Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-20

-Qaarrsling in the face Of the enemy,
Is very Improbable. Il can do no good,
j, may do initiate harm. Tine sPeut ia
den0unciug meu. beaase they differ from
u. once certain public measures, is more
than wasted. Before the Philadelphia
Convention meets, We should exercise the
largest charity for the opinions Of
others. independent men will think.
will talk, viii oppose. They have
L right to DO 50, aud though we
may DIT agree with them, We have no
right 10 denounee them, for doing what We
would do. we're We so ine,ined. Hasty
judgment, AMI cruel denln,iation, have
driven many true man from active ser.
vice. We hare enough to do to fight
against our ancient foes. without wasting
ouT strength on those who ought to be,
aud may be. our political friends When
tho convention selects the standard.bcarer
for the campaign, ..and the old party flag
is run.up to the masthead, and our form.
or friends refuse to-fght under its folds.
then it will be time enough to open our
batteries Of wrath on their heads. aud
drive them out Of our camp into the ranks
Of the enemy. We cannot afford to quar-
rel, until We know our quarrel is just.
We need every man in November next,
and if We are to beat the Democracy We
mus, BE- united The question to be de-
termined, is not. who is the best Republi-
eau, but who is willing to assist in defeat
ing the Democrats, The struggle is to be
between the Democratic and the Republic
can party. Every man we drive out of
the party is equal to two recruits for the
Democrats. 1t takes one from our strcneh
and adds one to our enemy. If We know
Of any good grounds for dissatisfaction in |
our party, let us do all We can in reason I
to tender remedy. Harsh words ought
not to be INDUCED in until the name of
our leader is known. L. it shall be the :
name of Grant. we expect every Republi. "
can to fall in line. Personal feelings -,
must be forgotten until the victory is won. !,
The battle is over, the triumph ours, we
can then afford to again differ among our !
selves. =
There is certainly room for improve. II
ment in the Republican party, but it must y
be brought about by the party itself, for Il
any attempt outside Of its ranks nust ~
work more evil than good, A little more /,
care in the selection Of civil officers,
little more watchfulness in keeping dis. d,
honest bands out Of the public treasury, =,
Ind little more snap in wedding out the ",
lisloya from Office. and in the appoint. a.,
nent Of loyal men to positions Of trust
md power, and our party will be the best no
'arty that the world ever acknowledged. 90
ltihas represented through its acts, the 50,
wisdom and patronism of the loyal citizens ~
America and it may well challenge the a.
'orld to point out single public measure 49,
ndorsed by its statesman, that has not /.
dvanced the civilization of the ages. 1t
as been' and is now, the laboring mans r.
arty. 1t has done more for labor in ten :,
cars, than the Democratic party has -,
one since the formation of the govern. -
lent. The hopes of the nation are GEN. -,
cred in its existence. Its defeat would
e public calamity, calamity that o.,
ould overN helm labor, and set back sub. -.
.antial reform. # :.