The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-08
IS 6 s.
The M0Rl0a
An Indepsndent Democratic Daily, Weekly and
Semi-Weekly Newspaper.


!, After four wears of civil war, forced upon the
people of the United States by the violence Of
sectional parties, we now enter upon a new era
OF unity andprogress. North and South, COR
dial co.operation5of all honest men is needed to
repair the waste of war to establish our Peace
through the triumph of sound constitutional
principles in the admins ration of the GeFern-
ment, and our Unity by guarding all thas makes
Union desirable.
The great Democratic party, whose history m
the past is the history of prosperity, OF terrific
rial extension, and of public order in America,
stands now, it has ever stood, the Party OF the
Nation, superior to all sectional passio.s in its
loyalty to the rights of coeQual States and to the
liberties OF the Individual citizen. Once more
it's voice will be heard, once more its adherents
will be rallied to its time-honored standards IN
every city and town Of the Northern and OF the
Southern States. =.
To the principles Of this great Dcmocratic Par
ty of the Nation, The va has borne firm wit
ness throughout the ordeal Of civil war. 1t will
now be devoted to the not less arduous task Of
applying those principles to the solution of the
many and weighty questions-fnanciaI, social,
political--wkich come upon US with the return OF
peace Faithful to the real interests of all Sec
tions. it will be enslayed by the prejudiccs and
That the principles of American Democracy
should thus be uttered, with no weak - uncer-
tain voice, here in the great tmetto opottan center
of American enterprise and commerce, is mat
ter of such importance to every citizen as must
recommend She World to the corporation and
support of good men in all sections Of the Union,
Whatever skill can devise or enterprise accom-
psh will contribute to make The World what 1t
is our resolve that it shall continue to be-tht
best Newspaper Of the dag.
Competent correspondents ct every CONNER
cial ard political center of botlheIDsph ,ywh"
are always instructed to make the freest and
promptest use of the telegraph, will keep our
readers fully informed Of the doings ale the pro-
gress of mankind in all parts of the globe. .
EDITIONS.
The Daily World affords complete compen-
. dunn of, and commentary upon, the news of every
day.
The semi-Werkly World is large quarto
sheet, same size as Daily, containing all its news,
correspondence, editorials, commercial and mar
ket news cattle market and provision reports,
and fresh and entertaining miscellany of liter
ature. Published Tuesday and Friday.
The Weekly World, large quarto sheet, same
size as Daily, has now the largest circulation OF
any weekly journal save one lis extraordinary
success since it's union with the New York Argus
has justified the most liberal expenditures, which
will make it gnrivaed in interest and value to
farmers Published Wednesday.
/. lis Market Reports embrace the New York,
Albany, Brighton and Cambridge Live Stock
Markets; the New York Country Produce and
General Produce Markets; pecia! and valuable
Hop Intelligence: a department of Agricultural
Reading; all together composing at unrivated
handbook Of current infpr nation for the Farmer,
Live Stock or Produce Dealer, the Country 2er-
chant, etc: :
g. It's Reading for the Family Circle embraces
the freshest and best Stories, PoetrI, Religious
Reading, etc. -.
5. It's Digest Of the News is not, Ike most city
Bceklies, mere waste-baskct Of the Daily; only
matters Of interest and imp rtance are chosen
from the Daily, while the mass of eontents
are prepared especially for the Weekly.
In every post otbce district thcpe- should be
found some active, public-spirtea Democrat, who
will confer benefit upon us his nci@hGors, aud
the cause, by making determined si:ort TO fcrnl
a club of four, ten, twenty, or fifty for the Week
| ly World. at our greatly reduced rates.