CHARLES 81. PTTTs
RESOLUTIONS.

Wing Principles.
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IL ls not remarkable that many, who were
in 1910 opposed TO the triumph Of Wing
principles, should now say, although that
party obtained great victory, little, if any
good, came from It. This, we say, Is moi
remarkable; on the contrary, il is quite na
tuEal. But, At this daY, it is scarcely ne
cessaFy for Us 10 say that the triumph Of the
Wing party IN 1910, was barren triumph.
The venerable Chief they selected was loo
soon called away from us--she grave inter-
posed is claims--and since then, the whie
party has had 10 power or influence in the
adoption of Government measures. II has
been ike good Ship. capable Of performing
prosperous voyage; but having Iubber in
command, incapable Of performing single
dply, has gone with The wind and tide 81
caprices to the great detriment of the own.
ers Of Vessel and cargo.


But that voyage IS now near iis close. and
true and reliable man viii be soon called
70 command and then, and moi til Then. "A
we slane ready % promise The working out
Of true wing principles Let those princi-
pies be clearly carried out as they viii Be
under the Administration Of Mr.. Clay, and
all will GO we'll; for he IS man who per-
forms what be promises, and es where he
looks straight ahead no side turninas. =


Ie knows The wants or bis conntry ana has
the frmness q announce Lis princirIes.-
The country now feeling The wani olihe ser
vices Of Just such q man. viii - with him 4
fair trial! an we ask, is, lei us have the
trial; and, i + does not work we'll for alI ii.
teresls, We shall Be ready TO diaeafd Is
principles ess-bus not till then aleigk -.