Chairman Of tse Jactssn Monamtni Comai,t,
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UAst does General Taylor say,-on the srd of April. the North American, in speaking of those Federal papers which urge Gen. Taylor as a candi- date for the Presidency, said Il not sure .whe- ther their either polite or well advised Yesterday. the 18th of April. the same paper says

 ..GKx. TAYLOR DEcLrNEs." is now croaked out by the neutral locoiOcos and loco pFess-he will not accept a nomination, they say. We can tell them the wish is father to the thought! When did the country ever call Zachary Taylor that he refused to respond"

 Now wba, does Gen. Taylor say himself on this very subject Ii the old hero is remarkable for auy thing. il is for frmnsss and decision of character, and therefore will not easily back out of h,s opin- ions freely expressed In his letter. dated at Ca marsO, August I4, ls46. in reply to certain Demo- erais of this city, who favorable to hi. somi- nation for the Presidency, and who so addressed him. he said.

 My real feelings impsl me to say flat do hot desire Roataatioa caadidais for Eis Prssidsnes Your letter hnds me aspirant fsS that olfce and the agitation of saeh question. in my pfesen, re- spoassbie position, is yet more serious cause of regret, as TENDING TO EMBARRASS ME IN IRE SUCCESSFUL PROSECUTION OF THE EXISTING WAR"

 Who is to be believed. the North Amerie an and the Federal press generally, or Gen. TayiOs'

 IL viii be seen, farther, that the New Orleans Peayaae, n the fine article which that paper gises to it's readers this ,ub)eet declares ,ha, the gal lant General will have Aothing to do with ths pre. sent movement --P Peaassiraaiaa.