Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-15
The Coming Year.
THE STATE JoI3NAL
for 1861.

The events of the year before Us will be
fraught with greater interest 10 the peo-
pie OF Indiana than those of the exciting
period through which we have just passed
as thrilling in their nature and a. important
in their results ~ they have been. The
Republican party has achieved triumph in
the State, and the Government of the Com
monw ealth is to pass into their hands. A
political revelation has been made BY the
people, and the proceedings of the new
guardians Of the public trust. will be watch
ed with an eager eve by all. The new par
ty comes into power during the second week
of January, aud all will be DESTROYS of keep
ing up with the onward march of events
Another interesting period prior to this
willbethe assembling of congress on the first
Monda, of December, when the policy of
the Administration respecting the
DISUNIoN MOVEMENT
will be made known, and other matters Of
great public Importance developed. With
the approaching session of Congress and
that of our State Legislature the people Of
Indiana will wish to be made acquainted
Taking the two together no paper will sup
ply the want for such Information so well;
An | at so cheap rate as the STATE Journal
will do. With full corps of reporters IN
THE LEGISLATURE
and correspondents at Washington and the
news by telegraph from Congress, we will
be able TO give always the latest and most
readable intelligence fro m those delibcra-
tive bodies.
With the adournmcnt.ol congress and the
Legislature comes the Inauguration of a
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL AID
MlNISTRATlON.
the "crowning flower and fruit" OF the
glorious victory achieved 10y the party OF
free labor on the 9th of November. This
will be the most important event OF the
year, and the doings of the new Admins
tration, men of all parties will desire 10
know. With what we have mentioned
above "a events of much more than ordina-
~ concern; with the interest felt in the
progress Of the revolution in Southern Eu-
rope, and in the developments of disunion
in the Southern States Of our Union. there
will be abundant material for making an
ever welcome and anxiously looked for pa
Der.
The Journal will al.o give much atten-
ton to home news, which department alone
will be worth the price Of the paper two or
three times over. Its columns viii also
contain
CHOICE MISCELLANY,
tales, political articles, CORES
pendence from various points, the latest
market reports: both home and foreign. and.
in short, every thing TO make a first class
family and political newspaper, suited to
both old young readers. In
TYPOGRAPHICAL APPEARANCE
It will he unsurpassed. having just been
dressed out in entirely new material for the
coming year.
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as heretofore, which are as follows:
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