Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-06-22

UNION OF THE WORLD AND ARGUS.
THE WORLD, to which the New York
Heekly argus has been united, has to-day
five times the aggregate circulation OF any
Democratic or conservative newspaper III
addresses weekly alone more than 100000
subscribers and constant purchasers, and
reaches at least halt q million readers. With
the steady increase in circulation which 1t
now enjoys, these numbers will be doubled
by the lst of January, 1864. Nothing less
than this should satisfy those who believe
that the only hope of restoring the Union
and the authority of the Constitution ever
now distracted and divided country, lies IN
wrestling power from the hands OF those
whose fanaticism has helped to provoke, in
vite, and prolong the war; and that to ac>
complish this eud, no means is so effective
as the diffusion. through able and enterpri-
sing newspapers. of sound political knowl>
edge among the working men, the thinking
men, and the voting men of the North.
Enterprise, industry and money will be
literally expended to make THE WORLD
the BEST NEWSPAPER IN AMERICA.
Its news from every part Of the world will
be early and authentic. Wherever the tele-
graph extends, or railroads run, or steam>
boats ply, it will gather the latest intelli>
genCe 1t has a large staff of accom- plished
correspondents with all the fedora! armies,
who will telegraph an write to us the latest
Dews from the various seats of war. 1t has
correspondents and reporters in every politi-
cal and commercial centre in America and
Europe, whose letters and dispatches will
leave nothing worthy If note unknown to
its readers.
Special exertions will be used to make Its
reports of the Crops, of the Cattle. Produce,
and Money Markets, comprehensive and ac>
curate Realizing that the bone and sirew
of the country are to be found upon its
farms aud in its workshops. THE WORLD
will gather from every quarter information
and news concerning Agriculture and Manu>
factu, es, and will endeay OF 10 make its is
sues peculiarly valuable to the Farmers and
Mechanics of the country.
The war in Which the nation is engaged
against led and infatuated Rebels, and
the radical policy of the administration
which prolungs it, have conspiTed to bring
together upon one platform and conserva>
tive, Uuiuu-loving and Constitution loving
men, of whatever former name ard creed
many of those who, within the limits of the
Constitution fought the battles of the ballot
box under tha ieaderShip of those patriotic
statesmen of other and better days, Henry
Clay and Daniel Webster, together with the
masses whose principles were those Of such
patriots as Andrew jackson and William L..
Marcy, SiIas Wright ard Stephen A Dug
las, now stand shoulder to shoulder upon the
same platform and under the same banner
The platform is plain one. 1t is 10 restore
the C5tioa. maintuiH the Constitution. and en-
force tie La5c$. Whatever makes for this
enl, the exercise cf force or the policy o!
! couciiatiou, THE WORLD will advocate :;
! whatever makes against it THE WORLD
/ will oppose.
/ 1t will oppose every enemy to THE
UNION, whether armed in rebellion at the
South or inaiduously planting the seeds of
disunjon and essential Gislnyalty at the
North.
1t viii oppose every violation Of THE
CONSTITUTION, which is the only hope
and bond of Union. and our only authority
for exhorting or compelling the allegiance of
the South.
1t will oppose every iufracton of THE
LAW, in high places or low, by reckless
and misguided partisdns. or by the admins
tration which has been their example.
1t will fearlessly exercise the Freedom OF
/ the Press; it will constantly uphold and
defend Freedom Of Speech and Freedom Of
the Ballot.
ID.
its arbitrary ana unjust arrests and expatri>
ations, its denial Of the right to the writ of
! hGbeas corpus. its illegal proclamations, its
abrogation of State and federal laws, its
despotc accumulations Of ungranted power.
and its subversions Of the safeguards of ciUjI
and personal liberty, it will constantly op-
pose the letter and the spirit of our supreme
law and the advocacy of sound doctrine,
until American freemen shall be reused to
the recovery of their rights, their liberties
their laws, and their limited and well>bal~
anced government, by the resistlesS decision
of the ballot.
Profoundly impressed with the desire to
contribute all that it may 10 the great work
of this generation, namely, to restore our
national unity, and to place the United
States again foremost among the nations of
the earth, and first in peace, prosperity, and
happiness of its people. THE WORLD
seeks from those who desire such things their
sympathy and support, and. above all, the
favor of Him who crowns every good work.
TERMS:
DAILY WORLD.
Yearly Subscribers by mail So 90
SEMI-WEEKLY WORLD.
Single subscribers, per annum, So 90
Two copies to one address, 8 90
Three - - " so
Five &c II 90