q. FM. MITCHELL. Col. con,s.
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USBARssossous WH,GeERf.-By the fol- lowing scrap which we cut from the Leba- non Pa Courier, one of the oracies oi whiggery in thai State, t will be seen, that lhe movement of a portion of the whig press in Pennsylvania in favor of Gen. Taylor, is regarded as most loose and Teckles& The old General isdoub.less entirely too Demo cratic for he great body Of the vhig party, and the effort of few of the leaders of the party 10 bring him out as n candidate is a most base piece of deception

 'ts.a peyfsci Loossssss-' n--Ths Harris burg Intellsgeucer says, 'aesery body goes il with "a perfect locseaess' Sor old zsck ."-- We are free 10 admis sl,ss asese is "a perfect looseness,' r perhaps we might add perfect reckiesssess of principle, in the course Of the lniellieeneeF on the subject but we be- liese the Charleston Mescury, aad other pa- pers of that stripe. are not m the babst oi pursuing such eoasse on say qisstfen ii'- solsing Free Trade asd Slavery. We beg leave, therefore, to doubt the iasellgeneeF's assertion, shat AAeveYy body goes ' with "a peaecs lcoseness' for old Tack"