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MoRg Am AND CoIrunr To THE
ENEMy.r-CoL Pierce NJ. Butler, a lis
linguished citizen of South Carolina, aud
who now commands the regiment from
that State in Mexico, thus speaks of the
war.


"'rhe contest is unequal, and the service
an inglorious one. The universal voice
of the army, navy and volunteers is lur
terminating this contest. and peace would
be To them most welcome news"


Are these--Col. Butler, army navy.
volunteers aud all, aiders and abellers Of
The enemyl They have repeatedly thrash.
ed the enemy, encouraged and led against
them by Mr. Polk's cork legged friend.
They have done, and will continue to do
their duty to their country, but they must
not, under the penalty Of being denounced
as traitors, hint that they are in favor of
peace whilst Santa Anna, who Is pre-
sumed TO be acquainted with the Presidents
notions on the subject, continues hostile.