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rho Washinglon Union OF Saturday hast in


ling the attempt Of the opposition 10 iulure
Administration by charging that il had 81 kepi
=, Taylor in the back ground, says - = !.


Some of the whig papers again undettaKe atT 70


IRE the adminisifation for keeping Gen: 4ay-
eDs the background. which they attrlouss 20 envy
PI;saousy of a successful General. VIZ !nese
%tT'6nders never cease to abuse 'ne suln's'le. ).
y without authority or foundation Suppose "


sld torn out that the General hlmsen naG' '"sse
%yLs, ago advised that his line should oe ae-
Sive one, aud that all the avallaOie
'. ,.,,aa ,hev than saw to their blundtrsE -.
IaAt sovaraI illusions made TO Hays and
. 1.noers The Austin Gazette Of the
h' -. Ia,s s1esks of his marching into Mexico.
l1est uo'e 5oubt that an instruction has been is
va :" neremntorily TO send Hays TO Vera Cruz, 10
ger Gen. Scott in keeping open his line of COM
sauication." . Its.a-


We have all along thought that communications
.reen Gen Scott and Vera Cruz ought to have
"A kept constantly open, and we are therefore
Id to learn, that Hays and his Rangers have
Isp ordered upon that line Z, They can do more
han twice their number of ordinary troops, in
taing off the Guerillas, and in ,affording safe
,sags to the trains which are leaving nearly
rry week for The interior; and such body ol
ns we inclinet to think, ought TO have been sent
5ward at first, and kept constantly on the walk,
cyor,iug and guarding The trains and munitions
a var atJz-