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WHIe FRIENDSHIP Fos Cav. TAYLoE.-A stero- typed charge ofthe whigs against the supporters of the present administrati0a-oae thai has k~eD kept standing in almas; every whig paper ia the Union is, their hostility 10 General Fay Tor. TAe detne- crets are accused of seszin- every opportunity 10 do him aa iniary and tn detract from bis well earned reputation The charge is false and entirely @ith- oat foundation President Polk has prompted him ;hFee times during tbe psesert war-a0d the demo- crats have been his warnest admirers and most coa1sfeai friends.

 But what right have the wings 10 ecmpizin of others abusing Gen Taylor, when they thensstEss have se, the example, Have they not applied to him the epifhet of ROBBER and MURDERER And are they not urging their utmost edarts every day to prove that he is l5ari They Fsedze them selves that be is a whis-a good ShIg-aa ost and oat whig--a Hs1Sy Gag vAsg-whiie the old Gen efal constantly declares tha' he belongs to Sc Pey; that be has not even formed an cginlca uPon the important questions that have divided posiiczi par ties; that be aevef has and never wiIi be poilti eians pretty sst Of friends. these, to pretend tc defend Gea. Taylor, while asaag the GsIeosi pains 10 n.iszepresent him to ihe Feeples