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GEN. TAYLOR'S POLTTICS
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 The Democratic Union. published at HaFrisburgh, Pa. contains letter from Senator Cameron, on the subject of Gen rdylors politics, preiaced with the following editorial remarks

 ''we find the subloined letter in the Norristawn Register of the oldest demoe eratc papers in the State il is preiaced the Register by an able ar nele, showing very eoaclusIseiy that Gen. Tayior has no affinity with the whigs as party. Indeed, how could he-being the Hero ol war, whch the wings, party, have always bitterly opposed aud denounced This able letter was called oat by a caIsusl conversation between Gen Cameron and the editor oi the Register relative the early poti cal Soeia0ns ot Gen Taylor; and it goes to prove what we have al. along believed, that if Gen Tay- Tor belonged to either of he parties which divide the people ot this county t is the Democratic par ;y. ..t w

 The position which Gen Cameron occupies a, Washington, certainly gives him an opportunity to ascertain. through the friends of Gen fayIor the old Here's sediments on political subjects aad We believe, the history given in the prcsen, letter wi be found 10 be eorer. the prediei,ns of the federal editors to the contrary notwithstanding

 "M.opLETowN, April 25. Isl7.

 Dear Sp :-fonr paper of last week was han. ded this morning, and reminds ue of pro,nis sp 10 pat m writing what said to you the other day in regard tc Gen. Taylor.

 ''f have several acaaaintanees who kno,y the old General well, and met since the battle of Buena Vista one, distinguished citizen Of ky, whc lived beside him many years. This gentIenea was recently the democratic candidate for high office He says thai Gen. Taylor has been democrat A, his hfe, sss ths agrees with all my information on the subject. lis father was ose of the Eleehss who gave the vote of Virginia to Mr. Jefferson. Re was the personal and political friend of Gen Jack son. anc the firm supporter of hs administration ana measures h iSos. he was stationed in this place on the recIahHg service. and he is still remebese5 by some q eur citizens. who speak of hip w,tt pleasure, and say that he was then supporter o Simon Snyder. lie entered the army in eafly life and has never been politlcian--nof has he eseI had any connection with the machinery of party cz with wiTe-workiag POiilieians--but he has aIway. kept aB- an acquaintance with the leading measure of the day, and his enqaiFisg mind IS stored with thorough knowledge of the wbcle system of our gov