GENERAL, TAYLOR.
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 The following paragraph is from the Beloit Messenger, professedly neutral paper. Read it:

 The Administration papers, with very few exceptions, are attacking Gen. Tay> lor What they expect to gain by this we know not. The reputation of " "Old Rough and Ready"i is too we'll establish ed to suffer much from the malignant at- tacks of any party. He has been long ln the servaso of his country, and no one has been more faithful in the discharge of his duty than that gallant old man. The laurels which he gained in the Flori- da war, on the Rio Grande, and under tue walls of Monterey, will shield him from the shafts of envy and malice. His name has been mentioned in connection with the nexs presidency. If it is 10 de. s,roy his prospects there, that these at- tacks are made, it may be we'll for their authors to reflect upon the consequences which resulted from similar course pursured in the contest of l84O-aye, and in 1928. Gallapt deeds are remembered by the American people, and they are not eslow 10 reward their authors when time and opportunity present. Should .0ld Rcz4ands sReadyp be a candidate for the presidency, his opponents would find in him about as tough customer as did the Mexicans at Monterey.