Gen. TaylorS Politics.
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The Goshen (N- Y.) Republican, in noticing the conflicting statements, with regard to tho seniimeats of the old General in political way. publishes the, following, with the remark that the writer Is sknown and his statements to be relied on.

 INT. Swezey--Dear Sir---As the politieai opln- ions Of Cen Taylor are just the subject of con- siderable discussion through the pfess twin rclsta an incident which may b. of some importance

 "l was with Gen. Tayior in lsa3, far away fros1 lhis, some l4pa miles from Goshen. Wben ths news of the removal of he deposits received h. applauded the measure. He was then the warm an. ardent friend of General Jackson, aud a sapparte of his administration. Ten years have elapsed sine | saw him, bat he was then true to his old faith is there the least doubt, from his recent cores Pondence, that he remsinsa strict eonstruetlonis ! q the constitution

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