~ish their federal chains, and our party become,
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~ith their federal chains, and our party become.
inert and ineffec live.


The system shonld.. be sacredIy adhered to--the
honor of those composing it, should most firmly
obligate them to carry out its decisions; and il


were expedient and well, as in New York, thai
these caucuses should be held in the open Capitol
Hall, in the presence of hundreds Of the people
and become rs much matter of scrutiny of the
sovereign constituency, as is the legitimate busi-
ness Of all Legislatures.


1t is sincerely to be hoped that the salutary Gus
toms of the democrats f"olden tmes," will again
prevail now n new administration is upon its eve,
and that all the decisions of all caucuses will be
made openly and honorabIy, and that they will
be sacredly respected by the party; by the oblign-
tions both of vitality of the party and of indivdu
al honor.


Let the Democratic press speak out upon this
subject, and its abuses will shortly be corrected,
and the stern virtue of our FORE father democ rats
will again shine among US in all its purity.