THE Duty OF THE WHIGs
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We heartily coincide IN the sentiments con-
| tanned in the folio wing article IRON the
Alexandria Gazette:


We spoke, the other day, of The determi
| nation of the Wings to make no factious op.
| position to the present Administration, but
| to permit it. without hindrance from them,
TO shape its policy develope its views. and
| place the ship OF state, on the tack which il
| is intended 10 make fer the next four years
| At the same time we stated, that it was e.
qually The determination OF the Wings to
keepa watchful eye upon those in power. to
scan their course with attention, and To fol-
low their movements with a vigilance
which will never tire. This is duty they
owe to themselves and 20 the country, and
in the language of an eloquent English
| writer, applied to his political opponents in


his own country, "all the more so, if this
party in power should be found acting with.


out any fixed principles, covering over It's
Interested views with. the sembiance of O.
pinion, ard shaping lis course, professedly.
By the popularity OF q political creed-real-


lv, by that convenient needle, which. wide
as lis oscillations may be. always dips to
SELF AID. we cannot hst think that the
intelligence IF tbs Geusfsy aS already de-
tecte sal as4f.zea ii IL a. of the political
needle, IS exempt aed IN numerous cases
which occurred slact the Administration
commenced its labor Of love to the dispensa.
tion of the power and patronage the gov
eminent. AS the work goes on. and The
patrlols Of .he Iale Presidential contest
cone in 10 beg for aud 10 receive their re-


wards We shall see more of these illustra,
tlons. Already, 1t Is manifest, that IN the


estowai ef offices, ten enemies have been
made to the friend gained-not enemies
outright and open-mouthed-bu disappont-
ed, chagrlned. and mortified partzans who
bear their rep1lse With i'll concealed vexa>
tion,and will take hereafter an opportunity
10 give "a stab under the fifth rip" where
they can crafty their revenge. and contrib
ute to w ork out their own ends. The dis
position is manifested now-the execution
of the design will be accomplished if an Op-
portuni!y offers. In this state of the case, we
repeat, what we have often said. that with
out repining or impatience, and IN conf
dent hope. I'VE bide our time''


We are the more encouraged TO this
from the fact. not only that time will show
and fully completely the spoils motives
which, for the most part, actuate the leaders
of the dominant party. but that time viii al
so bring to direct issue the conservative





tire doctrines enforced by the political
teachers of their opponents, and now rapid
ly tending the practical operation. Hither.
to,we could only argue The matters.as it were,
theoretically, pointing 10 few cases, here
and there, to show the In evitabie direction
of the destructive impaise that has been
given TO public affairs II this country But |
as years roll on, we shall have to meet and |
grapple 4g7aTaaHsSn-a term we use 10 |
include all progressive" and dwelling" |
schemes of the day-face 20 face, and hand |
20 hand-to contend against ii as it moves |
US, living, breathing thing exerting its
banetul lnfiueace upon tie operations of |
government, the prosecution Of business, |
and the peaceful and happy enjoyments of /
well organized, law loveing, and law abb I
ding society. And when this Is brought
about, through the conflict will be sharp, |
and the blows heavy, we have no fears for I
The result We though no flatiers of, or
fawners upon the people. who believe that
hey can err or do err, that they are often
LgEorants and oftener still, preIud iced, shat
hey arc capable of the commission of
vroag. and are frequea.ly deceived. caioled,
hoodwinked and led have copfilenc and
when the contest is fairly raade between
conservative. republican
principles. and destructive. agrarian 0roc.
ices, there is intelligence enough v;rtne
enough patriotism enough in the coantrv
o give the Wings, literally, now. the con
'ervative party, a signal triumph "a tri-
imph which will tendmore than evepytbi4gf
hat has happered for the last thirty years,
o add permanence 20 our institutions. In {
act, the Wings have now-the same charge
rom the the couutIy, that tne Roman Re {
public gave 10 It's chosen defenders-"ne 5
uid Respublica detrImen;i capiat.'' The {
ouate4 VII sustain them in their efforts to
lifi etrust walch has been imposed up
n them Temporary reverses, or party c
efsats. canno. relieve them of the duty
hey aave assumed, and which they musr
ustaiu with the courage and the bepes of
hen whofsei and know what is expected
them. and what they ought to accom-, :
Ish


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1g tn JaIce s = ffo. when it is desira. $
ie 10 bave the attlcie, when made, retain G
le flavor Of The Iruit from which IL was d
liter sf5e juice is pressed from a
.e ftait, an the proper quantity of sugar Q
ided 20 II. et i oe heated until the sugar d
dissolved; after this. no further heat is 0
,quired to 6nish them n


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