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II viii be seen ~ our paper, to-day that we
have introduced into its columns hohtical
hcaa; under whicl. we propose to give weekly
a cwalticles, relative to thcpresidcntial ques-
ton; such as the results of Elections in the Sc
vcral states, interesting letters, and other doc
unrnts, throwing light upon the merits and
dement's Of public men, &c. Tic question
may be asked, how \ thiss why do you Dc
part from your neutral course We hall an
swer bv sayng---thc public, and particularly
our au5@fibrtS, prTAND that We should do
il sand being alive to our own interest, as eve
~ niah should be, We tttvc thought proper 70
comply We shall no. however, strictly speak
ing, depart from oal neutral course Such ar
ticles as MAY be Inserted, relative to the pres
ilcntal question, shall appear without COM
mcnt neither shall any partakc Of that abu-
siye character 50 much III vogue at present.
We shall publish for the qualification Of our
subscribers, and not for ourselves; and cur Sc
lcctons shall be, as far as NC are able TO make
them, impaitial--that is, we viii not publish
more in tAlo our Of one candidate than OF the O.
tlci'


The time has arrived when public c%cite-
mcnt calls loudly for information upon tAe
great question now before the people. nc
mercury of party feeling points the tcmpcra-
ture Of the political atmosphere At .feper hfat;
and for the Wilmingtonian to keep herjectly
coLp at such timc is a thing out of the ques-
tion--It must part;,ke a fttie of the nature OF
the times, TO exist. But while VIC open our
paper to clear, temperate, and candid dis-
cussion Of the matter, let it be explicitly un-
derstood, that we take no part in tive WI
not appear in the listsas the avo~c'l champion
Of either party