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WING PRINcIPLEs.-The Boston Wing in notice
of the leading periodical of its party admits that the
Wings have no common principles. 1t says


'The Wing Rerielo is very good in its politics,
excepting that it always performs the play of Ham
let with the part of Hamlet omitted. Being warrant
ed to hold no doctrines that do not belong to the
united Whig party of the Union, it must obviously be
confined within limits indefinitely small. Indeed at
the present we cannot recall single general
principle upon which the chOle of the Whig party
can be said to unite"