, 1864-03-23

the Young Mems ,Asaociation, which oeears next
Tbs heasr icEst Which W. wss u nominstsa h1sss BIZ
the TILED. lifelong and working members Of tho
Association was chosen with especial reference
{ % wsns ssho9 q ~ seeoape5
ments and large wealth It's policy is
Wsll 9Ea n5;3 tG BE- sysemot,s pursuit
ont any Of The cectloncezing buster On Which its
opponents rely for strength Buildings and art
are It's ultimate objects. but first Of ill library
which shall be- be worthy Of snch fttngs.. An iu-
cesslty has been the mother OF invention ever
since mother Eve first looked ABOUT her To-. u ng
Tie popular adage that "1arking dogs never
bite might with great propricty be applied to one
Of the two other tickets in the field. During the
past ten days hints have been freely thrownoa that
the Young Mems Association, and the
Opposition hare announced their readiness
ofits having been offered them: Their nomIuee
for President declared in his acceptance, TINT the
pact InstoEy Of the Association had bccn nothing
nsnuae an anwaeese .n fo ss f.
cers to DO their duty. be really expected to &C.
sSop,;hs Thst he stated a. desirable to be done
from theee samcicthargic officers whom he has de-
Donn I'd o. unwilling 70 do anything for the Aaso-
clation, and tho amenities that reg1lata the inter
ACKNOWLEDGMENT or the services Of euch men a.
have always Oiled the poaition be aspires to.
To thinking man, one Of the surest indications
OF anything like valuable resnlts during The enBun,
yea, II to be found in tho fact that i've Of the os}
Prominent Of the members of the Executive Board
81 the past year arc upon the "ftgulat'' ticket
thereby guaranteeing that there are plans for great
improvements which the short term Of one year
has not been sufficient to accomplish. We don't
Fee netlye business rQen seeking such Iaborious
aud entirely unremuneratiTe posItions twice IN
succession. except to carry out plans and policies
already matured and in the way OF Development.
We can state authoEitatiye}y that the pima which
hare fonnd their way into tho papers arc no cleo
ton lodges nor chimerical views. They are the
development Of the investigations Of the pass two
yeafs. II buildings are to be erected theY should
be The subject Of architectural pride to our city "a
well for the present In anticipation Of the future
ard such enterprises call for thorough investIsa-
tIoD. and cost from one hundred and dfty tho1sand
to three hundred thousand dollars. This iuyesti-
CATION has been made and the plans arc on the ere
Of maturity. Nov shall all this labor hara been In
ys'Af While Wc by no means deny that the In
coming of1ccrs, whoever they may be, would have
the benefit Of the reports to be made On this sub
ject the close OF the present administration yet
they are 80 Essentially the policy Of the regu1ars"
tnet their election aceu8 necessary to their COM
p!ete result. Tho "orpos1tlon" spurna tho past,
and proposes to lnaugurate anew and commence
back at tue heginntng; Does anybody believe that
another can accomplish more In one year than his
predeceseors, Mr. Wadsworth, Mr. Kowen and HI.
Doerett, have in three yeara: lie must do so to
commence with the material tho Irregular" ticket
fakes f5om them BY adoption for a platform.
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