Col. William Taylor, and printed in the New Or
leans Bulle,in:-
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COL William Taylor, and printed in the New Or
leans Buetin:--


"ln regard to the Presidency, will not say that
would not serve, people of the csuntry were
TO require me to do so, however much is opposed To
my wishes, for am free to say, that have asPi-
rations Tor the situation. My greatest perhaps only
wsi has been to bring, aid in bringing this war
TO speedy and honorable close. II has ever been,
aud sti Is, my anxious WISH that some OF the most
experienced talented and vrtuous statesmen Of the
country should be chosen TO that high place at the
next election. am satisfied that if our friends will
do Their duty, such citizen may be elected.


u mus', however, be allowed to say, that have
not the vanity to consider myself qualified for high
and responsible station, and whilst we have far
more eminent and deserving names before the coun-
Try should prefer TO stand aside if one Of them could
ps raised TO The first Office in The gift Of free peo-
pie


Il go Tor the country, the whole country it
Is my ardent and sincere wish, the individual
placed at the head of the nation, who, by strict OBJ
servance OF the Constitution (bo he whom he may)
can make us most prosperous ut home, well as
most respected abroad


In the mean time, we domand as matter of JUS
'lce to the old Hero, that every paper, which shall
publish this vile forgery from The Signal to copy this
article Gen. Taylor himself will nail it to the
ter, SO soon as il can reach him. The scoundrc!s
who have been instrumental in this infamous act Of
forgery, will DC ferreted out. gallows high as
Haban's Is already prepared for them.