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Justice Of tie War pM Merico.--The Courier
and Enquirer, and the Commercial Advertiser,
both come out strongly and boldly in defence of
thor country, and vindicato tho business Of the
war no" wuging by the United States against
Mexico. The former paper snys;


"Wc have proclaimed, on all occasions, that
we had abundant cause Of war with Mexico; and
that therefore tho war is jns,. although i, nigh,
have been deferred and possibly avoided atogelh.
er, if the administration had so desired.


Ave hold that half the provoca,ion from eii.sr
England or Fr0nco, tho whole nition would hay,,
dehnGnGed war; but Mexico being weaker pow.
er, We could with honor have mldo ructher effort
10 avod the collision by abs,aining from the Ko
GrHnde- although, in our opinion, we had n per-
feet right TO 90 there Whenever we pleased"
And the Commercial: ..


"As 10 Mexico herself, we do not asree thar.
SO far as she aIoue has any right TO speak il tho
matter, the war unjust. long course of insults
and injuries committed by her against the untod
States as n nation, ard against citizens Of the
United States ms individuals sufficient 10 Justify
naiions, a severe iueesors of pnnishman,. was
I demonstrated, NC think, by Mr.. lngorsoll's ICport
as chairmaa of The House committee on ioseign
affairs France had not n tithe or the
same good ground for herewar against Algeria,
or England Tor hers agaiustile A6ghans. Even
against China, England had mot; SO much valid
. cause OF complaint aud resentment. or anything
Hike it. With reierotsce 10 the justice or inIus
.ltice of the war, then, we are OF opln'on !ha


Mexico mas no. u Word 10 say