Modern Democracy

The Augusta Age, a leading Democratie (so callcd) paper in Maine, has the following: t:TítE Democratic Party is rotten, ITS LEADERS ARE CORRUPT, NO GOOD CAN BE GAINED PROM A LONOJBR ADHERENCE to ít. and unless it can be made to undergo some violent radical change, by breaking it up and remodeling it, the country is better ofFunder Federal Domixation." Wc liave long been of the same op inon thus expressod by the Age. If there vas ever a party steeped to the lips in gross inconsistencies and shamel css hyocrisy, it is the "Democratic" party of his country. But, we did not expect to ee this truth so boldly uttered by one of ts leading journals. We hope the honest -nen in that party will take the advice of he A ge, and assist the Liberty party in 'breaking it up and remodeling it." -