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The Baltimore Chronicle says, that it IS Mir. Van Buren's interest to plunge us into war with France! Are we never to have an end to these false and gratuitous char ges? Mir. V. B. does not desire war. It will not promote his interest. It will not facilitate his election. His patriotism, as well as that of every considerate citizen, will prompt him to decline 1t, unless the Rights and Honor of his country enforce it.-Richmond Enquirer.

 Even the immensely important question of Peace or War IS 10 be disposed of accor- ding to the sinterests" of MT. Van Buren. Such is the avowal of his friends. A war, says Mir. Ritchie, twill not promote his in- terests''; but if 1t should do so, the inference is that he would favor war. In the in- trlgue now in progress, under the name of the ''rights and honor of the country'', to involve this country in war, there can be no doubt that the presidential election forms prominent feature. If war is declared who will claim the right of carrying it on ! Certainly he man wlo was the cause of it. What would MT. Richie think and say | he following declaration should hapt been made by Gen. Jackson !--s.i i1ave 5aalfs8 ed Martin Van Buren as mE ar eseey--- the alternative IS before the people-eitber ham or Dle'!--N Y. Stor.