FROM THE PROVIDENCE JOURNAL.
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The Washington correspondent the Journal of Commerce
expresses his surprise that the doctrines of Gen SCOTS proc
amaton issued believe it is admitted by direction Of the
Administration have received SO little annadveIson from the
Wing presses, and with characteristic snee ntimaes that
nothing the Wing press but the defence of monop
oily or OF aggression upon popular rights The principles of
this proclamation, the duty the right Of this Government 10
interfere in the internal affairs Of other nations and embroi
the country in the of foreign diplomacy have always
been steadily oppo ed by the Wing party and the Wing press
and have been advocated by their opponents whenever that
seemed to be for the interests of the party During the
very interesting and exciting discussions which have lately
been held upon the various matters Of foreign relations
the Wings have uniformly held that we had no Just right to
mede with the domestic affairs Of other nations IF the peo
pie # Mexico any other country choose change their
form OF Government is of business SO long as
they do not trouble in the matter


But there nothing very unusual in these principles of
usurpaton Ii is not strange that wholly upcon-
stutona from the very commencement should be pursued
by unconstitutional and defended by unconstitutional
arguments The whole Texas business is unconstitutional
and such the Wing press has failed to denounce it,


The beginning oil this war was unconstitutional and its
Duct many respects be defended by the consu


ton the laws and against all of them the Wing press has
failed record its continual protest The principles oine


ference the affairs of foreign nation, which put forth as
the latest apology for the Of conquest which the


try is unhappy engaged, most unconstitutional most in
consistent with the whole theory OF republican government
and most dangerous and destructive to the best our
country But they more than what has gone before
than had expect and probably not so
bad as that which may calculate upon the future for
democracy Is progressing with a wonderful rapidty.


All the remonstrances OF the Wing press all the warnings
OF the Wing statesmen, have been by the Admin
saon to be expected course but hey have not
b en- wholly dsregadedb the people The predictions which
were made by sagacious and patriotic in the commence
ment OF what has been justly called "the Texas inouity
have after another been fulfilled but the end is not vet
No one gifted 10 in the beginning all the evils into
which this Of aggression will plunge the country The
immense expenditure of money the devastating war; the loss
OF % are but the evils which lie upon the surface Deep
within have been planted the seeds corruption and ecay
which will spring up and bear bitter fruits for many genera
tons 10 come