FROM THE NEW JERSEY FRIEDMAN.
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How enguphs the of the Nation, perverts its judg
men capvates its feelings, spills its precious blood squan
ders with than prodga waste its millions of moaey
paayzes all its and virtuous affections, and fixes its
gaze only upon fields of CORY battle and bounds of
vinces won At the beginning man, public private
had the hahood whisper word of conquest for territory
only aimed defend what clearly own, and
hardly that Now, presses, politicians, statesmen, and
believe the Administration itself, unhesatngy claim indem
nifty for all the expenses Of the war; and that must be IN ter
rory and few would strike at for the utter
inction absorl$on of all Mexico


Thus progress thus war leads u.s. This is its true
spirit Thus Republican France began by defending the in
egy of its limits, and ended by aiming to break down
the boundaries of every nation could reach and Napoleon
was bequeahed to accomplish that Thus Great Britain
soug plant little trading establishment in the East, and
whole naons and peoples, and empires under
her sway, and still pants and pushes for And thus
the United States moved her bsng up prevent
encoachmens upon her boundary and finds herself
cusivey in the enemys country, in war of rapne and po
itcal determination And has been in all time past
Can the thoughtful feel composed the statesman peril
the patriot fold his amidst all this Are ready for
armies, naves debts and deep dhonor, without one effort
to avert them Are prepared for the inevitable spirit
which all engender the sway Of one yrant OF forty
the substitution to great extent OF usurpaon for law the
will Of for the Constitution; the sword of the
successful soldier for the wisdom of sages Can stand
at
tons of the Government in rapid progress Where
the Wings where the Conservatives, where the hon
strong of the land that they stay the
evils that threaten to overwhelm us


The government paper admits that there prospect Of
peace, and boldly and falsely that the obstacles
peace are such as " no Of policy part
move 1t in power any moment and has been from
the day the first blow struck effect an honorable peace
Not Ivy conquest however, by annexation, upon the
principle of indemnity for all expenses, but by returning
within boundaries, somewhat in advance Of
hem ani there calmly but firmly awaiting the subsidence Of
the troubled waters in Mexico and the accession to power Of
men who have about them, wish serve
their country courage decide upon pursue the
proper that end Sooner later something like
this must take place, unless countymen shall given
themselves up to endless and its concomitants.