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 The Hamilton and RossyiIle (Ohio) News, good whig paper, thus disconrses about Gen. Taylor:

 We had with pleasure remarked that the Gazette had spoken for Corwin, which was to US declaration in favor of right. Though we have expressed our preference for MT. Corwin, we are nos SO welded to him as we are to those great principles of policy which he advocates; and if whig convention were to nominate another civilian, we should ac- quiesce most cheerfuly. But to the late at tempts 10 force Gen. Taylor upon the whigs without q convention, we enter our most solemn protest; and when we see disposi- ton among whig editors to aid in so unius- tifable piece of demagoguery. it is difficult for us to restrain rebuke. The cry about Taylor's grcdt popularify is all gammon; and fhey rho lend their roices fo s'ceH ii, riH bitterly regret fheir .folly, if they lore Meir country.

 It is contemptibly mean in the whig party to thrus, forward Gen. Taylor's name with out his knowledge, wishes or consent, and make his reputation football 10 be kicked about by political hacks, whilst he is in a foreign country in hard service.