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 The fedsEaiists PrssenaiD sss proa.ss;s..,v su~rv If accused q Mexican synpushies. TAe i.aSsr. ~e mean; ths mszses sf our opponents arr ss rcos P@triots as those Of the democaasie pasfy. If -, hisi to the Iesders of whagxey that rhey sr. If iO'ding aid md eomfSvt'' to the speuy. thsy ay iu . Passioa ai Onee. We dSa1 want so make theu angry, @ we wil jest now say nusAiae ahous th<i, course. Bat we viii Ies patriotic whsr exnres, bis opiaioa. Col. Henry g. Lane, of fsdians. q talented whig. who has recently returned Aome from Mexies, delivered sa eloquent aad patriotic speech ai CAwsorasviIle. few days aro. se very large eescoasse of eitisens, h the eoarse cf hi, sensrks hs AlIaded b the speech dr senaaas Ger. win of ohie, upon the Mexieaa war, in the follow ieg language:

 ..Ti is the emaaa,iOa of a master miad. hut the eloquent language ia which it Is eioehea eanaGR conceal 'ts da@aiag iysosoai" h speaking sf the men who refused to vote supplies la the wns.weru s0ifieF. he said disgrace woolA follow tAer poa tsfiiy. and iafamy hang over thcir grawes!" Col. Lane also declared fAas % the recera;oa of Mr. COrwia's sPeeeh in Mrxieo. the oAio vosua- tee only burai the speech, bat also the aashOs is eESgy.

 We can easily imagine the teelings og the brave men who. whise periing heIr lives in tiseir coun. trys esuse abroad fnd treason shedding its poison- oas blight al home. It has ever bees thas. h every war in which ws hs~e been engaged. the leaders of fhe federal party have ahiformly de. DouBced the war, and those engaged in s they have invariably placed car own eosaty in inc wrong. and our EaiiOaa ioe in ihe rgh, Can true patriots support parry which supports such men.

 An army correspondent writing fiom Buena Vista on this subject. says:

 '-As yoa will deobsiess suppose. much excite nent prevailed among the volunteers. ard especial ly those from Ohio. when she unT,atfsotic aud anti American speech cf Senator Corwin was reed-and they gave uiieraBce to their feelings of contempt for the maa, and indignation al his Mexican senii meats, by groans an hisses from every soldier present. while the devouriRg flames weEe consuming his image"

 The same correspondent, afler speaking of the bsave men who let their homes. their families and friends. aad voluntarily took upon themselves the trials and hardships of soldiers life to defend iheiI eOsnary's rigAts. aud to avenge her wrOags. thas proceeds:

 ''Soeh men lose their philosophy when they read the leeFs and insults of coy zsdiv niscreaats-the

 

 like T"m Carwin. who would see hrs eountry ruined and disgrseed before he would shoaider snasket m lis defence. Let say to YOU, sir. that. if we had him here aboat this tine. the Ohio Reeimesss would ask no better sport than to avenge ths re- preach and insults aimed at them hy this man than Agagsas ksM On As irst trss. in iea of his efigyi Many better man has shaied similar fate

 

 TREAsCRY SegEs.-The \. r. Courier and En. quireI of the l7sh has the following comnents upon the recent decline in the Treasury notes:

 The disfsvcF-we wiii not say discredit, for there is no such fhesghi--of the Treasury notes Ro~s os daily increasing, and the lowest point vet touched by them since they began to rise, viz: per cent was reached at The board h day.

 The alarm zboai the prolonged duration of the war, and the apprehension that further large issues may be unavoidable. goes for something in tbis fall but the main reason is affer all pohabiy in the sort Of follow -ny leader game which eaJisatisis seem 10 play, 90 that when party calls ia iesns on particular security others follow the lead with out concerning themselves much about the why and wherefore. and thus sort of run is established which compels sales al such raes can be obta;ned and securities which nrinsicAiiy are as good to day as they were yesterday, sold si depreciation of I, 2 or 2 per cent.

 Such we suppose to be the actual position of af. fairs respecting Tteasary Dcses than which there can be. in our judgment. certain og reliable investment