WHIG PRINCIPLES.
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Il is not remarkable that many. who
were in 1910 opposed to the triumph oi
Wing principles, should nov say, although
that party obtained great victory, llttie' II
any good, came from it. This, we say, IS
not remarka Bile; on the contrary, II Is quite
natural. But. at this day, It IS scarcely
necessary for US to say that the triumph OF
the Whig party in 1910. was barren trt-
upaph. The venerable Chief they selected
was too soon called away from us-the
grave interposed It's claims-and since then.
the Whig party has had no power or lnfiu-
ence in the adoption of Government meas
ures Il has been like good Ship, capa-
bic of performing prosperous voyage; oul
having lubber in command, incapable OF
performing single duty, has gone With the
wind and tide of.caprice, to the great detfl-
ment of the owners OF VESSEL and cargo.


But that voyage is now near It's close
and true and reliable man will be soor
called to command and then. and not til
then, do we stand ready to promise the wor
king out of true Whig principles lie
those principles be clearly carried out, al
they viii be under the Administration 0
MIR. Clay, and all will go well for he Is
man who performs what he promises, AM
goes where he looks-straight ahead-n
side turnings. He knows the wants OF hi
country, and has the firmness to announc
his principles. The country now feelint
the want of the services of Just such man
will 60 with him fair trial. All we ash
is, le: us have the trial and, if it does nc
work well for all interest, we shall be rea
dy to discard "Whig principle" no
till Aeni-Raleigh Regastsr.