Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-08-12

must yield his opinion as to what is the most
,ludicious procedure, to that of the multitude
with whom Inc acts. Otherwise. no progress
can be made except towards disorder and
ruin.
The Condition of the Wing Party
The loud cry in the democratic journals
q The whig party is dcad-tho whie rartv is
dead, = is already dying out of the air. The
older dogs have quictcd the young barlcrs
considerably. Thcy were to, sagucious to
join in the yclp fairly at the outset but
after their way indicated to the youthful
zcalots, " don't you believe tits only
playing rossum, keep your paws away from
It's teeth by this time, they are all salts
lird'' it is alive and alive like to be-" Well,
they were told SO, in the time Of it.
But the Same cry was heard from some
wing journals. Foremost, and loudcst among
them was the y. Y. Tribu,,c; and 50 loud
and frequent was its note. that - good MANY.
Tor II time. were very much Disturbed hy it,
But that too is altering its key. Though it
repeats the same phrase, it is with Il ,ualiG-
cation. 1t higgins to explain. 1t seems that
it did not mean to say. that the Marty ,,os
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word but DULY hH, as an freshman might
say. That is, it had been very badly maulcd.
and enough more of the sumo treatment
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y Us ''''''''S' an" '''"V Su'H huf'S are oI the
worst KIND.
All that is very sensible. When if saws. in
the way OF explanation, that whenever tn"
t ,l",'I,II ~ " i;',N Is u'>!2"'"E employed
Of two tl,iu.rs must rn.ur ..;tirr t1', g.,
tious lrryrr.ion must br rcpudiatcd. or the
"'ltN OF the party Is drStr"Ncd, 1t Is not
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to defeat the election. s,lrrr,si,rly Of t,u
Wing t, :. Senator's, riSkng the success OF
lHr'E opponents rather than consent to the
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the Kindred bolt ont of the vhi., Stain cam.
N"ntion hy Mr.. Granger and others. ON no
other lfrlrAt than the passage OF II resolve
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into fine who ,J,tGrn ,t r.iii,,,.,r,, I'',
June, the pro-,aycly and anti-kossutl
ll'hhS' -Hud " tine Keeping Mr.. chstcr IL
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had ceased to exist. if they did not mra,
TINS what d" they mean!'
For that mattcr it may be said. that probably
they meant lust what was meant by those win,
for instance, insisted upon passing the rcsolv,
in favor Of Mr.. Seward. in spite of the oon,-
stion of those who were avcrsc to il,-yiz
10 affect Sumo u,,nrior ,,o,.nro bv :, ,rL.
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my W wv" VI t'c co"
'"ct OF many ih'lV'ou'I' ana ci'l"e' III society
who are more carried away, for the time, witt
an intense desire to advance their own ends
than to do all in their power for great com
mon rood.
Has not even the TIibune, by insisting OF
lis own views, rs the only ones worthy of
respectful consideration; and its bold asscr
tiona that the party which 1t has been a,taclloc
to so long, is dead, because certain miuoritic:
of it, did whit others dlshkcd, been dom.
substantially in t what it 50 s,outly rcbukr.
others for doing: We see very littic to choos'
between them. 1t is true enough that suci
proceedings as the Tribune condemns, are Of
destructive tendcncy aud that sufficiently cX.
tended and pcrsevcred in, they must destroy
tn" party IN winch they prevail. So far the
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