From lee Rlchaond Eaqauer.
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In the last Charleston (Va.1 Spirit of Jei- ferson, we find the following damper upon whig hopes. It needs no comment:

 A CoRREcTioN.--We have seen a para graph circulating among several of the whig papers of the country, to the effect that Lieut. Washington, of the Virginia regiment, who IS now on lurlough al home for hts health, has written letter te the Charleston Free Press, in which he says that Gen. Taylor IS A whig-epposed to the present tariff and the sub-treasury ready 10 run, of course as full-blooded whig candidate. jfe a's authorised to say that Lieut.. W.- hlmseii' whig, we learn. Enquirer. l-has aerer ad dressed such letter to tae Free Press." dny oiaer press, and denies hat Gen. Fay Tor, from conrcrsation he has heard from h'@' erer declared himself tchig, and oPPossd io he preseat msasarcs of the demoerdiie party. So fur from Il, Gen. Taylor eh- pressly disclain,s being a party man, and expresses his nnalierablc determination Do' lo identify himself with either party. U 'he people elect him, he IS willing to serve them, but It must be of ihesr free aBd unsol'clIs1 pleasure, and mol through any lnsIfumen'a- ty of his own. As with liiis runior so " presume with lhe hundred others, wh'eb declare Gen. Taylor to be a rhtg, vhe" there is not one shadow of proof to sus'aiS II. The party of ezpsdients have airea'' driven himself to the wall by their loo eager haste and utter recklessness and ih1ohsN' tency. What next will be iheH move