Senator Carpenter In 1863

Bonn-tor Uarppnter, in J.000, wroie 01 it Boraoer.ttic party that, though at thafc time in tv false position, itwas tho last and oiily hope of the country, and " the party onco moro erect., its faoe 1 foo, no right-mindoil man could fa.il to choo5O corrootly betweon tho 1Upublioan party, bom of seotiomd hato, ing only wih civil war, and the only hereditary party of the Constitution, its j brow adornod with tho tropbies of peaco, und eovered all over with martial glory." The pnrty is now in its truo position. It no longT stanils in a faUs light beforo f,ho pi ator Cnrpenter, to make . 'a v.-orils irood, pliould be marohing rin with it, and the only roason ho is iiot ia that ho ha tnsted tho sweets of offioial position, and Imows what it ia to havo natronaffc at his disposal, and hesitates to