Prospects Of Peace and " ar.
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WASHINGTON lee. q. l545.


Outward appearances would indicate the rees
tabishment of the catcnte cordial between the
great RuEalo of Missouri and the Old held Bull OF
Tonnesee the hitter thinking very wisely 1t is bet
ternot to be gored when you can help II Santa An.
mas letter 10 Gen Taylor has cast damper on the
spirits Of fthosewho were counting on aspeedyPeace
Nobody here now pretends to name the year that
the sword is to be shcntbel. Suppose the Mexican
Congress were TO say to the President" Pay our
debt 10 your citizens and take TO the Rio Grande in
cluding the Caliornins on condition. that nee had
abolished Slavery, you stipuate in the treaty. that
Slavery shall not be reestablished over any portion
of territory from which it had been banshed by
laws Would Col. Polk sign such Treaty II
he did. would the Scnate ratity j; How. then.
ask again. arc We to have Peace VIII not capi
tasts asl; this question Can the Government
expect to get money 10 carry on this W ar al
least until the interest ofi6e Deb; is amply Provid
ed for WFheE it comes 10 be "clear and indis.
putable" that the question Of Slavery is involved
in the issue OF :iie War. can money be borrowed
10 carry il on Yours. PEDRO.