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In the kennebec Journal, conducted by the whig member of Congress, Mr. Severance, there lately appeared the following

 sGLoRious VIgToRigs.--W We caaEof sdy uat re feel either pride, or dispositionio reioice ia rieiories gaiaed orsr the .Hericaas. They are fighting ia defence of then country Whs, are we ta gaia by victories, if we win the'n' He must he . very thopghilesss or very heanless msh who deligh,s to hear li,at our troops hase killed tifee or four thousand Mexiesns, al whatever Ioss to ihem- selves On the contrary. we should look upon fl with sorrosr and sAame, feeling much as we would to hear that tasoriie son had succeeded in, msydsriag fraselsr oa fAs highray, and stripping him of his ssoicA aud psrss. The morality of the two acts are ahoat on par"