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TIE RRAsoN oFIr.--A few whig papers ocea- sonally display lIle palrioilsm,ln regard 10 the Mexican war, or at least refrain from taking sides wih lhe enemy Washington correspondeo; of the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser, recently ind- eated one of lie reasons, in language thus frank

 "Ihere will not be any opposition 10 the Mexican war in the Democralic ranks, and many af the WAgs ioish t 10 continue tH debt cf respectable amount iS created.

 This Is, conlensed and unadorned, the doctrine O fhe N, Y. Courier & Enquirer also; and it may ac- count for the peculiar ground taken on this subject by Senator Davis and others of the representa- lives ol tie cotton lords of New England. .....