Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-22

Tie Work., TO which the New York Weekly Argus
has been united, hss to-day fgo times the aggre-
gate CIRCULATION Of any Democratic or conservative
newspaper. h addresses weekly alone more than
100. 000 subscribers rnd constant purchasers, and
reaches at least half EiIlion readers. With the
steady increase in circulation Tdich IL now enjoys,
these Numbers wiz coon be doubled. Nothing less
than this should satist~ those VINO believe that the
only boge # restoring the Union ard the authority
Ct tae Consultation over a n0v distracte5 and d.
yIdad country, lies "a wrestling power frCm the
bands If tbcss fsa25icism has EeiBed to provoke,
invite, and proiaas tee war; 0nd that To accomplish
this end, 40 means is 80 effective as the diffusion.
through able and cntzrpTiFing newspA pers, Of sound
political kEgTietSe among the working men, the
thinking mpn, end tho votiHgLaen Of the North.
Enterprise, Industry and money will be literally
expended to mlks Tbs World the Best Newspaper
in America rs news from every part Of tie world
vii! De early and Gtbentic. Wherever the telegraph
cxteds, or railroads run, or steamboats, ply, il will
gather the latest intelli;eree. It has a large staF
Of accomplished correspondents with all the federal
armies. VITO viii telegraph and write to as the latesl
news from th0 various seats Of war. It has corTes-
~pondents and reporters IN every political aud com
Iaercial centre IL America and Europe. whose lettsTs
and dispatches viii leave nothing worthy Of note
UB9nowH to lis readers.
The Market Reports Of he World are mare com
plere than th0ss Of any other newspaper. The
Editors invite comparison in this respect and poiRt
to toe reports 81 tins Cattle Markets, the general
and country Produce Markets, and the Money Mar
kets in its columns, az proof of It's excellence IN this
respett. The world has also a special department.
devoted to Agriculture, flied with editorial articl,s
communicating from practical farmers and mechan-
les Of the country.
The war IL which tire nation is engaged against
armed AMI infatuated Rebels, ard the radical policy
Of the adminisfzatioa which prolones It, have cen
spiTed To bring toseteer uPon.OEo platform al con-
sentative, Union i0viEf and Observation-Disclosures !
men, nt whatever fCTmcc nanea and creed. Many Of
those who within the limits Of the Constitution,
fought the battles Of the ballot box under the
Leadership Of those patriotic statesmen of other ard
better days, Heary Clay and Daniel Webster, to-
gctheT with the mo5ses whose principles were those
II sreh ~ratria's as Andrew JacksoG ard william /
iiarcY, cilas Wright and stephen 4. Douglas. n08
stand shCUl3cr - shoulder upen tho sS:aS platform
lisa plain 0n-. Il Is to restore the Union. msiniaia
de Constitution, ard enforce the laws. Whatever
makes for tAIs end, the exercise Of force Of the
policy of coEciiiation. The World Will advocate.
whatever makes against IL, The World will Oppose.
It wilioppoto every er@my 10 tho Union, whether
armed IL rebellion az She south or insiGioUs,F plant
ing She seeds Of disuliga aud essential dislnyai;y at
TIE North.
twill oppose every violation Of she Constitution
which IS TIE oHIy aopc acd bond Of Union, ana our
only authority ipr exii3rtlHg OF compelling the ale
glance Of tho ~ou,h.
Il VIII oppose every infracti0n Of the Law, ia high
places OF in los b reckless and misguided Iarti-
sans.o 81 b tho administration which has been their
example.
It win fesrle5sly exercise the Freedom Of the
Press :it Will constantly Uphsid ana defend Free
dom. Of Speech aud Freedom Of tho Ballot.
To the lavless scts OF the administration, us
arbitrary and unjust arrests and czPatrlations, it
denial Of tie right 20 the writ Of haIeas corpus, It
illegal prcclamltioEs, is aarosa,ion OF state ana
federal laws, It's dcspotic accumUla5ions % migrant
ed power, and its subversions Of the safeguards OF
civil and ~pertonal liberty, IT 6Il constantly op9cse
the letter and the spirit Of our supreme Law aud the
advOcacy of sound doctrine. until American frae-1
men shalt be rov 81 10 the recovery Of their rights,
iheir liberties. Their laws, and their limited and
well balanced government, y the y-esistless decision
ofthe ballot.
Profoundly Impressed With The desire to c%ontri
tina, it usy to tie great wgcE cftais Sener-
ation-nameIy, to restore our national unity, aad
10 plaae the United States again foraost among the
natioEs Of the eer5h, and list ID the peace, pros
perity, and happiness Of It's pocgie.-Ihe "orld
seeks from those WHO desire susb things their sym
and support, snd, above al, iho favor Of HIN WAC
crowns e. cry gJod WORK