Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-08-17
Party Discipiine-waat IS 7!

t5 tlie matter 81 part dISciI '4i1e ~ . ' 0
manner, and presents tie case 80 clearly that 10
one can fail 10 see its application to the present
state % political affairs. The writer asks = (
as il one end of party discipline TO sustain 4
the Administration OF she \ atl0ual Government
existing AZ snv time We should Ike TO know
Low l. can accomplish such a result. We have t
sometimes seen 1t attempted, but it generally
irnrairs the strength u an Administration more
tnau 10 sustasEs IT, Il seems to he imagined that
gi. Administration can, by dlscI plIne, form all
uaiads Of the party II one mouiI-that it can
81 the voices of the party all At one pitch. 50
tiat they shall give one eUphouioss howl Of ac-
c-amatI"H.-SUch atthmpts are always abortIye,
aud an Administration that confines It's atten-
ton 10 doing night and seeking The welfare of
All the people. is more likely To be backed up
~ the good WISHES II the party. and To be Well
endowed with mora power, than Admins
lratlon 81 any other description. Each party
wants the Administration to take care of the
people. no; Ia take care either of It's popularity
or Of the welfare Of SIS patty.
Though IN the foregoing remarks We have
incidentally aIFertea T. the MEANS which NAV
properly be employed Ia enforcing party disci-
pine, It may te well 10 remark more distinctly
that whatever means are employed should be
consistent with the cardinal principle Of frecI-.n
Of Thought and action. Tie disciplinary relnov-
al 81 official incunbents Is clearly Inconsistent
with that freedom; and that species Of di>ci-
pine should be 81 once and forever discarded.
Every other method Of coercion kindred TO that
should share the same fate and while An nos
=lble efforts made by friendly, fraterna cor
lesfy-eeife ana eG-.'eIs'l.ee 10 secure harmony
sirIi Sonia ba Nh ~. -. o,g' CO..,
me L ts, 81 human human 'SSialien necessarily and
nature The objects and she ,gear -, - dr.
eipIiue what are T. be considered 1iolatio11s Of
+ It II Is not E'olatIon 81 party discipline, to
r. II rs /. '.iii' Eng '-o seShIhs q 70 express
general or l'cai gov hG'en's. \ legitimate par
- ;.-.i,,,e7 & M. con
II does not demand thai man should CO. ~
be a man, or should surrender his individually
to any man Or association. 1t does not demand
ma . lie Ti-,i' 5- ms ezes % Jolly or l4quity
wrong. fusrrce and Injustice. 4 man NAV car-
of rarty discipline. Isn-t Tins SOP If II isr'f
then party discipline is very Ubiquitous and
eAeefaDie tHlng.
A ,j,.enrp A. So -I-e,.-,I-,o & u To-.
- Gives tbt evidence ~ t ava,,,,r,otf,,, IF 47d-
ward Cullen. before T,.Isa Martin. I'm, the r,rr-
der If Robert Gjttiran from, which if apnears
dat the former killed the hitter ~, the gfb b1
s.yil,iae- tir, H. the h,cl- ,r;,b scz,ho -.
I APP ears to have been the exciting cause. Gull
len was committed for trial
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, Thos T. Anderson. & John s PheIps.
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