Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-12
H The Peru Rspu6lieqn comes to

Eg The Peru Repu6liean comes to us
this week enlarged and in IN entire new
dress It is now about the size of our
sheet II is an ably conducted paper and
richly deserves the liberal support it re-
ceives from its party friends in Miami
The editors. Messrs. LovELAsD & Hoop,
announce In the number before US, that
their list in Miami county alone, numbers
ZINE HUNDRED, with pledges from promi-
nent men III different quarters of the county
that the number shall be increased to 1,9O0
The terms are ST. invariably in advance
This shows what can be done when the
proper effort is made. The Republicans
Of Miami appreciate the advantages of =
home organ, and support it, in preference
to sending off for Eastern publications be-
cause they are cheap. The Republicans Of
Marshall, some of them at least, have his
lesson yet to learn.
For the benefit of our friends in this
county we append some appropriate re-
marks m regard to supporting county pa
pers. from the Republican. which, we hope,
they viii ponder upon and go and sin no
: more:
Z Nov that our part of the agreement is
, ful6lled--that we have . new press, new
type. new job Office and an enlarged paper
next question, and to rs the all i'm
portant one, is-shall we be sustained? nei
-thsr subscriptions, advertising or job wori
alone will do this; it requires ell combined
to afford fair and reasonable support
business men go away for their cards, law
yers. magistrates and officers for thei
e blanks-merchant and tradesmen for thei
3 circulars and posters, and then conduct bu
siness at home without advertising. it is a
idle to talk Of sustaining paper as it woul'
: be for merchant or mechanic to succeed
If their customers were to combine and i'm
port their goods and wares. We shall no
deny that certain kinds of job work as wei
as papers can Be afforded and obtaine
2 cheaper az heavy publishing and job sstab
8 lishments in the cities, than they can b
here: but is not the same true of goods an
wares, indeed neatly everything except tn
products of the soil? yet for each man t
import bis own would be Suicidal to ever,
deparfment of home trade and industry
* Instead Infringing mouths here to feed,
would drive them away; instead of encoul
aging home industry and building up HON
manufactures and trade, it would ruin boil
No town or city-no community can thriv
unless its several members discriminate
favor of, and thereby protect home inte'
q eats. The citizen-tradesman-manufa'
g furer or what-not, who overlookss the ju.
claims Of his neighbor upon him for SUI
q port IN whatever laudable bushes nc Is 81
eaesd. should not complain if thoss nsigt
bon discriminate against him in return
By the lstter Discrimination such an OF
would soon be made to see and feel no
very dependent he had hitherto been Il
success upon those whose interest he w
z 90 willing to disregard g, oa@
Foreign competition has we'll nigh ruiz
ed many Of our most valuable home into
g ests. but none has been more seriously a
fscted by it than printing. To estsbIis
this requires no srgument-it Il attests
by the repeated failures Of the Count
Press. The country has been LITERAL
: ovezrun by cheap catch penny papers Al
periodicals from abroad. and these are 2.
mlttsd TO { plscs in many . family, to q
exclusion Of their county paper, becau
q they an cheap. Again county and tow
sh'P omeefs: 1e ~ ma s. .e IA