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danger and OF honor is, there should we
lrlook for his towering plume Distinguish
edin the war Of 1879, as subaltern4cov-
cred with laurels in the campaign Of Flori-
da- braying the threatning fire Of the boast
ing, Mexicans, as he crossed the Colorado
in the van of his regiment during the last
spring, we would natural y expect to see
him the first on the field Of fame in the
battles Of Palo Alto and Reseca della Pal
ma but the evil star of his destiny separa-
ted him for a moment from this opporluni-
itya of distinction He did not anticipate
any battle. The moment he suspected il
he.few to the scene of action, but it was
loo late. Yet the war is not over; but the
field Of fame is still open before him. Who
does not believe that he will only become
more animated by the disappointment he
has encountered that he will lead the van
it the General permit him, and that his
name will be enrolled among the brayest in
any Of the future achievements Of the cam
paign" 1Ja a,a


The Savannah Republican says


N SNOW let us see il the Union and Mr..
Polk will allow the 'bravest Of the brave
to, wear the laarels he has won Worth
must be made full Brigadeer. The army
does not contain braver or more chival-.
ric chieflain, or the country man of puIer
or loftier impulses. Taylor is already well
known as the Hero Of the Rio Grande---
Worth will be equally recognized as the
Hero Of Monterey" a..... .,,...,