Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-12-15
THE WORLD FOR 1865
PROSPECTUS

The Presidential contest just closed consgns
the political destinies OF the people of the Uni
ted states, during another term of years, to the
Jefferson Davis at the South.
The Democratic party, always identified with
the prosperity, growth, and glory ofthe republic
great contest.
Against an administration welding the most
enormous power of patrons and the most unlim-
tied command of treasure yer possessed by any
government and reinforced alike by the un-
founded fears of many patriots and sympathies
of all traitors the Democratic party fought the
battle of 1864 firmly and fearlessly to the end
M IN Ir m Whc has sa heen ma ma
featcd is demonstraby less than the number of
persons openly and officially dependent upon the
administration as office-holders or contractors
in the various departments of the public service.
But the result is against us. The Law contin-
ues to he administered by men who not only vi
olate its express provisions, but invade also
those personal and civil rights so high and sac
red that Constitution cannot confer but only
guarantee them, and which laws are made to
vindicate and guard The PURSE is still borne
by men who, in four years, have heaped upon us,
and unborn generations Of our children, debt
almost as huge as that of England, acquired
through centuries, and whose policy ola bloated
paper-currency doubles upon us the present bur-
den of this gigantic Indebtedness. The SWORD
is still welded by those who see treason in an
olive branch, and make victories won by our
gallant armies and fleets fruitless, since they
open no path to the triumphs of peace.
Democrats must await events.
They can now only watch for the public safety,
and exert ia all the power of great minority to
Ing, for the sake of abolition, iuto disunon
peace
The principles of the Democratic party arejust,
aud viii prevail Tor they are laws Of the progress
Which @ have " emerged @ from every re revdiuton Of
the Anglo Saxon race, with increased guarantees
and strength. by these it must stand steadfast,
The coming four years are to be years OF calani-
y But they Mh1 io%ed The %e Winds t"
party Is shorn of power; but it is divested of all
responsibility. When the hour of our distress
cratic party, will turn toit for rcef and cling to
ii for dcliverauce.
SO far then from being relieved of duty for
the immediate future by our late defeat, duty
more imperative devolves upon the Democratic
more than ever must they be sleepless and vigil
liant!
made to feel the heavy hand of arbitrary power
Rendering all lawful support to the constituted
authorities-to Caesar Caesars sdue-avoiding the
extreme of partisan hostility, and guiltleSs of
any crime, save uufiiuchiug advocacy of II free
press, free ballot or an ardent devotion To the
sake, it has, nevertheless, been repeatedly exclu
ded from military departments by partisan gen.
erals, and for several days its issues were Sus-
pended by order of President Lincoln himself,
and its offices closed and occupied by armed sol
ness in the past, which these blows strack at us
arouch, our readers are justified in expecting
THE WORLD for 1855 will he a better newspaper
than it has ever been. Its columns, freed from
the exciting demands Of apoltical canvass, will
afford more room tor the news of the day, of all
kinds, from all parts of the world
We shall not be conteuted to give our readers
the earliest news. We shall labor also to have
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dents with all our armies and fleets, at the ma
tonnl and state capitals, and at all the CONNER
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