Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-02-10
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UNION on rHE WORLD AND ARGUS.
FI'UE wOBLp, 90 which uo Nsv yoh Il..tly
Argue lna been uuiial, Doe I'd. .iav H,r tir1rs
tho aggregate grrh'1iIUu 0l any Democratic obj
conservative uovtpbper II tdlrcssgs weekly
al1uo more than luO,ulO ulacihnv and constant
purchasers, and reaches nt lea.t hrITu million
reodors. with the steady increase in circulation
wlich it now Cuioys, those numbers will soon lr
doubled. Nothing lees than This should satisfy
those who believe that the only hope of restoring
the Union and the authority of the Constitution
over q now distracted and divided country, lies
In Wrestling power from the huuds of those whose
ianoticism has helped D. provoke, invite, aR,
rolong the war; and that to accomplish This end
no means is so effective as the diffusion through
able and cnterpusing newspapers Of sound pnit,
icol knowledge among the working men, tho
thinking men, aud the voting men Of the North
Enterprise, industry, and money will be libcr,
ally expended 20 mako THE WORLD the BEST
NEWSPAPER IN AMERICA. lts news from
every part of the world will be early aud authen.
tic. Wherever the telegraph extends or rail.
roads run, or steamboats, ply, IL will gather the
latest Intelligence, 1t has large stan Of accom-
plished correspondents with all the federal ar
mics, who will telegraph and writo to us th,
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has correspondents and reporters in every poliG
cul and commercial centre in America and Eu
ropo, whose lottcrs and dispatches will have
nothing worthy ol note unknown to It's readers.
The Market Reports of the World are more
complete than those of any other newspaper
Tho Editors invite comparison in this respco
and point to the reports of the Cattle Markets
the general and country Produce Markets, ant
the Money Markets in its columns, as proof O
its excellence in this respect. The World hu
also q special department devoted to Agriculture
filled with editorial articles communication
from practical farmers, and selected matter, ma
king valuable and useful paper for the Farmer
and Mechanics Of the country.
The war in which the nation is engage
! against armed and infatuated Rebels and th
radical policy Of the admins ration which pro
| longs it, have conspi.ed to bring together upOI
one platform all conservative, Union and Consti
| tution-l loving men, of whatever former name AM
creed. Many Of those who within the limits Of th
Constitution, fought the battles Of tho ballot-bol
under the leadership Of those patriotic statesmen
| OF other and better days, Henry Clay and DAME
/ Nebster together with the masses whose princi
| pies were those of such patriots as Andrew Jack
| son and William L. Marcy Silus Wr ght anl
! stephen 4. Douglas, now stand shoulder To shoul
! der upon the same platform and under the sam,
banner. The platform is a plain one. 1t is t,
restore The Union, muiHtuiH tie Constellation, alt
| enforce he La~s. Whatever makes for this end
the exercise of force or the policy of cancellation
| the World will advocate whatever IN. kes agains
/ it, the World will oppose.
| 1t will oppose every enemy to the Union
whether armed in rebellion at the South o.
I iinsdiously planting the seeds of disuuion anJ
essential disioyalty at the North.
| 1t will oppose every violation Of the Constitu
/ tion, which is the only hope and bond of Union
and our only authority for exho!tiug or compell
| ing the allegiance Of the South.
1t will oppose every infraction Of the Law, il
/ high places OF in low, by reckless and misguided
partisans or by the administ alton which ha
been their example.
/ twill fearlessly exercise :he Frceign Of h
/ Preas; it will constantly uphold and dcien
| Freedom Of Speech and Frecdom Of the Boliot
To the lawless acts of the Administration, it
arbitrary and unjust arrests and expatriations, 10
denial Of the rights to the writ Of h0Jcyg corpa,
its illegal proclamations. its abrUgation of Stat
and federal laws, its despotic accumuations o
ungratciul power, and its subversious Of the safe
guards Of civil and personal liberty, il will con
stanuy oppose the letter and the spirit Of our 81
preme law and the advocacy Of sound doctrine
until American freemen shall be reused to tn
recovery of their rights their liberties, their laws
and their limited and we'll balanced government
by the resis dess decision Of the ballot
Profoundly impressed with the desire to con
tribute all that it may to the great work OF thi
Cenerauon,-namely, to restore our nationa
unity, and to place the Uuitei States again fore
most among the nations of the earth, and first il
the peace, prosperity, and happiness Of its peo
.ple-THE WORLD seeks from those who dcsr
such things their SYMPATHY and support, and
above all, tho favor Of Him who crowns ever
good work,