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HJCRMOND EN4UlRER.
, ,n,n,y moRNINc. july 20, 1888.


Party without pleasures to Propose aud With
out Principles TO Stand by.
So much OF the attention OF politicians has nee" c"k'
ed of late 10 the movements and doinss OF the pe'
pary and It's administration that the country mas i''-
10 enquire what the Wing party intend I" DO 70
lime il was actively a2i,e,ed whether the mig parry -
ed al all; but there is no nortu, power c'p ;,,
la,inq substance and no substance susceP'.o'e
,ion il i, Given up that the Wing party really EXISTS
80. ;,-,.n, and philosophical enquiry, now
IN ;a ,d ,hat is what do the Wing parry IN
,d 70 d, with themselves what measures or ooJeo "
,hou onoe2 wh,; i, now the end and purpose "l ''e'
oro,n;z,,ion3 The principles they once h'ia "e " rs
,cnable The measures which ihey once P'of "
,;,,.d condemned and obsolete. AL VIC ''.
v,,cine which they organized me Ahe'iea" WIG rN''
.,o ost md hopeless OF accomplishments Nay tue" "
sanitation itself is broken down anu hopeiesSy
,,n,,, bc denied ina, The New York Tribune Is me
actual organ Of the Northern branch OF "hal was 'o
n,,,v whether recognized as such II s an ndspu-
,se fact that ina: powerful journal beahes Tue spun ""o
,empe and speaks the ntimen,s Of the enre Nofes
w.; ~, II i, very plain that the Northern Wing paIly
are raying universally 10 the d"gnas ana
of har niece of radicasm inhdelty and anaucs'
Ths Y-,i5,nes plsorm of The Maine Liquor Law, Lana
Reform Asraransn, Anli-Rcnsm, AntiSiaVery, W.
mans Rights those kindred abominations Is SO "
thc creed of The great Body OF Northern Hh2Se'y a' "
who uns NAV read it, All the indications Oh poPua' se
peo al the North show that the Wing party hete hu'e
become infused and thoroughly contaminated win Tue 'o
Iutonary and radical isms Of that singuary aoe ou' u'
per"erse Journal The massea OF The wing parry No'.''
are absolutely under The If:buncs sway ana conoi AZ
,eectua members of party rebel against ano 'epu''
it's organshp; but ii is only The few that SUM ou "
masses swear by and follow the Tribune
The Whis party South conceal OF disguise TIT
fact of the utter unwortLncss of their Northern aies
brotherhood and fellowship with Southern men, lheS are
therefore powcr 80 al home and they have no prospects
Norhward The Nurlhcrn Wings do not pretend 10 con
suit them In their plans Tor The future They are ucnhe
total disregard of any aid alliance al The South lhcy y
more the Southern Wing party utterly und completely INT
Wing party have already said dues still exist out eSlse
without national organizations and with aIth ana ctee'
al the North which Southern can only revolt al ant
sepudiate.
What then do the Southern Wing purity propose to DO Z!
Do they intend themselves with mere system
capipg and fault finding? IL that course worthy oi srea
and enlightened pary3 theony policy OF which the oou
ern Wing party boast be that OF The dog IN IN
manages. The Democratic party are earnestly engaged
preserving national organization They are STRIVING
prevent party lines in the Union from being drawn bot"ee
The North and South. Their efforts in this behalf mag II
some cases fail The mcans they may adopt for this grea
important end may be mistaken. Is it TO be the sob
occupation OF the Wing party and press South 10 CRITICS
hs effort denounce these means and 10 Ieocc IN ines
instances faiiue2 there enough inherent Difficult
ties 10 such work. without the difficulties which cnvious
ealous carpng and disappointed rival may add TO them !
And is honorable great party TO do nothing an
undertake nothing but this system Of aut6ndng and mis-
ief.making7
Again. we ask, wha, do this Wing party South intend
propose do!