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cannot be brought to surrender their wishes
to dictation from any quarter, each one
claiming the privilege of ofthinking and voting
for himself In the elections Of 1889 the


Wings succeeded in only six States out OF
the twenty-six. The Democrats were then
more sanguine of success In the pending
Presidential canvass than they are now, and
yet in few months after this time, when the
ralIying hour arrived they were stunned by
the immense majority Of Upwards of 100000
in the popular vote for the Wings. In the
present contest we have infinitely greater
advantage over them than we had in 1910


Now. the Wings are united to a man in the
selection Of the gallant champion of their
principles The Democrats, on the other
hand, have to arrange the conflicting claims
of almost a score Of rival candidates. to melt
together the repulsive elements of ultra fed
eralism and ultra notification; abstraction,
amalgamation and abolition; exclusive hard
money-Toni Benton humbugs, and Web
ster's Tyler's Exchequer. Is it possible
that they themselves can believe that they
will be able to rally an unbroken column
out ofthese discordant undisciplined squads
to educe any thing like order and harmo-
nv out of his chaos2--Under these circum-
stances. who can doubt that the Wings, upon
whose efforts depends every thing pure in
government and desirable in social life, will
when the fitting hour arrives once more
put forth their unwasted strength. and rebuke
the insolent and ill-timed rejoicings of their
adversaries2-The inspiring motto NIL
desperandum est" is more applicable to them
than it was to Rome in the zenith of her glo-
