THE CONDUCT OF THE WAR.
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We had overlooked the following letter, which has
appeared in New Orleans paper; but it turns NJ
again in the National lntegencer of this morning
The editor, no doubt finds some merit in the letter
to compensate for the space il occupies in his col
umus It is, in truth, sensible letter; and the sug-
g. J,Ions Of the officer are eminenhy entitled to our
a,tenlion We have tried one system already; and
the experienced writer that will not an
swer the purpose for which 1t is intended; that
doesnot make US any friends among the Mexicans'
that 1t only enriches them at our ex pense; and this
because, instead Of contenung themselves with the
fair value of their property, they charge the most
exhorbitart prices for everything we obtain from
them. Tae officer, whose letter we copy, expresses
himself with the greatest DISCUS, of the system we
have followed, as "unwise, impolitic, and mbece;"
and vises his government to change the plan alto
gtther, and visit upon them the consequences OF
war and make the enemy support us, and find us
in supplies.