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A Toass-The following toast was sent by
Gov. Young 10 the wing festival ut Phladelphai


Gen. z. Taylor Ii he Is not a Washington, II
Is because the responsibility Of Washington has
not been east upon him


Gen. Taylor resembles ten. Washington, IN his
striking traits oi character, moe closely than any
other man whom the country has produced, aud
II we are not as much indebted to MIN, il Is be.
cause in the exhibition aud exercise Of his high aud
noble qualities, there was not SO much at stake.
In prudence, in cool bravery aud determination,
In military skill, In full and patriotic devotion to
country, there is a strung aud vivid resemblance
although their different positions aud the different
circumstances under which they were called upon
to act gives Washington the PTeemiaenee'-
Washington was called upon to rescue his country
from oppression, and to plant the standard Of
freedom over It's hateful grave. The cause was
us noble as the qualities which it enlisted, Nilh
Taylor II IS different The Ike qualities ere there
but a Ike cause Is wanting We admire him
more for The exhibition Of virtues capable Of great
achievements than for the actual achievement Of
any thing gfea, aud profitable 10 The country
The war has displayed his qualities, tested the
metal of which he is composed, and proved him
worthy Of the Presidency. In the Presidential
chair he may be blessing to bis oounig-ihe
cause viii be equal 10 he noblrsi powers, aud his
Presidential term Of service will be justly com.
pared 10 that Of Washington himself