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We see no occasion to continue the discussion
which the lntelligeneer is very injudiciously and
mprudenty seeking to force upon US in relation to


the operations, present and prospective, Of our ar
my in Mexico. Such discussion-especially in


the view and for the purposes with which that Jour
nal has commenced t-appears to US manfesily pre-.
mature. II the Intelgencer be so very anxious to
make up collateral issue on the management Of the
war, by comparing the actual position of our army
on the first Of September the first of October with
the programme Of its movements sketched out by
Gen. Scott in his correspondence with the War De.
Parmen let that journal at least wait until we have
sdvices under these dates respectively from the
scene Of operations. In view Of the information
which has recently arrived from Mexico, the Intel


gencsr will probably not find it difficult to exercise
little patience in waiting for another arrival. At
east, we trust it will the proprety of pausing
awhile before II brings any charge of inefcien-
cy in the conduct Of the war; against the adminisra-


On. When the proper time shall come to make up the
account Of the whole natter and To strike the balance
between what has been done and what has been pre-
deted the Integeucer, il it shall still urge on such
discussion, with view to attack the government,
will find US, we trust, not unprepsred to encounter
its onset. In that case, however, we shall proba-
bly, deem ii our duty to bring the Intelgeneer back
to what we take to be the real issue in the case


Meantime we see little in its article of yesterday
which calls for special reply Itis pleased to consider
our correction Of its misrepresentation express and


mPlied) as both ingenious and "disngenuous {"
The fact is just the reverse We set the Inteligen-
GER right by the simplest possible statement Of facts
we'll known to the country. We recounted briefly
certain military movements which have been pub
ished throughout the land. This was the whole
Of our Ingenuity" Indeed no ingenuity was
needed on our part in the premises. As to "disin-
gsnuoun,ess," we endeavored, and we shall still
endeavor, to avoid it altogether; for we have seen
enough Of that quality in the columns of the lntel-
gsncer to know how very little it avails in the
conduct Of any controversy.