Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-16
PROSPECTUS FOR 1854.
2G w o.
An Independents Democratic Bai-
Iy, semi-Veekly and Weekly
Newspaper.
UNION OF THE WORLD AND
NUEIrE


The World, to which the New York Weekly Argu.
has been united, has to-day FIVE tines the aggrs-
gate circulation Of any Democratic Or conservative
newspaper. il adGreSsrs weekly alone more tns1
100. 0GO subscriber nua egustaGt purchasers, ana
renchC s at least halls H., i5ec rsaders. With the
steady increase IN ccculet.e. Hai-h it now en..Ts
these numbers will Soon be d.s8iaG. &stSi1- :e.s
than this should satisfy thc-s who believe th-, shs
only hope Of restoring the Union And tho sstA yise
Of the Constitution oyer = now distracted ana d.
vided country, lies in Wrestling power from sac
hinds of those fanaticism has helped to provoke.
invite. and prolOng the war; Ond that to accomplish
this end, no means is so effective as the diffusion.
throuSh able and ent rprising newspapers, of sound
political knowledge among the working men, the
thinking men and the v~Otingmen of the North.
Enterprise. industry and money will be literally
expended to m Ike The World the Best Newspaper
in America It's news from every part of tie world
will he early and utheUtic. Wherever tn telegraph
cxtcds, or railroads run, or steamboats, ply. il will
gather the latest intelligence. 1t has 8 large staff
OF accomplished correspondents with sl the federal
armies, who will telegraph and write to us the latest
news from the various seats Of war. 1t has c1rTes-
pondents and reporters in every political aad cou-
msrsial centre in ANerica and Europe, whose letters
and dispatches will leave nothing worthy of note
UNKNOWN to its readers,
The Market Reports Of the World as more com
/ nlete than tbose Of any other Newspaper. TIE
Editors invite comparison in this respect and point
10 tbe reports of the Csttls Markets, the general
and country Produce Markets, and the Money Mar
kets In its columns, as proof Of its exeeilense ia thiS
respect. The world has also a special department
devoted to Agriculture, filed with editorial articl 5
COMMUNICATIONS from practical farmers and meehsn-
les of the c0untry.
fThs war in which the nation is engaged sgsiust
armed aHd iufotuated Rebels, and the radical policy
I IF the admin tratirn which pr0l0ngS 1t. have con
spired to bring together upon ore platform nj on
sprvative. Union. ioViT fl and Corstiu nj vi z
men, of whatever former nam an e'ea n q
tuose Who within the limits IF he nBti On,
pght lha battles Of lie ballot IN ths
Is stersbip Of those ~patyiotio -tatesue Of and
I.t yr days, Henry Cly anI Dani.! W ser, .
I ga.L.r- vita I; c m.sse- @h,se prime es were th 1ss
- @uch pst.5 as as ANDREW lake "a wilma l.
Marcy Giias Nrigbt aud STEPHEN a. as, now
tSaH strulL.T 10 shoulder upen sGe same platform
isS pIG sut. 1t IS to restore the U1ian. maintain
lie Constitution, nd enforce the laws. Whatever
make FL lbs eU&. the exercise of force Of the
: policy I'll c.Icisi ton. The World will advocate
~wiateye r mahss agsinst il, The World viii oppose.
l. wInoTroe y " enemy io'be Uuion, whether
armed II rrbeti.. Z ~ TIE SaHth or jusidioUsiy Fiant-
ing the seed. ofdi union and essential diSI2yaity al
tue North.
It wi oppcs Sc every violation of ths Constitution
which is the ,nly hope aa6bond of Union, and our
only authority for e1norting or compelling the ale
glance of the South
H. Will oppose every iufraction OF the Law in high
places ar n Jew. by reckless and misguided parti-
sans, or by the administration which has been their
example.
IL vail faarlessly exercise the Freedom of the
Press it vii cons sDtly uphold and defend Free
dom of Speech aud Freedom Of the Ballot.
To the lapiess ac7s IF the Administration, IT.
arbitrary aLA unjust ARE. Is and ezpatriatiOus. its
denial Of the righ' 10 The writ Of Ia; eas Horpus, IT.
illegal prcclauaticDs. ito atrogaticn Of State snd
federal laws, its dee &c 'ectm +arioTs Of ungrant
ed power, and its s'bee~siphs ii Iae saies"drtz u
evil and pertonal liberty, 81 wall constantly oilyse
the letter and the spIiit 0f our ST. Hrem3 ia" al he
advocacy Of sound d0cJriue. until Eraf.a5n free
m. II shah be reused 70 the recovery 1i their rights,
their liberties. me r laws ana the.r limited auI
well balanced government, by sGe T~esistiess decision
Of the ballet,
Profoundly impressed with he desire TO c0ntri-
butte all thas il may t. the great SoTk cf this gensr-
ation.-nRnely, to rc-ture ou~ u-;auas Unity, an3
to ylace thr United Sts 7~u Fl u.s ,m5ng the
nations of The edrtG, ASA .s * he Hascs, pros
oority, and happiness .l its people iac " Ord
cocks from those WAC d,s-e sacb ttiagS heir SYN
and support, and, above alb .a- favor Of alm wac
crowns every good Vo.@