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RouGu Ann RRAnY.-fhis name, by
which the old hero of the Mexican war IS 50
we'll known, is, indeed, an appropriate Que.
The term Rough, however, when applied
10 him docs mol mean coarse nor uneanlh.
II does not signify harshness Of disposition
nor alrnp,, unpolishcd manners. II has
reference only 10 his plain exterior, and his
eoniemp, for every thing like unnecessary
show. 1t implies plain, straightforward
upfightncss, and an honest determination
of purpose, the exact opposite Of the tin
seled nolhingness which struts Out, pea.
coek.likc, before the public, in the vain
hope of Obtaining its applause. There Is
strength aud durability and intrinsic value
in roughaess. The marble in the quarry
can be used for variety of purposes. II
is always aready.' When fashioned mo
a statue by the hand of the artist, il Is only
fit TO be gazed at. There is utility in
ropghne.s-il implies something capable
of substantial service. The term "Read!
speaks for ITSELF aud To what extent Con.
TAYLOR deserves The Orpallalion, his battles
in Mexico have fully proved. The Old
warrior is ever ready 10 treat bis counlfy's
enemies roughly. llc was ready To ilag
them on this side the Rio Gfandc. lie
was ready for them at Monterey and Buena
Vista; and although his Treatment by the
Administration has been rather rough, be
will be ready, at the next election, 10 walk
into tho Presidency.