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CAspIpArE.-GeR. Taylor has been question ed on al sides. and we have read his care fully. The Philadelphia whigs wrote to him not to answer their letter, Elt the New Jersey wings call ed reply to their nomination He told ;hen plain. ly eaoagA that he did not thank them for giving him a whig nomination--that he would mt eoasent to se the whis candidate. The Nativists nominated hin. and he wrote 10 them that he wogi not accep. party nomination, or make any party pledges. Louisiana democrat tried 10 extract opinion from him, but he sad he had formed none. and should not attempt to do so. until elected President. neutral editor wrots denoaneing parties, and urgihg their dissolution and the General answered tha, '.fhems has sentimeHts."

 On the strength of ihis the whigs say he is good whig the Aativisis that he is just the man they wsnt the neutrais that every body ought to support him, because he has no opinions; and the Demo erats that they prefer principles to msn, and will wait ansil they know who will best rsprssent their principles ia the csnsAs= helois they decide iof whom to vote