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In the New Orleans National, which goes
for Gen. Taylor, nolens polens, we find the
following paragraph:


owe were much gratified recently BY
the visit to our office Of two officers of the
army, well known to fame, who came to
congratulate US upon the appearance ol
Gen. Taylor's name at the head Of our col
umns. They said they were unterrifed
Democrats, and did not intend to abandon
their principles or party, but they were de-
termined to support Gen. Taylor against
any other man started in the next Presiden-
tial contest; alleging that they considered
such course demanded Of them, by every
principle of justice 10 themselves and 10
their country"