THE DAILY CHRONICLE.
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 Republican by inclination, habit ,and princpIe-re- gardng the Constitution of the United States, and that of PennSyvana, eXGeentiy adapted to fulfill the great objects of government, sha always des- ire political opinions to be tired by those stand ards We shall not put on the livery of either of those parties winch the people of this country now divided but shall not avoid the discussion of any subject of political interest account of its ton with party questions The tea" of being bered among the devoted adherents of an aninistra- ton, snail not s1e appreciation of measures cal- cuiated to promote the public welfare; shall be slow to censure what we think wrong from the ap prehenson of being counted n te ranks of their sys temac opponents. n hese e,as all other discussions shall seek Truth where we hope to find her. and present her, without disguise or mutlstion, to the world. Strictly adhering to this course, hope to offer acceptable substitute for the undscrimnatng zeal of party aud notwithstanding the excitement thai exists and for time longer vii! probably contn- ne, our expectations are sangulne, that the faithful performance of tn portion of our duty will r'ceive the appr0baton of the jud dcIouS and the liberal.

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