Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-12
PROSPECTUS FOR 1854.
Tie " 0gls
An independent Democratic Dali
~, senIVVe ekly and Weekly
newspaper.
UNION OF THE WORLD AND
ARGVTS-
PROSPECTUS FOR 1851.

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The World. to which the New York Weekly Arga.
has been united, has today Eve times the aggrs-
gate circulation Of sly Democrats or conservative
newspaper Il actresses weekly slone more than
100, 900 subscribed md constant uuzohsscrs, and
reaches a. lessr half million resaeFp. With the
ftesdy increase IL circulation. Whln 1t now enJoys
,hege numbers will soon he doH1l5t. NoshinE ISIS
than this should satisfy thoss who beiieFe lhat ths
only hops II restoring tbs Onion and TIE Authority
Of the Constitution 0Vef . now distracted and di-
Vided country, lis in wrestling power from ths
hands Of those AusLieisn has helped to provoke
invite. and p-OlOng tbs war end that 30 accomplish
| this end no means is 80 Elective a. the diffusion.
tbrouSh able and entl rpriging newspapers, Of snun6
p%olihcal knowledge sm9ng tbs working men, the
blinking men, and the VOtingmen Of the North.
Enterprise. industry and money will be liberaIly
expended 20 make The World tbs Best HeBapsps-
in America It's news from every part Of tie world
will % early and utheuti9. Wherever the t~slezrauh
czteas, or railroads run, or staaub1ays ply. il viii
gather tho latest intelligence. l. has = lay~= s,sE
o. secolaPlisAvd CORES nadeLts with al tbe federal
armies, WHO win telegraph Snd write to u she latsgt
ueHS from the various ssats Of War. Il has cOrSee-
F~ondenss and reporters ia eTerT political aud com
nsreial centre in America snG Europe, whose IsttsYs
and dispatches will lsETs nothing worthy q note
UNKNOWN 10 its readers.
The Market Reports of the World are mere con-
nleEs than shoss Of any otbsr newspaper. The
Editors invite eoSpzriTOn liz this respect and poiHt
20 tD0 reports OF zee OAtEie M&fEeta, thS EeReTAl
and country Produces Markets, and che Money Mar
setS ia its columns. 81 proof Of is exseilencs in this
respstt. The world has also 4 spsoisl department:
devoted 10 Agriculture, flied with editorisl &rticl, 5
communication from practical farmers and meehan-
les Of the country.
The war in which the nation ia engaged against
armed Snd infatuated Rebels, ard sHB radigai pulley
81 che Standardization which pr9.ougs It, have con
spired 10 bring together upon one platform all con
sentative. Union lovirf and Constitusio1-loVirg
men, 81 Thstever former name and creed. Aany o.
thOse who within the limits Of the Constitution,
fought tha battles IF tie ballot box under the
leadership Of those patriotic statesmen Of other and
6etJer days, heuFy Clay and Daniel WsbsteF, to-
gs'her Nth the mo-sss who-s principles Ters thsss
of snch patriots a Andrew JEckso. snd Willisn L
Marcy, Si!as Wright sad Stephen A. Douglas, now
s,an5 .hOulds- to shoulder pFen the same platform
isa plain one. lis to restore the Union, maintAin
the Constitution, and enforce tEe iSWs. WhsteFcr
makes for this enc, tbs exercise Of force Of the
policy Of cancellation. The World viii advocate
whatever makes against il, The Garll viii oppose.
Il wiIiCppots every eusmy 0ths Union, whether
armed in rebellion 81 the South OF iEsid.oUsly plant
ing the seeds Of disunion and essential disloyaltya at
the North.
It viii oppose avery Violstion' of the Constitution
which ia the oaly hope and bond Of Union, and our
only authority for exporting or compelling the ale
glance Of the South.
Il VIII oppose every infraetion Of the Law, in high
pisces or III low, by reckless and misguided. parti-
sans, or by the administration which has been their
example.
II viii fearlessly exercise tho Freedom o. the
Press IL will cons anJly uphold and defend Free
dom Of speech and Freedom Of tns Ballot.
To the lawless acts OF the Administration, its
nrbitrarv ana unjust arrests and explanations, lie
denial Of the right to the writ of hal sas corpus, its
illegal proclematioDs, its abT3zatlon Of State and
federal laws, its desp3tic accommodations Of uarTsnC
cd power, and its SubysrsiOus % the sst-guaris Of
civil and pertonsl liberty, it will coGaisat.y Cpd &c
the letter and The spirit Of our spErsn5 iaw and sks
advocacy Of sound doctrine. unsii American free
m-n shsll be rOuscd 70 the roc1yery-cf tlejc rights,
their liberties, tho laws, and sae'r limited snd
well balanced government, BY ths Tesistiess decision
Of the bsiiot.
Profoundly impressed wj.h The desire 30 cont1i-
tha. 1t GIay to the great wDik Of this 5aaer
atiOn,-nsmcly, TO restore oar national unity. aud
To place tie United States again t0smpst snonkthe
Ia tiuns Of the earth, and h.ss id the peacss pros
psrity, and happiness If ITS pcoy's-IHe " ord
seeks from those Rao desire such hinge their SYM
support, and, above all, ina favor Of Him who
every good work.