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led IN the scenes of the 22d and 23d, in rego I'd
to the conduct of our regiment:


When the outrage for which they are now
punished was committed, Gen. Taylor denounced
the act as cowardIy, and said the perpetrators
could not be relied upon in battle, and the battle
of Buena Vista proved his words true. They fed


ngonousIy; and not only the companies but the
whole regiment-nay their State must share the
reProach. 1t is carrying doubtful point of hon
or very far to refuse 10 give up the names of
the few individuals 50 justly entitled to all the
disgrace. Except the men Of these campnnes
tie regiment fought patiently on the dag Of tie
hdWr. Yet what avalls II? Even the lamentcd
Col. YELL and hraver or better man never lived
and Col. Ronnr. and Cnp,s. Patrick, Dliard,
Preston, Pike, and hundreds we might name. all
men of worth and undoub,cd couragr-must to
some degree bear the reproach, than whom no
body can better deserve it,