The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-06
PROSPECTUS FOR 1884.
THH WORLD
An Independent Democratic Daily, Semi
Rs:kly and Weekly NeOpaper.
UNION OF THE WORLD AND ARGUS

l. UNION OF THE WORLD AND ARGUS
THE WORLD, to which the New York
Weekly Ar9us has been united, has to- day
five times the circulation Of any Democratic
or conservative newspaper 1t addresses
weekly alone more than 10000 subscribers
and constant purchasers, and reaches at least
4 half million readers. With the steady In
crease in circulation which it now enjoys,
these numbers will soon be doubled. Moth
4 ing less than this should satisfy those who
believe that the only hope Of restoring the
Union and the authority OF the Constitution
over now distracted and divided country,
lies in wrestling power from the hands io
those whose ianaticism has helped. to pro
woke. invite, and prolong the war; and that
to accomplish this end, no means is so ettec
tive as the diffusion, through able and enter
prisng newspapers, Of sound political knowl
edge among the working men, the thinking
men, and the vo:ingnsn OF the North. ~.
Enterprise, industry and money will be
| literally expended TO make THE WORLD
the BEST NEWSPAPER IN AMERICA.
It's news from every part Of the world wHl
be early and authentic Wherever the tel
cgraf h extends, or railroads run, or steam
boats ply, it will gather the latest inteli-
gen. e. 1t has large staff OF accomplished
correspondents with all the federal armies,
who will telegraph and write to us the la
test news from the various seats OF war. 1t
has correspondents ard reporters in every
political and commercsl centre in America
and Europe, whose letters and dispatches
will leave nothing worthy OF note unknown
| to Its readers saH rt
/ THE MARKET REPORTS oil the
I WORLD are more complete than those c
any other newspaper. The Editors invite
comparison in this respect and point to the
reports of the Cattle Markets, the general
ard country Produce Markets, and the
Money Market in its columns, as proof o.
its excellence in this respect. Tho WORLD
has also a special department devoted to
Agriculture, filled will editorial articles,
communications from practical farmers, and
selected matter, making valuable and use
! full paper for the Farmers and Mechanics O.
the country
The war in which the nation is engaged
against armed and infa uatcd Rebels, and the
radical policy of the administration which
piolongs it, have conspiied to bring together
upon one platform all conservative, Union
loving and Constitution loving men, Of what
ever former name and creed. Many Of those
WHO, within tho limits Of the Constitution,
fought the battles Of the ballot box under
the leadership Of those patriotic statesmen
Of other and bolter days, Henry Clay and
Daniel Webster, together with the masses
whose principles wero ttote Of such patriots
as Andrew jackson and William IL. Marcy,
| Silas Wright and Stephen A. Douglas, now
sand shoulder to shoulder upon the same
platform and under tho same banner. Ths
platform is plain one. II is to restore Mt
Union, maintain the Consultation, and enforce
the Lptos. Whatever makes for this end
exercise OF force or the policy of conciiiatiog
THE WORLD will advocate; whatever
makes agaitst ii, THE WORLD will op
pose. ID 'Fa ISL ' '.....ns ah
1t will oppose every enemy to THE UN-
d ION, whether armed in REBELLION at tie
South or insidiousy planting the seeds o.
disunion and essential diSloyalty at the
North.
1t will oppose every violation of I'll L
| CONSTITUTION, which is the only hope
and bond Of Union, and our only authority
for exhortiDg or compelling tho allegiance o!
the South.
1t will oppose every infracton Of THE
LAW, in high places ar in low, by reckless
and misguided partiSans, or by the admins
tration which has been their example.
1t will earlessly exercise tho Freedom q
the Press; it will constantly uphold and de
tend Freedom Of Speech and Freedom Of Tie
Ballot '#G .-seat ta,a Sd
To the lawless acts OF the Administration,
its arbitrary and unjust arrests and expa
tliations, its denial OF the right to the writ
Of habeas cmpus. its illegal prccamations, its
abrogation OF State and federal laws, i's dcs-
potic accumulations Of ungranted power,
and its subversions of the sa 'eguards Of civ'l
and personal liberty, it will constantly oppose
the letter and the spirit of our supreme law
and the advocacy Of sound doctrine, until
American treemen shall bs reused to the ro;
covely OF their rights, theta liberties, their
laws, and their limited and we'll balanced
government, by the resstless decision OF the
ballot. ny"
h. Profoundly impressed with the desire to
contribute all that it may to1the great work
OF this generation, namely, to restore our
, national unity. and to place TIE United
States again foremost among the nations ol
the earth, and first in the peace, prosperity,
and happiners ofits 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.