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If the object be to escape war with England at ev- cry sacrifice, Mir. Adams is right in beseeching MT. Webster to hold his office But in case of actual war, Mir Webster ought not to be in the Cabinet. He did all he could in the last war to break the spirit and weaken the arm of the country-and to encourage and strengthen the enemy; and the people cannot con6de in times of emergency in a Government in which he occupies prominent posl.-Nlercury.