Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14
THE WORLD FOR 1895.
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IIb EOHlthl lllhI tlOStU
consigns the political destinies of the peo.
pie oil the United States, during another
term oi years, TO The control of Presid ent
Lincoln of the North, and Jefferson Davis
at the South.
The Democratic party, always i1drnti.
fed with the ptosp eriiy, growth, aud glory
oil TIE republic, may point with honest
pride 10 its record in this great contest.
Against an administration welding the
n osi enormous power oI patronage and
he most unlim tied comnands oi treasure
ever polsessed by any government, aud
reinforced alike by ihe unbounhed fears Of
many patriots and the sympa,hies of all
'taiiurs, the Democratic party fought the
battle Of 1854 Fl thl'y aud iearcss ~ to the
end.
Dictated in the electoral college .--tl.r
small malority ol popular votes by which
il has been 70 de lfaied is demonSlrahly
less than The hnmbtr Of Iersous openly
and officially dependent npon lhe andnin
sltation as fhce. .hoders or contractors IN
the various depart meuls OF the public ser
vice,
But The result j. against US. The Law
continues 10 he administered d by men who
not ouly violate its eXtess provisions, but
invade also those personal aud civil ri.hts
so high and sacred that Constitutions can
not confer but only guarantee them, and
which laws are made 10 vndicae and
guard. The Purse is still hotne BY men
who in four years have heaped upon ut
aud the unborn generations Of cnr chlIdreh
debt almoal as huge as mn Of England
acquired through ceuiufiss, and whose
policy of "A bIoaied paper currency doubles
upon US the present burden of this aigan
TIC Indebtedness. The Sword is still weld
ed by those who see treason in an olive
branch, and who make victories won by
our gallan, armies and tlee.s frnilpss, ,slnre
they open no path 10 the ,rinmphs OF peace
Democrats must await events
They can now only watch for the public
sa!ely, and exert all the power OF great
minotry 10 prevent Mr.. Lincoln's admins
iralion from drifting, Tor the sake Of abuli.
tton, into Il disunion peace.
They also serve who only stand and
wait"
7 he principles OF !he Democratic parry
are just, and will yet prevail, Tor they are
the laws OF the progress oi the hnman race.
They are The principles which nave enets
ed from every revOlulioL of the Anglo.
Saxon race, with Increased guarantees aud
Strength. The coming tour years are to Se
wears OF calamity. But now they who
sowed The winds are TO be rcapers of the
whirrwind. The Democratic party is shorn
of power, but it is dvesled oi all responsi. =.
blhly. When the hour of sore distress
comes, the people, Instead of EHtslng the
Democratic party, will 10 il for relief and
cling TO it for deliverance.
OtIpp duTInO Tho nnsi TIL n
world has been made TO feel the heavy
hand OF Arbitrary power. Rendering all
lawful support 10 the constituted authorities
TO CDsai CDsar's due-ol ires press
, Tree speech, Tree ballot, or an ardent de.
voion to the Union, aud support OF the wal
for the Unions sake, it has, nevertheless
been repeatedly excluded from military
dera,imenis by partisan generals, and lo
several days its issues were su> pended bt
the order OF Lincoln himself, ana ills office.
closed and occupied by armed soldiers a
his command.
THE WORLD Tor 1865 will be bette,
Newspaper lhan il has ever been. Its col.
] ui1ns, freed from the exactlng demands o
a political! canvass, will afford more room
Tor The news OF The day, OF all kinds, iIom
all parts of the world.
L Ut bE'Nii- w NOhl.O VIII PN
acly suit those who want he news ofteGe
lhau Weekly, yet do moi feel able to pa,
$40 for lhs Daily. II contains all the read
ing matter, Ifews aud edlo:ials Of the Dsi
~, excepting only It's advertisements.
The WEEKLY WORLD has now The
largest circulation Of any weekly ionrna
published, save one. It's exiraotdinar,
success since its uuloE with the New Yorl
argus, has justified us in very liberal ex
pendlluTes Tor The year 10 come, such al
will make it without a rival in interest an,
value TO the farmers Of our country. IT.
Agricultural Department vii! be as goo,
aud complete ae any of the agricultural pa
pers; and lis reports OF The Cattle, Produce
and Money Markets will excel them all. 4
page or more will be reserved to entertain
lng lireside reading, and the type will bt
large and clear enough for old eyes.
In few days all the editions CT THt
WORLD will be printed on new type
Several new folding machines just set u
in our vaults will enable us To- work of
and mail all editions with the uttmos
speed and regularity.
While the war continues, and the cur
rency is of such sort as il is, we can hope
Tor lllle or no profit. Our Terms have beer
Increased, but not III proportion 10 The in
creased cost OF everything used in max n9
IL newspaper Indeed, to-day, there i
nothing equally valuable go cheap as
newspaper.
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