From the Juniata Sentinel
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General Taylor 1t is evident that The fixed
determination Of the people is, 10 elect General
Taylor to the Chief Msgis,racy Of our Union.
The demonstrations made in every quarter,
are unmistakeable evidence of his unbounded
popularity. and the enthusiasm with which
he will be supported by every one who desires
good government, and the welfare Of his coun-
Try. We need not say that General Taylor is
a sound and nncompromising Whig--he is the
friend and partisan Of Henry Clay, and would
rather support the sage Of Ashland, than be a
candidate himself; but he reluctantly yields 10
the eager solicitations Of the people, and will
zealously sought to sacrifice him.