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aI"The country seems to have Just apprecia-
ton Of the extraordinary merits Of General Taylor"
says Mr.. Senator Evans Of Maine, in letter to a
friend at Buena Vista: " All his movements are
characterized by the highest qualities of soldier
Calm, sagacions, resolute, ready; with boIdness
which never falters, wachfnlness never at fault,
and comprehensyeness Of plan embracing all contin-
gencies, he has for himself the very highest mi.
ltary renown which it has been the fortune Of
ON American soldier TO reach His letters and de-
spatches models Of military writing not surpass-
ed BY the justly renowned Wellington Dispatches
His manly assertions Of his rights as the Command.
ing General show him to be possessed Of moral cou-
rage in eminent degree he is Of physical II
affords relief to the horrors Of this war; that it
has brought out to the knowledge Of the country ard
the world, the fact that we possess man and SOL
der Of such extraordinary merits He is destined to
receive from our people ample proof of their conf
dence and regard"