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COOP REASON "A locoioco paper,
whichis endorsed by The Washington Jour>
nal. makes the following queer confess
ions;


"Graduates of Colleges arc, in nearly
nine cases out of ten, wings. So natural Is
il for them to cast their political fortunes
with that party, that we have frequently
been surprised at The result of our own OBJ
seryation oflhe fact, while unable TO ac-
count Tor it. As incredible as il may seem,
we never yet have been acquainted with
Presbyterian clergyman who was a. dem.
ocrat. They have been whigs universally;
and II IS we'll known that nearly or quite
all of the clergymen of that denomination
are graduates of Colleges. Observation
will aso demonstrate the fact that large
majority of our professional men of all
classes. are OF the same political caste, par
ticularly of those who have been run
through those machines for making young
arristocrats"


We have always believed that the better
educated aud more enlightened a citizen
might be, the more surely, c9teris paribus.
would he be wbig. This is the first
time, IN our experience, that a loc0foco
editor has been Tool enough to toacknowledge
fact so incontestibly condemnatory OF the
principles and character of his own party.


Phil. North Amer