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The Portland Advertiser "has ne doubt" from
General Kearny's acts at Santa Fe, that he "is a
locon We are sorry to bring anything like politics
into the army. We can have gallant whig, as
well as gallant democrat; and we never care to
ask what are his politics. We really think that an
officer, who called into service. and is at the head
of his troops has nothing to say to his party. To
serve his country, under the auspices Of the consti-
tuted authorities, becomes his duty; but as the
issue has been made by the federal press, we must
state the impression we have received, that General
Kearny is gallant, liberal whig.