Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-22
THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A VAST,
UNITED, FREE PEOPLE.

They have made firm and the policy of riddiDg
the land OF liberty of the last vcstice of slavery.
The history of the world presents no spectacle 50
grand. After four years of warfare of une xamplcd
desructivcness and extent, after disheartenlng de-
Lays, AMI many periods of deep gloom, they again
assert that tley will light the fight of humlnity to
the end. come when that end may.
Still much remains to be done. The Confeler.
acy is tterng and the Union is gaining strength;
slavery is gaSping for life, freedom breathes more
deeply every hour, but the work is not done. In
the next four Years the will be over, and the
etfacing of its ravages, the alienation OF its enmi
ties, the utter cxtirpa;on of its causes, must be
commenced, not completed. Mach of this will
have to be done within the next year. Before an
oher twelve months have past We shall have to
decide whether united aud resolved people, of
vast strength, OF unsurpassed intelligence, With
holy cause, can cxpel Il disturbing element from
its midst. not. Ii must he an cventiul year.
The progress of the will in interest as it
nearS its object. The removal OF its causes, and
the measures Ol restoration, must command the at
tenton of all. The newspaper, to which all must
look for the first and most direct presentation of
both subjects. must be more necessity than ever
the people OF Indiana and the North w est,
the JUuRNAL prOpoS es to supply newspaper in
which nothing will be lacking that can be supplied
To guide their opinions and satisfy their demands.
INTELLIGENT AND TRUTHFUL COR
RESPONDENTS
will be kcrt with our armies, who will, by the
spccdiest means, advise It's readers of all that oc-
ours.
EXPERIENCED AND JUDICiOUS WRITER'S
will discuss all political topics and provide polili
Cal Information. 1t will be in charge of editors OF
ability and integrity. And it will maintain. as it
has always done, most fully and firmly, the policy
OF pushing on the war to the destruction of slave
rv as the necessary means to the restoration OF the
Union. "FREEOoM AND Union, ONE AND INsEPER-
ABLE will be its watchwOr1.
GENERAL AND LOCAL NEWS.
A carefully prepared summary of General and
Local News, together with Foreign and Domestic
intelligence, will be recorded from day to day.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Special atten lion will be given to our own as well
as the foreign and domestic Markers. as well as a
telegraphic summary Of the New York and Gin
cinnati Markets.
E CONGRESS
will shortly convene, and questions OF the decpes
interest to the people, rouching the policy of the
Government and questions growing out of the
War against the Rebellion, will be presented and
discussed, and in view of the importance Of the
questions to be brought before the National Leg
iSlature, we have sent one of our most competent
and intelligent Correspondents to Washington 10
furnish our readers with the most reliable and
trustworthy news from the Capital.
THE INDIANA LEGISLATURE
will assemble on the 9th day of January. 1865, and
without a doubt will be the most important meet
ing of that body since the formation of our State
Constitution Its proceedings will be carefully re-
ported for our columns.
SPECIAL TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHE ES
from all parts of the country will form m impor-
tant feature in the Daily and Weekly Journal.
9 TERMS FOR THE DAILY JOURNAL.
Daily Journal, year, in advance. -. SO 90
81 months, in advance. ..... 4 so
/" 3 months, .9 50
I" l month, $500. 90
Agents and Carriers supplied at Is cents per
week. These prices are liable to be increased at
time, subject to the fluctuations of the price of
paper.
TERMS FOR THE WEEKLY JOURNALS
One copy, ono year. 81 80
Five copies or more Ito one address), one
year, each copy. .....................2 25
Ten copies or more, one year, each COPY. 2 90
r An extra copy will be given to the getter-up of
each club OF twenty, and one copy Of the Daily to
the s.ettcrup of a club of fifty. rfia 80
Address. w. r. HOLLOWAY g. CO.,
ft ,tr.frcsn,f JOURNAL Office,
n6-3t Indianapolis, Indiana.