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Gen Taylor. Z The letter of this distinguish.
ed WARRIOR addressed 10 Mr.. Delony, seems 80
have had a wonderful effect on the awhfg party
throug hotit the, Union. 70 The whg presses seem
to be utterly unable to reconcile the position he
takes with the necessary qualifications which lhey
demand from their leaders, Gen Tayl LOT poSlticp


presents no prominent points euher for stack or
defence. His ignorance of the, important priuci-
Piles which have heretofore Divided parties--a0d
and his alleged inability 5'Fto erPLain SUiJd6tyT'
the opinions which heyreaIiyfentcrrainedo on these
questions, have made even the the wings cautious
about ,hsir steps. They prct6adto be, the adyg
Gates Of principles-of positive principles, and
can but lily put up with a negative candidale, No
impassionae man could have thought them sincere
when they were advocating "a g no party " candf
date. They have shown Thai they were not sim
cere in that course They cannot stand UilheIt
man who isrwiliing to stand as their Represented
tive; consequently we find them growing sniuli
by degrees and beautifully less " in advocating
Gen. Us. pretensons 10 the presidency. They
were willing TO avail themselves Of the popularity
of any man 10 get into power, bat the position Of
Gen. Taylor is such, that they cannot take even
him for this purpose. Now, we find, our whig
friends showing themselves in their true cplorsa
They discard the hero of the Rio Grande, aud
OF Monterey and Buena Vista, when he canno6
be made to- subserve their purposes We hope the
people will understand thisp Iffso, they with
learn that the wings go for POWER and MOI PKINs
c1PLEs, and are willing to take power " witiout
any regard 10 principle In fact the great and es-
sentai difference between the two great parties
may be summed up in this that the wings sfs
willing TO take power, without regard 70, ,pripeil
pies, and the democrats are willing TO see their
principles triumph no matter in whose hands the
power the government may be lodged Can
The people hesitate 9ins choosing their fEiendsR
Foe ourselves we cannot appreciate any.ibduee-
ment to embrace whig doctrines, while We can
see much, both Of present safety and future Pros
the true well,being Of the people. We commit,
ourselves to no man, We have herelofores slhoS
roughly, committed ourselves to principles, And
when the day comes no one can be:ignornnE uG
our posiiion,, for no one be ignorant offouti
principles 81. d-.ie' I2jchmo6d Enquirer. 10