Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-27
PROSPECTUS FOR 1864
NPJEfGtil Syy1OLs2E EfnLD
UNION ON TINE W0NLD AND lR0us.

( oaa We,ty h.rpuys,
UNION OF THE WORLD AND ARGUS
INHE WORLD. 10 which tho Nov yerk pr ,tIy
+ Y A,gw has been united. hrs to.dl, H,o t.mts
the aggregate ejaculation Of any Democratic of
conservative ucNfparer 10 ldlrosscs weekly
alone moro than 400 ,0C0 sui hscrihers and constant
purchaser and reaches at least laTa gyhgn
readers. With the stendy increase i'm circulation
which Il now enjoy, thcaa Plumbers win soop bs
doubled. Nothing less than this should satisfy
those who believe that the only hone Of restoring
the Union and the authority Of tho Constitution
over q now distracted and divided country, lies
N Wrestling power from the hands of those whosu
ianaIicism has helped T. provoke, invite, and
rolong the war and that 10 accomplish this end,
no means Is 80 effective as the diffusion tbrouah
able and cnterprising newspapers, of sound noit
zeal knowledge among the working men. IN,
thinking men, and the voting men Of tho NORTH
Enterprise, industry, and money will be liber-
ally expended TO make THE WORLD the REST
NEWSPAPER IN AMERICA. Its news from,
every part Of the world viii be early and authen
tic. Wherever the telegraph extends or rail
roads run, or steamboats, ply, IL will gather the
latest Intelligence II has large gtaA Of accom-
plished correspondents with all the federal ar
mics, who will telegraph and writo to us tho
latest news from tho various seats Of war. Ii
has correspondents and reporters IN every poiti-
cal and commercial centre in America and Eu.
rope, whose letters and dispatches viii leave
nothing worthy OF note unknown to It's readers
! The Market Reports Of the World are more
complete than those Of any other newspaper--
The Editors invite comparison in this respect
and point to the reports Of tho Cattle Markets,
the general and country Produce Markets, and
the Money Markets in its columns, as proof of
its excellence in this respect. The World has
also a special department devoted TO Agriculture,
filled with editorial articles communications
from practical farmers, and selected matter, ma
king valuable and useful paper for the Farmers
and Mechanics Of the country.
The war in which tue nation is engaged
against armed AMI infatuated Rebels, and the
radical policy OF the admins ration which pro-
longs 1t, have cOnsp.ed to bring together upou
one platform all conservative, Union and Copsti-
tution-lovmg men, of whatever former name and
creed. Many Of those who, within the limits ofthe
Constitution, fought the battles Of the L1lDt.DoN
under tho leadership Of those patriotic statesmen
Of other and better days, Henry Clay and Daniel
Webster, together with the masses whose princi
pies were those Of such patriots as Andrew Jack
son and William b. Marcy, Silas Wright and
stephen a. Douglas now stand shoulder to shoul
der upon the same platform and under the same
banner. The platform is plain one. Il is &,
restore the Union, aoiafuiH the CousitaRion and
enforce n, Locs Whatever makes for this end.
s' '''' 'IS- '4 lN'Ne vi tue pvilty OF CDuclaUO0,
tho World will advocate whatever mu kos agniuss
it, the World viii oppose.
1t Will oppose every enemy to the Union,
whether armed in rebellion at the South or
insidously planting the seeds Of disuniyn aud
essential disIoyalty at the North.
1t will oppose every violation Of the Constitu
uon, which is the only hope and bond Of Union,
and our only authority for oXhoftiHg or compoI.
ing the allegiance Of the South.
II will oppose every iniraction Of the Law. Ia
high places or in low, by reckless and misguided
partisan', or by tho administration which has
been their example.
1t will tearlessly exercise the Freedom Of n.
Prcssj it will constantly uphold aud defend
Freedom ot Speech aud freedom Of The BaLot.
To the llwlcss acts of the Administration, its
arbitrary and unjust arrests and expatratons. ito
denial Of the rights to the writ Of haJeqs corpm,
its illegal ProcamatiOns, its abrogatiou of State
and federal laws, its despotic accumuations OF
ungmteiuI power, and lis subyorSions of the saro.
guards of civil and personal liberty, il will con
stantly oppose the lett5r and the spirit Of our su
premc law and the advocacy of sound doctrine,
until American treem0u shall bo reused to ths
recovery Of their rights, their liberties their laws
and their limited and well-baIanced government,
by the resistlcss decision Of the ballot
Profoundly Impressed with the desire to con-
tribute all That ii may to the great work Of this
generation, namely, to restore our national
unity, aud to place the Uuted states again fore,
most among the nations of the earth, and first in
the peace prosperity, ald happiness Of its peo-
ple-IliE WORLD seeks from those who desire
such things their Sympathy and support, and,
above ali, The favor Of Him who crowns every
good work.