For the Register and Journal.
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WHO'S FOR HE FlIHII

 What good can arise in bringing ridicule upon our counry's cause? and what benefit is to be gain ed by those continued vulgar slurs which appear daily in the Advertiser of this city? The press of New Orleans is unnuim,us in encouraging voiun- teers to relieve Gen. Taylor from the danger in which he is placed. in oheying the orders of the War Department. Calling upon Locofocos or upon Federalists, will not be likely to meet the ends wished for. Louisiana has responded nobly to the call for aid, and it is be hoped that Alabama will do likewise if she be required but these frivolous and uncaed for phillipics only tend 10 dscour- age young men of both parties from participating in the cnmpaign-and If our city or State lose cast among her sister States of the South for not sending assistance to those who are in jeopardy-and who probably good wings those eternal mal- contents, who shall bear the blame. There ny in Mobile. and it is to her credit, who will when the prope, time arrives be ready to did those of New Orleans--they of New Orleans moved not until Gen. Gaines had made requistion. And the Advertiser man says the Locos were never known to fight we--il may be well to raise ca- valry corps here. and give the worthy Editor com mand to set an example of selfdevotion. He is said be adept in the ''broad sword exercise" and might perform deeds of daring, which will put to blush those Tartar exploits, and show the clustering Locos how the opposition can conduct the fight without the assistance of GUAno or

 BEARS GREASE.