From The ". O. Delta.
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GEN. TAYLOR AND THE PRES DENCI.


The nomination of Gen. Taylor, as the whig
candidate for the Presidency, is one of the most
morifyIng instances of party madness and reck


lessness that has ever come under our notice. In
the midst Of the universal joy and exullalion,
which the glorious news of the Buena Vista VIC
ry has difiuscd throughout the land-whiIst
every citizen, to what party soever he belongs, is
singing the praises Of the firm old hero, who led
oar gallant soldiers against tho Mexican hosts
whilst every valley and hillside is resounding
with the shouts of the people and the booming SAL
vos of cannon--whilst every town and village is


illuminated in honor of the glorious achievements
of american valor, and every gazette puts forth,
in conspicuous and exhiarating capitals, the un-
d ing record of our greatest battle-at this mo


men of national joy and universal exultation,