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General Taylor has written a pertinent letter '
reply to the resolutions Of the military convention
New Hampshire, held in Concord last June. w
extract a few admirable passages.


eve can claim no merit beyond the simple per
formance of our duty. The acknowledgment o
that by the body Of the people, is in free couo'ry
the highest reward to which a soldier can asPIrTs
We are from all portions Of the republic and VIM,
employed in its service, feel that our successes a'
reverses awaken the sympathy Of the whole peop.
For this we cannot be otherwise than deeply ga.JJ
fu, and no higher external stimulus can be requu'
for the jealous ful6lment Of our obligations as pun
lie servants. Richmond Enquire.