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WngS WILL rnE WAR oLosnl-Aye,
that's the question. When the war was
commenced. Il was supposed by ihuse who
brought il about lor the purpose OF sus'
tanning their political power, that It would
be Of shor, duration; that the Mcsicans
would be frightened into fits and come
speedily to any terms demanded Of them
ami that the Administration would crown
itself with glory, and ensure It's triumph
foi four years longer. This was the pro.
babe calculation, but il has been wolully
frustrated. The MeAieans have shown re.
,isianee bcyoud what was anticipated the


Administration is not likely 10 rap iie
laurel. il expected, and there is no iorm'
ing any jus, idea al present when The war
will end. Mr.. Polk Is doubtless heartily
tired Of Il. since Il canno, possibly result
in any popularity or homer 10 him. The
commencement Of the war was his, and
if he |. to gather any laor'ls he must do
!, llom that act alone. The deeds Of our
gallant troops are another matter. They
can reap honor 10 It's prosecution, and glory
in il, issue. Il Is nothing TO them how
the war commenced, bu, their honor and
that Of The country is interviewer with its
Issue. Tho President might like 10 get
ou, Of The war, but the army and the coun.
,ty demand ,hn, il shall be with honor.