Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-15
PROSPECTUS FOR 1864.
Rz2- sTrz y U
* % EI @A 1893
An Independent Democratic Dsi-
ly. senli-WeeAly ard Weekly
Newspaper.
UNION OF TIE WORLD AND
ARGIS.

Tie World. n which the New York Weekly Ar-u
ass been united, has to-day sTe siinrs the Rggfe
cato cin;I isLioE 4 any DsE9,cratic or ccn-prystiT
newspaP"- i addresses weekly alone MIRO thar
! Iga. Gug subscribers md ~c9as.snt purchasers. ~.
rraches !, least half a million FEEDERS. Wish IN
steady ircresse in circulation Which IL nov enjoys
these numbers vii soon be doubled. TSthing !ss
than ihis should sat;sfy those who believe t9as IL.
only brpe II restoring the Jgion and the aHfbSTit,
! y The Constitution 6yeE q nov dis;FSrtsd and ID
vided country, lies is wrestling power frcu ia,
hands II those fsnHtieism has heIoe5 60 pyeroke
inyife, Ani pcoi0Bg the war; ord that - Rc-omyijs
this end. nn means is - eaeotiSe "a rho diFu-ieD
throa5h abe snd eot, rVrfsiBz rsEspsoeS, Of SOUND
POLITICAL knowledge among toe EGTki0g men, thc
thinking Ihen. AVID tee Tot;EEmeB q the N.r;h.
kht'rpflse. industry aud Daney viii be libr-aliy
expended tom ~ Tee byFld So Esst NsSslS2er
IN AReries- its ness frUIn every part of tie = I'D
viii Or early and EtAsati1. MneceVeF tas Telegraph
ez'e5s, o. faliroS't' FuH, or stsAmhsala ply. Il Elil
g4thsr ShS i=soSs Intelligence. IL aas = iEfge AsG
~ accomplished eoeresg@Laents Bsth at tne fe.iFral
aFnisz, EEo Viz Telegraph AMI ETits ~ Is sas isasaS
news fsm sbe various seats VI var. Il has CORES
~pesdGBtS s5a reporters in eVs-E ptIiticsl aud ecR-
ReFcIai oe8jrs 10 AAegies snd EHF"pe, whose letters
and dispatches V1i leave nothing worthy Of note
unsncVa r. It's readers.
The AaYket RsVoEtS Of the Warld are nors com
pisse than thess pf any other newspaper. The
Editors invite cessp1Ffsen iE this respect aRd point
70 toe reports Of she Cattle Markets, the general
and oorntry Producs Markets, and me Money Mr.
kets ia its columns. IS proof Of its excellence n this
respect. The world has also q spsoisi department
devoted to Agriculture, filed w:;h editorial articles
Communications iron practical farmers and mechsn-
les Of tie country.
The war iii shics tbs nation is engaged against
armed ana i2fOtuEted Rebels, and ths radical uoliey
Of the sdUinistra,irn which prolVlE. it. have con
Spired a. bring togs.hc, a2ca one p~latfc%Iu oil Goa.
5~sEyGtiTe. Union lsVIrh aud Censsitution-loTicg
meH, Of whatever former name AMI creed. Many of
thoso Who Nithin tie limits Of the Constitution
fought the battles OF the bsllo: 60x under The
leadership Of those patriotic statesmsz Of other aad
better days. Henry C!sy and hzie4 Webster, to-
ge.Eer with TIE Ezossss whose p~ria3iP.es sers those
Of sEeh tsIri0ss as Andrew Jaeksob aHd William L
Marcy. ~iiss HyiEat and STEPHEN s.. DoEe}as, now
Stant lhoui5sr to shoulder open The same platform
isa plain oR,. Il i "a restore ths Union, Dlintain
the Constitution, aad enforce the lava. Whsteycr
makes for this end, the exercise Of force cf the
policy - CANCELLATION. TIE World B5l advocate
whatever makes agaiRss 10, Tie World will oppose
1t viIloppoas every enesay to The Union, whs,hsr
armed in rebellion Stths SgUth or insidi9Nsiy plant
ing the seeds Of disuEion and essential d~isioyalty st
me North.
l. will oppose avery Y~iaistjoB # the Constitution
which is the only hops and bond of Union, and our
only authority for exnsrtiug or compelling the ale
glance of the South.
II viii opps,s every f~nfraction Of the Lsw. ia high
places or IN low, by reckless and misguided p1rtr
sanz. OF by the administration which has been, theiT
il vii fearlessly exercise tho Freedom Of the
Press it will constantly uphold and defend Free
DON of Speech and Freedom Of the Ballot.
To tho lawlsas acts Of the administration, its
arbitrary aud unjust arrests and szpatrations, it.
denial of the right to the Trit Of hatsas corpus. its
iEe4si prce!amati0ue its abrcyatiuG OF state sad
fed54aI laws. it, 1esPc;ic scauna.a-ons Of migrant
ed power. sud H. satgersiuns Of th9 safSgaards Of