4 Laurel for Gen. Taylor's Wreath.
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When the gallant Taylor visits the North, we presume one of the first places he will reach will be the home of those good "Whigs,' Webster and Davis: the former of whom declared all aurels won in this dishonored, and the latter of whom voted against granting reinforcements to the army in June, of lS46. While there we presume ef- fort will bc made to weave the following into the garland on his brow. 1t Is from the pen of the Editor of tho Boston Csw.

 "We do believe that General Taylor IS 'one of those humane butchers who follow the trade of war from brutal love for its excitemens;' or what is worse, FROM LOVE FOR THE MONEY WHICH HE GETS FOR HIS SERV!G Es-THE PRICE OFHuMAN BLOOD. 50 hrfrom know. ing that this is not h,s character, we have never heard anything oe him, tha, could, in the least de- gree, weaken lhs impression,