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The TaUru rqa ogcs.-The Eas,or
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THE TRUrH Yea OEcs.-The Easion
tPa.) Scatinei, AZ old organ of Inc Locof'-
CO party, thus destribss his own friends:


THE party-lhe Democratic Republican
party, we mean, OF course, for that IS the
only party that has ever arisen in this coun-
Try worthy of the designalion-has at
length become SO involved BY selfish and
corrupt politicians, and uuprincip!ed deua-
gogues, in dissentions, perpiexities, and
factional warfare, that it viii probably have
to pass through the ordeal of another gem
eral and overwhelming defeat, before it
shall be redeemee, purified, and restored
TO its former glory, unity, and strength. In
Pennsylvania, a worse and more deplora-
bic state of the party is witnessed, than in
any other State in the Union, except, per-
haps, 1t be the State of New York With
the fell spirit of faction that is raging in the
party in that State, and sowing the seeds
of its overthrow and prostraiion. we have
nothing now TO do; we shall, in this article,
confine ourselves mostly TO our own State
and, in the spirit Of prudent forbearance
and kindly admoRition, endeavor TO point
out scme of the causes that have brought
about the present deploTabie condition OF
the Democratic party in Pennsylvania, and
placed it in imminent peril OF defeat at the
oext Gu5ernatorial election, at larthest,
more disgraeelul and disastrous than that OF
1885,"