Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-01-05

III Gen. TAl-LoF visited School Of Girls n
New Orleans and & as introduced 10 The pupils
ere OF whom read a very cempl men1aIy address.
to y hioh lie made She following reply
Ny dear young ladies', / feel somewhat embar-
raised TO find words to express my aclnowledg-
rnents to You, for Your kind opinions ard feelings
towards me- ] ie5 you haze complintented me
far too highly, in reference 70 V bat seFvcesl may
have rendered ~ nlY country / cannot but feel
pleased with vouI address. and assure 1oa ihatI
feel ordinary qualification IN seeing he adEarc-
mcnt Of edueatieR for with y tie pTlnelples Of
religion and morally must so bard n hand. BY
this the land Inch gave u bsFth must be made
great country, arei our people be rendered happy
and contented In the Numerous bright iaces
around me. / see az earnest that those v no are
following in our path viii be " ell httcc Tor Their
duties. Among th'ln | sce the future EotheEa Of
future heroes an the field and sages IN tie counciL
on VIII transmit those principles OF independence
which are the s.reaE buIwaTk Of the nation, pure
and uhadulteratsd 70 your childrens cialeIen, as
YOU received thera rom those vhO have gone De-
lore AS so that to The end OF ne. Tie c5uEcils of
| the wise MAJ. gui4e and govern, as t5ee+tt OF the
brave may defend and protect the land that gave
US birth Ladies permit me TO conclude by eZ-
pressing heartfelt wish thai every happiness and
blessing which he human family Is capable of en-
ioy;ug may bt 7o0gr portion IN tbis lie, md that
still brighter enjoy nlent may le Your reward
hereafter
The New Orleans Bee, announcing The depart
ure OF Ger. Taylar from that ct& to his home ~
Baton Rouge. has the following remarks h--
Among his friends ard intimate associates Gen.
Taylor does not avoid touching upon tie subject
OF politics although his obsera aflons are discreet
and distinguished oY selfEi.fGcEec. lie expresses
the belief that tie people desire cahss ~ se,a ssd
gieGss rs In the administration of The Government
and that they elevated him 10 office with q view
4 10 political refCrn More than once he has deciGf-
cd unaffec.ely, aaI honestly that lie would have
preferred the election of any other good substantial
Wing He is flled with emotions of gratitude a
the vote lie has received. and &c never speaks OF
Louisiana; but with lindling eve and face stius-
ed with pleasure OF AfiiiaEd Fillmore he speaks
in teT4.ls OF hik,h admiration and respect and
CARDS him as sound and trustworthy conserve
i've statesman.
The Delta gives asprightly little speech OF Tie
old General IN reply 10 remark that he must
be much annoyed with applications fer Office
"No,n replied the ole gentlemen, with lhat plea
sant sliie whica lights up his features when he Is
PLAYING the arniaola, j ana not annoyed b. them
because they were to be expected. Let them all
send IN their apple atoms and n porer time they
viii be duly considered Some vsll have TO lie
appointed and sorne disappointed. and those that
are disappointed viii be 10 Verse OF than they
were before. As or myself lveuld give them
all Office II had Iem, Tor the Offices belong 10 the
people whose servant l am lat lle added they
viii have 10 wait I'll | ara President before j can
act upon then applications L. February ] shalt
pay-a visit 10 nay old friend Gov Critend,1 thence
to Washington where shall be happy To see ali
OF You whenever YOU visit tie capitol The bon
donnie OF tIlis lIttie speech produced . greater
effect than the most noncomu.ttaI discourse OF
the most skiIlul politician.