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nele Is something too IN the nride OF
honorable association, which makes them


Wings. And as i. always is uniust to inn.
pute 10 mankind none but selfish fsalives
for their conduct in their nuhIic reIa,;o,,s


II is out reasonable TO allow the existence
OF high, noble. heroic and patriotic jmnul,
ses In large portion of that cllss pnf,yor-
aoie as may be the successful pursuit NJ
gain 10 the developement of such tra;,s
Just SO. great number OF unfortunate and
ignorant men are Locofocog, from a sin.
cere beliefthatihe Wings are an aristocrat.
&c party. and that their success will end,n.
ger popular liberty; how jus, NAV he seen
only by the intelligent


Ihe workirg g man, the iournevman the
aav-iaoorer, the apprentice. are asnirino 10
De master workm>n and emploveFs-as is
the clerk TO be merchant, as the moor
scnoiaf asplres to an honorable profession.
ana all are hoping. if not for wealth. at least
ioi eo"ipetence.a comfortable subsistence.
not only Tor themselves, but for others y bo
are yet TO De theirs. the wished. for part.
ners OIL thelr tolls and joys, the upborn of:
sp'mig oil their love and hone. who must be |
me,, wei. Clothed. we'll fed, we'll housed, well /
Ign, as becomes the progeny of race of
sovereign freenen. These arc what have |
ue.n ''e. 50 e1i often called the young men, the
young Wing. a we'll marked class. the
moving portion and the moving mass Of the
v "'g party who have for the last ten