The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-05-29
THE CHICAGO EVENING JOURNAL
FOR 1869.
Daily, Weekly and Tri.Wcckly.

Another year, with its great events, 10 about closing,
and year. which will probably he the mos. event
full in Nations history is at hand, and again, as is
our annual CUSTOM ssue prospectus to the peo-
pie Of tho North who have so Literally sustained
for nearly quarter Of century, bespeHking Tor a
continuance OF their support in the year TO come.
The ChlcAao JouRNAL. FIRST established to advocate
the election Of Henry Clay has followed the principles
of the Wing Party into the Republican ranks; and in
the party Of the Union WILL It ever has, oppose
public fraud, corruption and the enemies Of the Union
II will advocate the protection Of the property Of loyal
Union In every part of the Union. and will do all
in its power to assist in crushing the causeess rebel
lion. which has called half million Of armed men into
the field, to defend the Stars and Stripes.
but the spaper- reading public Of the est know
too well what the Chicago Erening Jonrnai is to be
told of it, 1t is only necessary to say that it has
faclitie. for giving the Latest Mems that has
before enjoyed and that its Editorial and Reportoria
forces will be increased to extent that warrants in
promising able and good newspaper as is can be
published out Of New York. While It's political charac
ter shall be, always has been. fully up to the de
mands of the times-conservative in spirit, bold in ex
preston, and firm in the support Of right principles and
measures, opposing m all its forms, and COMM
out fearlessy in maintenance Ofthe caHse OF justice and
the people, opposed to the machinaon and intrgue
Of arrogance. clques, and corrupt combinations for the
aggrandzements of ambitious men special interests
at the expense Of the public welfare, it will at the
same time discuss all subjects and questions of public
character freely, carefully, and canddIy. AMI give full
and comprehensive an abstract of the general intel
gence of the day he crowded into its columns.
Its Commercial and Financial Departm nts shall he
III ihst,
ests increase in extent and public importance.
The Telegraph Department
shall he second to that Of paper in the West. We
shall continue to receive the regular Associated Press
dispatches, and all the special intelligence that ON
careful reporters, stationed at the important
centers of the country can send u.s.
The Local intelligence shall continue to be given with
that prompness and funess that has hitherto rendered
the Journal the best Chicago local paper
Pledged to party, but that Of the people: in
fuenced by consideration but that of the public
good; seeking reward but that which sppreciave
public hestow in return for honorable and untiring
eforsto ed, instruct and please them; the publisher
OF the Journal asks the support Of the people Of the
North West in his efforts to give them independent and
honest newspaper, that dares speak the truth boldly
all sui ecs and that loves to advocate right cause
and to assist in the promotion and success Of right meas
ures Of public policy, enterprise or usefulness.
With this general announcement of the character and
purposes Of the Jomrna and the assurance, which is
scarcely necessary that the Government and Army Of
the Union the cause of Liberty. and the doctrines of
The Constitution will find in as true and wachtu and
irin friend lives in the world, we submit claims
TO an intelligent people, for then continued support and
patronage.