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The federal party are true to their instincts
now, as they were in the war Of 1912. They attack
the present war and the administration now, they
opposed the war of 1912 and the administration of
Mr.. Madison. The "Worcester (Massachusetts)
Spy" of 1914, gave vent to its facous opposition,
in the following language: in Gag u. R.8a !


"We hope and believe, the people will soon be
convinced that Mr.. Madison is totally incompetent to
hold the reins Of government" yy Oh uau5 |


'tThis wanton wsste of property, this pcrverse
neglect Of duty is sufficient to brand my admnis-
tration with eternal i,.fdmy."su saq st1Ay 0t6i !


Such is the language which the National Intelli+
gencer denounced as ''moral treason" in 1874


The same paper, and its affiliated presses, OPP
posing the present war nwah similar fury and
illiberalty. They spare no efforts to traduce
the causes and the conduct Of this war. II was only
on Tuesday last that one Of the most violent whig
presses in Philadelphia made the following charge
without evidence and against the truth, that whilst


Santa Anna preparinga considerable army 10 enr
coune the gallant little band led on by Gem Taylor,
as thinned by battle and pestiehce ADVANCED into
the more thickly populated portion Of Mexico


This was known, too, to the administration. What
effort has been made to reinforce them' Although
Gen. Taylor, from his inferiority in numbers, was
forced to permit Ampudias army 10 withdraw, yet
the next order is adpancei adpanesi Without the add


iop single regiment heis ordered penetrate into
country, the outposts Of which have only been car
ried by the mos. desperate efforts, and with the
most deplorable loss Of gallant men" ' g.


Is this fac,ious fedcralist so utterly ignorant as
not to know there troops enough uponth Rio
Grnnde to supply ample reinforcements to the army
Of Monterey, and that Gen. Taylor has full author
ay to call them to his sid' Not"a single regiment


Has he not seen il stated, that Gen Taylor has
been renforced--and il the most authentic accounts
are to be believed, that he must have since received
from 5000 to 5000 more men than he carried with
himi The very lsst letters from Camargp specify
the names Of tho regiments which he has ordered 70
Monterey. h7tr 9Fg


We are in the midst ofa war, Every negiot iseon-
eerned its issue for rights the interests and the
honor ofhis country. Let US have an Memorable war
and an honorase peaoe--such IS the feeling of every
good citizen. When war was declared against Great
Britain in June, 1919, Mr.. Msdison issued his proc
smation announcing the fact. The appeal which
he then made ought now 70 Je felt by every ArpeI-
can, ESI
do moreover exhort all the good people Of the
United States, they love their country; ns they