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T. TAYLOR,


Maj. General U. s. Army.
JAS. w. TAYLoR, Esq, Cincinnati, Ohio.
By this time, we have no doubt, the reader has
come to the conclusion we have arrived at namely,
that the above letter with the. printed signature el
General Taylor to il is FORGERY.


For ourselves, we do not hesitate to pronounce il
forgery, a base, contemplate Jorgry. Not that
J ames w. Taylor is the forger. We do not say
that.-though he is vain man. He is the victim
Of wicked deception if he is not the decever him
self He is person Of no influence in Cincinnati
and utterly unknown to Gen. Taylor.


There is nothing like Gen. Taylor in this silly
letter The whole world win pronounce it coun.
terfet at once, because the whole world knows the
style Of the Hero Of Buena Vista.


Compare it with the following genuine letter Of
the old Thundsrer from the New Orleans Bulletin
That letter was written to Col. William Taylor o.
Point Coupec, Louisiana. It breathes the genuine
sentiments of an out aud ON. Whig writing to bro
ther Wing. Is there anything in il like the twaddle
Of the Signal Forgery Nothing.


Extract Of genuine letter from Gen. Taylor to
Col. William Taylor, and printed in the New Or
leans Bulletin -


"In regard TO the Presidency, will not say that