Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

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rhs toss q ne 'Usio., ths ,e6cisl vspsr ~
Wsshing',., sppean is'bs boih uarI.ks sad pas
lsiss, q ess snd The sans line. ItIslla largely
Ecf The ability and ths ease q de Govsrsneni
% raise a srny n Ten ortvsniy thouss1et and
he sers uonsni d.prscaiss like proceeding.
tlr. Rlehis 6nds tdaeuIt 10 keep The efieial
free from ihs air q. he popolsrpartissn Journal
which il has been bis 'u0nt 10 edit, but which
silI not answer nov 10 his olheial capacity. Be-
l<vibg 4ast War might be popular, he SOUNDS
The bnklF, and 10 cant phrases talks Of the ease
/, ui.h which re vhipt he red coats al NsE Or
leans, ssd ssggess thsts Ike resuli soald nov
snsae-and, raising tie partisan hoe and cry Of
are arms, 10 arms" Ffoeeeds-"What. not
nea eaoushi why lei the Uniied States bot
sound her elsrioB, and display her Gag SPoo the
banks OF the Mississippi; lei her but say to this
man Go TO the capital Of Metieoi' and 10
these men Go With your wives and ehildren
Ito the region Of Santa Fe : asd TO another
March with yosr neighbOrs 10 The dsiieionk banks
Of the cclorsdr, Of CaIiforEis, and they will
not Only have volunteers enough 10 answer to
the elll, but mere Than enough. The difficulty
will be in keeping men back, not 10 sending men
forward. Does England really desire, BY thus
flaming The nane, into Mexican war, 10 see
rs take California and not only take II, but
keepitin $50
This paragraph Is fromIhe varhke NOTES.-THE
one intended to catch up and hold fast these
Who are reckless in spirit-uho, having nothing
to lose, bot al 10 gan, are extremely anxious 10
have "brush" with almost any power, 50 that
they nav hasA e-sAs-s--s< FdIs puIsgruPu e
viuees the belief ofthe writer that The war ques.
ton would be aEasi acquisition Of party capital,
which might be turned to great advantage. An
opportunity might also be then afforded Of graft
fyiug ina, unsuitable sPirii oe epi.hei which be.
longs 10 our opponents, and they could cry ont
Justly as ever, tbe ware Of the British Whigs,
sad thus BY abusing he slreadys poor minds Of
The iliitersls Of aheirplity, engrafi sPreiudice,
Of which all the reasoning Of Solomon the elo-
quence Of Clay, could not divest them-a
blot and bier on their minds, which al The va
ters Of the Atlsnticcould not rinse clean, Of the
suspicion ofIaint aud cO-inlerest 90 The part Of
the Wings with the English. Ae
Thistone viii nc;, however, be satisfactory 10
foreign powers-lhis blow and buster wilInot
. be- taken a. al 'puf,' aud the Union 6pds II
necessary 10 manufacture different fabric for
the foreign market. We therefore next per-
ceiVe the Union Invested Of the msrtisl drum
i and lie air, and find il adopting the sweet and
melting strains of the Eolian harp, and pro
eeeding in swianirg Wsy"tO keep smity. har-
nonJ. and goodwill between the President and
the different foreign powers. The Union depre-
cites extreme measures, talks Of negotiations,
sod, with feeling heart, hopes that all will Ter
inmate pe1seabiy ard snieably,-it remarks
that tho President will spare no efforts, leave
no exer,ions unused, 10 bring about snamiea.
BILE adjustment Of oafdificulties with England.
This soft and gentle voice proceeds -" The
mild and wholesome rIdiancs OF this eniighten-
Cd sge is chasing from the growing family Of ma
lions lhe vspors and psssioHswhich corrods The
heart SSd mislesd Misunderstanding. wsirust
that nothing xig occur to9,ir Ihe American re-
pnblics iDto blood 5 strife. Our peaceful goIt
srnmsntis clinging 70 those principals efjus;iee
| which disarm I'll national eamity, and leave no
Preiext for earthly pOlehtstes,tO envy the pow
err We passes or Tia ersSit I'VE may sequire.-
The void j, large, and has many avenues 10
safety add happiness. better than any which
ambition. can open with The power Of her purse
lorsthe havoc o. her sword. The people Of the
Usi,.d States. uniformly sdhsring 10 their nO-
bic course, ere withheld ~ their justice. their
dignity sapd pride, from induigng 10 themselves,
ereHeilipg in others, the passions Of anger,
jeaiOusy and fear"
Thus theniSsIhihiled the doubls:fsesd policy
ef the oficial. Ia its efforts 10 Pxhder to the
soidd appetite or eonques', which its political CO.
heTtstrpeci aud look for, il almost commits the
President e6ieisIly-ss il is his mouth piece and
recognized srgan- for-Earlike measures; and
10 its Efforts 10 throw of such suspicion, fully
discloses q want Of frmaess aud %dseision OF
character, and the seryiliiy Of Ihe editor OF the
Union to the mandates Of an iUPetiOus PIssi-
dent NJ