North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-09-28
+. PROSPECTUS F0H 1864.
So. rH.E 2dnEg
THE WORLD: -.
An independent Democratic Daily, Semi.
Weekly aud Weekly Newspaper.
UNION OF THE WORLD AMI, .sReus

I TIE WORLD, to which the New York While
Argus hos been united has to day fre tiusea tina A.
grcgate CIRCULATION Of any Democratic or eonsarv%
J tive neTspaper, II addresses weekly alone faoes
| than IOO.O0O subscribers and constant purchA..
| ers, and reaches at least halt million rea adeYs-.
With the steady increase in circulation which Il
enjoys, these numbers will soon be doubled NetS-
ing less han this shoald satisfy tAese whs selsy@
that the only hsps o. restoring the Union and the
authority Of the Constitution over bow disarsessA
and divided couoiry, lies in wrsstns power Gssa ts
sands Of .hsse bcse faAatieisa has helped b pFv-
| woke, invite ana prolong the and thai ts 60
| complish this end is so affective as the
diffusion through able and enterprising uewrpaeers
OF sound political knowledge among the working mcr
the thinking men, and the voting OF the NORTH
| Enterprise, industry and money will be Iiberally
| expended TO make THE WORLD the BEST SgWS-
PAPER IN AMERICA. It's news from eysry mart
of the d will be early and authentic. Wherever
the telegraph extends, or railroads steamboats,
ply, II will gather the latest intelligence 1T hsa a.
4rge staff o. accomplished correspondents with m
the federal armies who will telegraph and wriss 4,
us the latest news from the various seats of war IL
has correspondents and reporters in every poiid-sl
and commercial centre in America and Eurnue whose
letters and dispatches will leave nothing worthy
note unknown to its readers
The NARRET REPORTS of the Womb era rnore
complete than those Of any other newspaper Tbs
Editors invite comparison in this respect nd point 10
The C.,e Markets. the general and country rrodecs
Markets AID the Money Market in its columns q.
proof OF excellence in this respect The WORLD haS
also special department: devoted to Agr1eultura
filed with iitorial rticles cOmmunieat tions from
practical farmers and selected matter making VAL
u'tie and useful paper for Farmers and Mechanics
- the untgY.
The war in which the nation IS engaoed aoa,nst
armed and infatuated Rebels am, ihe radical policy
+ he adnIIistra,1 On which proongs it, have cou-
plred to bring iocetherupon platform all conser,
alive, JnIon-ioying and Constitutions loving men, Il
hg tava ftrrro r.l. L..
within the limits OF the Constitution ou ght the baa
lies OF the Iilot box under the leadership of those
patriotic statesmen of other ahd better days H"nry
Hlay and Daniel Webster. together with the masses
whose pTnc pies were those OF such patriots az An.
rev jackson and William L. Marcy SiIas WRIGHT
nd SteI hen \. Douglas stand shoulder to shoul-
crupon the same platform and ulleri he same banner
Tie platform Is plain one. 1t is to restore the I'm
'on maintain the Constitution, and enforce III
LaEg Nha'oveH makes for thus end the exercise Of
.rsc or the policy of consultation, THE WORLD will
'fv"e"tei whatever makes against it, THE WORLD
sill CfTcso
II will oppose every enemy to THE UNION
@heiher armed IN rebellion at the South or isdioue-
planting the seeds ol disunicn and GENITAL dis-
,.aity at the North.
IL viii oppose every yiolltion of THE CONSTITC-
HON, wh Oh IS the oplv hope and bond Of Union
nj Ger only authority for exLortiDg or compelling
ne allegiance Of the South
II VIII oppose every intructioE OF TIE LAW, in
Ugh places or IN low, by recn less and fnisgui ed pay
zdns, OF D. the adninis ration which mas been their
: Example
1t will fearlessly exercise tbs Freedom Of DE
PTess II will constag Y uphold AMI defend Free
a3m Of Speech and Freedom ofhe Ballet
10 the iawicss acts Of the Administration its arLi-
lary arrests and eXnatriiations, it's denial OF The
ight to the wit ofha5eGS corPus its Illegal prscia-
nations, its ahrogath Of State AMI federal laws s
esi oi'' a"cumulations If ungranted power and Its
Sufyer. Cns # the safeguards of cirI and pe-ssnag
sherry 1t viii constantly uphold the etter and the
spirit OF supreme Law and the advocacy of sound
iectIinc. until American reemen shall be reused 30
he recovery Of their rights their liberties their laws
ma their hlmted aud well balanced government, by
he rc5istless decision Of the ballot.
Profoundly impressed with the desire to contribute
I'll that It may to the great work of this generation,
namely 10 restore our national unity, ani to place
The United States again foremost among the nations
# the earth, and first in the peace prosperity ard
happiness Of its p2opie.-THE N0RLD seeks from
those who desire such tnjngs their sympathy aud
support, and, above all, the favor Him who crowns
every good work.