The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-22

rNO APPROACH that most august tribunal, The
Public, which the kngiy pride must conceal an
nob confess an humble reverence ever an
occasion But when tho of emon
STRANGE deep eanestness the ddnce
impair confidence in the latter and thus increase
In our common country among ess
OF action and expression in partisan contest ndued
by and so transparent by use that the most are
principles government by dislike of the prevailing means
who Gnd their lecb the popular
principles and private 1t is for such that this pubea
The general neglect duty however high authorizes the most
@ 70 nesaa% the the pu has probably e doubt the
protector Whether he shall capable of supplying the want he no
acknowledged with regret that political magazine Of
feed TO the public as an exsnpa Of absolute enndor would os
principle dsntereed could condemn the project or long suffer
II singular The following opinions are hn upon general con
That poy parties politicians according the
principles right wrong great press the
exclusively political maintains the system by action and by
pursuit paramount evil of the
dny tat there public dangerous complication OF
established political that in some instances mon Of aeknow
political party that the abounds with wise and vrtn
whose oseuty public loss who would be called by the
there practicable method select
ing attempt this end the nature of organized
has failed and must continue to fail through the same
that produce the evil. &c, ..
The following convictions among others have been adopted for
advocacy with abilities uned but with rtless and reso
lutte andor which hoped will not altogether dssappon conf
The virtue people only Public opinion
hypocrisy and dupiy in general but 'oerae
this indulgence until general degradation of public
will endangcr institutions, political and social That
these evils chiefly because the principles Of morality are
ignored practical political questions as Irrelevant and
ignored questions morals The main object VIII
examples that in every instance they
sound politics practical morality that under
political action moral obligation that
and politics must tend to corrupt private virtue
who forth public
sboud be treated who
who hold profit to DO tho condition
believed to be seeking Office should be calousy
excluded politicians should not be excused for
they justify in public confession that "polti
against the people that the
political OF reforming the foregoing OWLS that
generally matters of fact and
their general practice TO make politics exception
they they justly chageabe with the consequent
deterioration of public morals
These supported by reasoning solely admitted
principles by seGcngchey from the
without any personal dparagemen of special condem
prevalent evil principle aud then applying to such
instances with simplicity the plain rules Of Justice and
political those great doctrines usually incopo
democrats their Platforms which Catholic
principles shall support shall such other doctrines
a tho OF mankind may develop
the number the ensuing NeH Year
pamphis form Three dollars Newspapers through
exchange and requested pub
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j. NJ. BINCKLEY,
Nov 23--dtfa Washington d. C.