The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-01-09
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Chicago Evening Journal
FOR 1862
DAILY, WEEKLY & TRI-WEEKLY.
A MOTHER year, with its great events, IS about
n closing and new year, when VIII prooaoiy
be the most eventfu in our Nations history, IS at
hand and again, as is our annual custom, we issue
our Prospectus to the people of the North W est,
who have so literally sustained us for nearly
quarter of century, bespeaking for continuance
of their support in the year to come.
The CHICAGO Journal, first established to al
vocate the election of HENRY CLAY, has followed
the principles of the old Wing Party into the Re
publican ranks; and in the party OF the Union, IL
will, it ever has, oppose public fraud, corruption,
and the enemies of the Union. 1t will advocate
the protection of the property of loyal Union men.
in every part of the Union, and will do all IN Its
power to assist in crushing out The the causeess
rebellion, which has called half million of armed
men into the field, to defend the Stars and Stripes
But the newspaper-readng public of the West,
know too well what The CHICAGO EVENING JOURNAL
is, to be told of it. 1t is only necessary to say
that it now has facilities for giving
THE LATEST NEWS, ss s
that it has never enjoyed before. and that its
EDITORIAL and REPoRToRIAL FORCE will be increased
to an extent that warrants us in promising able
and good general newspaper as is, or can be,
published out of New York. While its PoLIrrcaL
CHARACTER shall be- it always has been, fully up
with the demands of the timeS-conservative IN
spirit bold in expression, and firm in the support OF
RIGHT PRINCIPLES AND MEASURES,
opposinq WRoxG in all its forms, aud coming out
fearlessly in maintenance of FL " p
THE CAUSE OF JUSTICE AND THE PEOPLE,
as opposed to the Vaccinations and ntrigues Of
arrogance cliques, and corrupt combinations for
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of ambitious men or 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 candidly, and give as full and comprehensive
an abstract of the general intelligence OF the day
as can be crowded Into its columns. 10
ITS COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
DEPARTMENTS
shall be more full than in years past, in proportion
as these interests increase in extent and public
Importance. -
THE TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT
shall be second to that of no paper in the West.
We shall continue to receive the regular Associated
Press dispatches, and all the special intelligence
that our careful reporters, stationed at the more
important centres of the country, can send u.s.
THE LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
shall continue to be given with that degree of
prumptness and fullness that has hitherto rendered
The JOURNAL the best Chicago local paper.
Pledged to no Party, but that of the People, In
huenced by consideration but that of the public
good seeking no reward but that which an appre-
ciative public can bestow in return for honorable
and untring efforts to edify, 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 an
INDEPENDENT AND HONEST NEWSPAPER,
that dares speak the truth boldly on all subjects,
and that loves to advocate right cause and to
assist in the promotion and success OF ALL RIGHT
POLICY ENTERPRISE OR USE
FULNESs.
With this general announcement of the charac-
ter and purposes Of The JoURNAL,-and the assur-
ance which is scarcely necessary, that the Govern
ment and Army of the Union the cause of Liberty,
and the doctrines of the Constitution, will find in
it as true and watchful and firm friend lives in
the world, we submit claims to an intelligent
people, for their continued support and patronage.
THE DAILY EVENING JOURNAL.
Containing full Telegraphic Reports of news and
the markets up to the hour of going to press, at
=. NJ, and where trains leave in time for the
Second Edition, up to i. u, each afternoon, will
be mailed to subscribers at
81 Per Annum 81 for Months. 3 for 8 Months.
News Dealers in City and Country supplied at
$500 per hundred copies. Express charges five
cents per package.) The Daily Evening journal
may be had of all newsnen in the principal places
in Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Northern Indiana and
Southern Michigan and of all the train boys on
the trains that leave the city the evening of its
publication.
THE TRI-WEEKLY JOURNAL,
Containing all the news of two daiieS is issued on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings,
and contains the news in the Daily of
those days. at
81 Per Annum. So for Months. 81 for3 Months
Clubs of 5, at 50 so each. Clubs of 10, at SO so.
Clubs Of 20, at IS 25. Clubs of so, at IS 90.
TIE WEEEIV InITRNAI
Containing most of the matter of six daes, is
mailed every Thursday Evening.
Single Copies, 81 so per Annum. Clubs of and
upwards, 81 90 per Annum.
In Clubs of 20 more, the getter up of the
Club is entitled to a copy.
We hope the patrons of the Journal will aid us
in extending its weekly circulation at the above
low price.