The War wih Merico.--so fares we can learn,
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The War ,pih Merico.--so far as we can learn,
!, appears to be the desire Of the Administration 70
prosecute the war with the utmost rgor, 80 that, by
the meeting Of the Mexican Constituent Congress |,
on the 7lh Of December, our Revolutionary neigh
bors NAV behold the result Of our military move
ments in the capture Of cities including Tampco and
Vera Cruz, and in the holding possession OF at least
one half Of what was before the breaking out of hos
ulites, Mexican SOIL II may be an ugly Picure but
one on which the Mexicans must gaze. live had pow
er 10 advise them, we would suggest that they imme
diatey come 10 terms. They will have nothing
about which to negotiate, if they delay until they
,ha have defeated General Taylor, and captured
Gen. Worth, and, by their Prowess, inamldatsd the
Texan Rangers