Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06
PROSPECTUS FOR 1854.
The WOTlos
An independent Democratic Dali
y aemi-Weehy and Weekly
Newspaper.
UNION 0FJFIiE WORLD AND
ARGUS.


The Work. 10 #Aieh tae New York Weekly ArVas
has been united, has today I've times the aggrs-
gate circulation Ct any Democratic OF conservatives
~nerspaper. Ii addresses SSskIy alone more than
I 100. 600 Subscribers rud constant purchaser, and
reaches At least half 3 1ilion readers. With the
steady Increase in eireals;ion which It rev enjoys,
these nuuhefs viii sGoE bsAcoublei. Nothing less
tksn this should satisfy those who believe that the
only hrpe Of restoring toe Union and the authority
of tie onsttution- over a now distracted and d.
viGei country, lies IN Wrestling power fron the
hands Of those fanRtieisu has helped to proEoke,
invite, and prOlOng the var: ond that 30 accomplish
/ thisend. no meaus Is 50 effective az the difEsicn,
thToUSh able srd enteFpTisiag newspapers, OF SQUAD
political knowledge Gm0Bg the working men, the
thinking men and the ycfing.noa Of the North.
Enterprise, industry ana money! viii &c literally
! extended to mske The World the Best NeEspapef
in Amsries- It's news from every part IT tie World
viii be early s2d Rtbent;e. Wherever the telegraph
extcds, or railroads -uRs OF steamboats, ply, il MI
/ gather the latest intei3lEacc. 4. las . sarge stat
Of accomplished correspondents Witi a. y federal
armies, Who viii telegraph and write a. g he IaJcEt
Eews from the FsTioHE seats Of war. 1t has sores
pondents ard reporters Ia everE Political and ooa-
mcrcial centre II AAeriea snd Earope, gbcse letters
! and dispatches viii leave nothing worthy Of note
unsnevn 10 It's rosdeys.
The Market Reports of tiss World a-e more e0m-
Fle5e fhsD those OF sny other newspaper. The
/ Editors invite comparison IN this respect and point
to The reports If the Cattle Markets. the general
and country Produce Markets, snd tls Money Nag
kets IN its columns, as proof Of its excellence 10 this
respect. The world has also a special department
devoted tn Agriculture. SLED with editorial srticl =
communications from practical farmers and mecban-
les Of the country.
The war in which the nation is engaged agbinst
armed aud infatuated Rebels, and the radical policy
Of the administration Fhich proloB<s IL have con
spired IL bring together upon one platform slfeon-
s~erFatiVe. Union-lOViEf and Constit1t5Sl-lOVing
men, of whateEer former name aud creed. Many OF
those who within the limits Of the Constitution,
fought the battles Of ths ballot box under the
leadership Of those patriotic statesmen Of other and
better days. Henry ClsJ AMI Daniel Webster, to-
gethsr Withlths nOEses whose principles we're those
/ Of snch patriots - Andrew IaeksoL and William L
Marcy. Si!ss Wright and Stephen A. Douglas, now
| stand shoulder to shoulder upen the same platform
ia plain enc. Its 20 restore the Union, msintsin
the Constitution, and enforce the laws. Whatever
makes fr this END, the exercise Of force Of the
policy Of CANCELLATION. The World will advocate
whatever makes against it, The World viii oppose.
Il viii oppots every enemy 70 the Union, whether
armed IN re5ellion tine SOnth or insidiously plant
ing the seeds Of disunion and essential disiOyalty at
the North.
Twin oppose every violation Of the Constitution
which Is the only hope and bond Of Union, and cur
only authority for exhSTs.1s * compelling the ale
glance Of the South
It WI oppose every infractiOD Of the Law in high
places or IN low, by reckless and misguided parti-
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example.
It viii foarlessly exercise the Freedom Of the
Press 1t viii constantly uphold and defend Frse-
dom Of speech sad Frce55u ia 81 The Ballot.
To the laWlesS acts Of the administrator, is
arbitrary and unjust arrests and expatriati9Es, its
denial Of tae Zht to the writ Of hsts5s corpus. its
illegal proclamations, It's str3gat0n Of State and
federal Laws, its despctic secamaiatioEs O. migrant
ed power, and its subEersions Of tue safeguards Of
civil and pertonal liberty, It will constantly OPPOSE
the lstter2nd the spirit Of our spprsIns iaF and the
sdvcesey Of scUBd doetrine, uhti american free-
meg sLsu bs rossed 70 tie rsSoVery Of their rights,
their liberties, thoir laws, and their limited snd
well balanced government, b the r~asistlsss decision
of thehatot.
PIofouBdly impressed with the desire t@0con5ri-
5ateal thas ir may 20 the great Work u THIS EsnsF-
afion.-namely. 20 restore cur national ullty, and
70 liaoe the United States again foru0st among the
Ia lions Of the earth, and fist i'd the peace, pros
perity, and happiness Of its peoPe-Tbe World
seeks from those who desire such things their SYM
and support, and, above all, the favor Of Him who
crowns every good work