army of Fifty Thousand
= Volunteers, what shall we do with them What
: is the plan! What is the meaning Of it all r.
So many men are not wanted, the News adds,
for the defence Of our territory and, if Mexico is
to be invaded, with the design of debating peace
in the halls Of the Montezumas," what, it asks,
" is the use of paltry ten millions of dollars for
such purpose 7" The " News then argues the
matter thus:


"Ether there far too many men, there is far


little money Which is And it not the President who
the author Of this ncongruy il is Congress- Whtt do
they propose that the President should do with the military
they have placed in his hands This now the
question which every must by this time have become cool
enough to ask himsef though enough to an
II, not even, will make bold assert the authors
Of the bill ITSELF Who satisfy anxiety for inorma-
ton the subjecwha do the fifty thousand volunteers
and ten million dollars men want or mean !"