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There can be doubt the dsngenuousness of the
assertion of the President that Congress declared almost
mously that the Mexican begun by Mexico. The
Wings and Mr. Calhoun protested against this declaration
earnestly and tried TO have it stricken from the preamble
or the bill but the Locoocoes had the CONTROL and refused
strike it out. The Wings then, while protesting against
the preamble voted for the BILL the object Of which to
send relief to Gen. Tayors army, then reported to be
rounded by large number Of Mexicans.


We do think it becomes any Wing to get angry at
these pervesons of truth They confessions far
they 60 that the defensble by the tuthat the
truth alone will justify it, but that disingenuous prevar-
cations be called in its aid Such confession from
the very author of the is well worth having We thank
the President for ithat is say thank him for
confession. We do thank him. any man. for msrepre-
sentations of the truth.