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We publish to-day the Presidents Special Message with regard to our difficulties with France. We look upon a war as inevitable and we trust that the whole American peo- pie will respond--let it come! We trust that in this matter where our national honor IS concerned, there will be no Pickering and disputes. Although we have heretofore ex- pressed our opinion that the difficulty was greatly owing to bad diplomacy and rash measures on our part-yet, now that France absolutely refuses to pay that which she has confessed she owes, we say that our national character is at stake. We must .fght-and we hope that there may be no opposition made to the war. It is time that Europe should be taught that we will suffer no wrong to be done us, and no insult offered us, with out punishing it--as we are well able to do.