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JAS. w. TAYLOR, Esq, Cincinnati, Ohio.
BY this time, we have no doubt, tie reader has
conc to the conclusion have arrived at, namely
that the above letter with tho. printed signature OF
General Taylor TO it is . FORGERY.


For ourselves, we do not hesitate to pronounce il
a forgery, a 55's, contempiibs forgery. Not that
James w. Taylor is tho forger. We do not say
that-thcugh he is vain man. He is the victim
Of wicked deception il he is not the deccver him.
self He is person Of no influence in Cincinnati
and utterly unknown TO Gen. Taylor.


There is nothing like Gen. Taylor in this silly
letter. The whole world will pronounce it a coun.
terfeit at once, because the whole world knows the
style Of the Hero Of Buena Vista


Compare il with the following genuine letter Of
| the old Thunderer from the New Orleans Blu ule,in.
That letter was written to Col. William TAYLOR OF
Point Coupce, Louisiana. /, brealhes the genuine
sentiments Of an out and out Whig writing 10 bro
lher Wing. Is there anything in i, like the twad1e
Of the Signal Forgery1 Nothing.


Extract Of genuine letter from Gen. Tsylor 10