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 The slhird class" print is hard To please II deems the willingness of the democratic party, expressed in the mos courteous and respectful telms, to co-ope- rate "it their ellow-t izens of whatever political complexion, in bringing abont cert in benefic al re- formations in e city charter, as 'insulting'' to the wings n the highest degree. II is silly enough for man to but hiss brains out against stone wall, but it is the of folly to go and build wall for that express purpose

 Now, he editor wont be able to convince any sen sible man of his parly lhat there is any thing su- ing intended conveyed m the results of the consult mions Of the democratic party on this subject. The editor has entirely overlooked the following paragraph from the report and proceedings which have so st r. red up his bile

 Extract from the Repon.

 In presenting to the democratic party the ressu- ons which embody the cnnclusions of this report the committee does not wish lo throw any obstruction in tn way oi any effort To obtain the harmonious action of the whole community III the settlement of plan for the city government.

 The subject is of interest to all parties, and the agreement of all to the provisions of charter, should be obtained fl practicable. The committee does not consider Il the duty of the democratic party to pro- ceed aone in the work of reform if their fellow clti- zens of another party indicate iOish 10 joia the tooTk.

 IT the measures now in progress for the union of all sentiments n favor of amendments shall progress to maturity, the committee recommends that the olotions now adopted may be regarded simply er- pressure of He retrs 0 the deaocrafie party upoa he omendnaats that are necessary, and of the defects be repaired,

 That the action of this meeting may alone be re- ferred to furnishing evidence of the wishes of it's members, to the persons who shall be clothed by tine putnIn niltr, tl.t,, sE

 On the other hand, if our fcllow-citzens are tented with charter in which there is d violation of some principles of paramount importance to the dem ocratc party, it is due the principles of which that party is a repository 10 proceed in the good work alone.

 We can see nothing nightly insulting in this. Can the readerl