OLD ROUGH AND READY.
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This is the appellation by which the gallant
Gen. Taylor will hereafter te known. We
have been exceedingly struck with one sentence
in his official despatch, dated May 7th, just
before he left Point Isabel, and the day preceding
his first battle. He says, eff the enemy op-
pose my march in Whateper force, shall fight
him." There is plain and direct point in this
sentence, which indicates the character Of the
writer-a man Of few words, and of prompt
and fearless action. The crisis demanded that
he should fight, without regard to disparity Of
numbers or consequences. His lion-heart met
the crisis; and he obtained the victory which
the brave army deserved under his gallant lead.


n Bali. Patriot.