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I, !. rutnored in Washington that Mr Calhoun
intend. to bring forward proposition TO withdraw
our army TO the RIO Gfande, and our navy from
IN. Gulf, preliminary to an adjust~ant Of peace
with Mexico. The rumor, we think, Is not en''led
IA ercda,-fcr what surety would we have that our
Jt;cu,ie- would be satisfactorily settled, even Il
oar troops were withdrawn Besides snch' move
a. an, mart, nigh, be attended with disastrous re-
-... n ,hc Mexican Govcrnmen, should fail TO
- "a terms. !, might cost MS much blood and
treasure to regain ths ground we now occupy


Our army now occupies an extensive portion Of
Mexican territory. They were sent mere we are
,old for the purpose Of bdng''g about oy 'o,e'
,ha, which more cOnc'I'a'ory rOufse 'a"'D ,' -
acc, accomplish and there they should remain unit
- ah,.c, !. effected A vigorous prosecution o
~, w., ia our suresi guarantee Of peaoe'