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srnmsht No dnaA has greater reverence ios the wlit of the beople asd none have shown greater desire to slevate and sustain hdmble mea oi intel feet and merit

 .t have before me q aletteF ifom friend al Mon. teFey, who fought by his side in more than oee held dated March n, lS47, whe speaks of him in these wosds :---.staeneFaA Taylor has arrived siace the above was written. He is simple and anostenta. tious as a chid--piaia pike staH--hOmely and uhpretending-- as C&saF, and as determined and firm as adaE$nt. lie has strong good sense he IS aRoTnamental, but useful His sepse ls ol the east-iron kind not shining, bat solid and Sito- gether psentiesi. He Is the least showy. unArsiG- eal general cr yuhaitern that is or evsi vas in the American army. He has power and an indaeace over men whether individuals ot armies that is ir- resistabie, Ali around him have eonscicssness of security and safety, while he Is with them. 1t is this moral power, this magic of the mind which made his four thousand men superior to twenty thousand well disciplined troops"

 Ii have not. my dear sir, said enough tc Con vince you that General Taylor is q good democrat. of the JeffersnDan, Snyder, and Jackson school. I shall be glad to hear what will make democrat.

 Sincerely your friend,

 SIMON CAMERON. Col SAMUEL D. PATTERSON,

 Editor "NoTristuwn Register