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Tar WAR.-We daily asked what the prospects Of
peace To this question give satisfactory
10 ourselves. We have frequently remarked that
was, TO minds point which hosties likely
cease, unless the Mexcan suggest and many
words dictate, the terms. Our Government might hear the
suggestion but would doubessspurn the dcaon In Mexi-
Tar understand the temper and disposition of
the people, there yet thought of peace Exaspcated
by defeats the murderous propensies Of the in
habians e terribly aroused and instead of being in future
conducted civilized terms, promises be one,
their part at least, Of ndiscmnae assassination They find
themselves ovepoweed by invading e and persuaded
by the military leaders and the priesthood that their naona
y well their religion is to be destroyed Thus render
ed desperate the mpacabe hatred is engendered their
hearts, and hostility bitter il is deep-rooted and wide
spread pervadcs the entire of the vndcve population
They have their internal copmotions and civil brois
but hatred to the Americans appears to be the universal all
pervading sentiment


With an enemy Of this character and influenced by such
feelings of deadly anmosy the Presidents idea Of conquer
ing peace be based rather hope than probab
y Battle after battle has been fought victory victory
won castles and strongho cities and towns have fallen and
surrendered and yet the prospect Of peace appears quite lis
the day that Matamoros surrendered No in
Mexico allowed TO breathe Of peace. War the knife
snssnaton without mercy or pity, the bloody sentiment of
the enemy Determined then, they to be TO carry
the conflict whilst American soldier remains upon their
SOIL the question is by what they I've compelled
submit to terms No preeuds believe that any
thing short Of superior military power restrain them
ment They yield reluctant submission when the bayone


pointed their breast but the the present danger
disappears their murerous feelings return with increased vio
ence Il there any reasonable hope Of peace with such
throat concern We


Taking this view Of the actual condition Of things, have
not right to inquire Of rulers what their ultimate pu