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 We are rejoiced tn see that all through the south the right spit prevails in relation to the eondue, of the administration in our affairs with Mexico. A large meeting was held in New Orleans on the lst inst. irrespective nf parties believe. by which the following resolutions unanimously adop- ted. They present refreshing contrast to the ms. erabe and traitosous eio,ts of the Northern WhiSs to detrac from the bravery and character of our ar my and east disefedit upon the government. The committee reported. through j. C. LAKuE, Esq, the following resolutions, which were unani- mousiy adopted

 Rssniped That the present war with Mexico is one just and Lecessary for the ervaion of the rghs aad the assertion of the honor of our country Rssoired That it has been conducted with equal humanity and glory by the brave officers and sol diers of our army, and tat they have earned for themselves a monument of imperishahle honor. Resolred That the repeated offers, by our Gov eInmen of fequitabie and liberal terms os peace and the repeated and nsolent rejection of those terms by Mexico, leaves alternative but to prosecute the war with all the power of the country. until peace is honestly sought by the foe, or Msxieo hnaliy subiagated.

 Rssoissd, That ii is the duty of every American citizen to do aii in his power 10 aid our Govern eat in the vigorous and successful prosecution of the war.

 The meeting then, on motion, adjourned.

 A. D. CR0sSMAN, Presiien. D. CoReoHAS. ts.

 F. A. LUNspES,