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GJ"We can answer for it" says the New Orleans
Bee that whenever General Taylor shall formally
accept the presidential nomination. he will not scru-
pie. frankly and fearessly, to unfold his views Such
a course is in perfect harmony with the eminenily
honest and manly character Of the old warrior. The
assurance may be hardly ventured that, whatever
may be his political opinions, they will be openly
manifested-that he will pursue no pettifoggng
trucking Ii tine-serving and deceptive career-thal
lie will write no Kane letters, keeping the word Of
promise to the ear and breaking it to the hopeth that
he will not indite epistles studiously esnilical and
susceptible Of diverse interpretations for the purpose
Of satisfying North and South, and juggling both


in short, that he will not play the part Of JAMES X


Polk" We commend these remarks to the espe
cia attention Of Mr.. Polk and Of his editor Mr.


Richie.