Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-07
TIE WORLD FOR 1868.
prO9 O9rpoe~ ~ouGs

THE Presidential contest just closed
con-iges the political deslines of the peo.
ple OF The Unied States, during another
term of years, to The conttol OF President
Lincoln of the Norh, aud Jefferson Davis
a, the South.
The Democratic party, always i1denti-
fed with The pro sp city, growth aud glory
OF re republic, may point with honest
ptlde to iis record IN ihs great ronesl.
Against an administration welding the
most enormous power OF patronage aud
he most unlim lied command OF treasure
ever possessed by any govetnmpni, and
reinforced alike by tie uubounded fears OF
many palriols and The sympa,hles of all
traitors, the Democratic party fought the
battle Of 1864 ii mly aud learlessly 10 the
eud.
Dleaed in The electoral college, the
small majority OF popular votes by which
II has been so defeated Is demonslraby
less then lhe number OF yersons openly
and ofiicia ~ dependeu npon The andmln
islration as tfhce holders or contractors IN
the various departments oil The pubic ser
vice.
Bat The result is against us. The Law
continues to be adninlste red 10y men VINO
not only viol ate lis extess provisions, hnl
invade also those personal aud civil rights
! 80 high aud sacred that onstiulions can.
not confer but only guaraHlee them, and
which laws are made TO vindicate and
guard. The Purse is still borne by men
| who 10 four wears have heaped upon MS
aud the unborn generations ol onr children
a debt aImoat as huge as lhal Of England,
acquired through ceututies, and whose
policy Of u bloaled paper currency doubles
| ~. r,r. a uin
TIC indebtedness. The Sword is still weld.
branch, and ho make victories won by
our gallant armies and fees itullless, since
they open no path TO he,riumphs Of peace
Democrats must await events
They can now only watch Tor the public
safety, aud eAetl all The power OF great
mInoiny to prevent MIR. Lncoln's admits
lraIon from drifting, iUr the sake ci aboIi.
lton, into a disunion peace.
"They also serve who only stand and
wait"
The principles OF the Democratic parry
are Just, aud will yet prevail, Tor they are
the laws oil the progress OF the hnman race.
They are the principles which nave emery
ed from every revolulioI OF the Anglo
Saxon race, with increased guarantees aud
. sl1Sul2u. UB COtnlu2 lOuT edIs dIe 10 Je
vpats OF calamity But now they who
sowed The winds are to be reapets OF the
whrrwnd. TIE Democratic party is shom
OF power, but ii is dive sled OF all RESPONSE
bhny. When The hour of sore distress
comes, the people, Instead OF cursmg the
DemocralIc patty, will to it fol reAef, aud
cIiua TO ii Tor dellvefanCe
Onen, dunug The past year, The
n hus In fp. ha 4 4
hand OF Arbitrary power. Rendering all
lawful support to The constituted authorizes
TO CD,ai Ctp>ar's due -ot a ires press,
tree speech. Tree bal OF, or an ardent de-
vo,on to the Union, aud support oil The war
for the Cnion's sake, it has, nevertheless,
been repeatedly excluded from military
DEPARTMENTS by partisan generals, and ior
several days its issues were suspended ty
the order OF Lincoln himself, anu lis offices
closed and occupied by armed soldiers al
hi. command.
THE WORLD Tor 1868 will be a better
Newspaper Than il ha, ever been. Its col
umns, freed from the exacting demands oi
Il pOhca! canvass, will afford more room
Tor The news of The day, oi al kinds, from
all parts of The world
The SEMl-W EEKLY WORLD will ex-
acIy suit those "ho want the news ofeLet
lhan Weekly, yet 10 moi Ieel atle to pay
$40 for lhs DAILY Ii contains all lhe read
iug matter, news aud edHD:ials Of the Dgi'
ly. excepting ouiy lis advertisements.
The WEEKLY WORLD has now the
, largest circulation of auy weekly journa
c published, save Que. Its extraordinary
= success since ils umon with The New York
ArguS, ha, justified US in very liberal eX'
. peudIluGes iot The year 10 come, such as
wiil~moke II without a rlval in interest ant
e value to The farmers OF our coGutry. It,
Z Agricultural Department vii! be as goot
aud complete ae any OF the agricultural pa
+ per. and lis reports OF the Cattle, Produce
, and Money Markets will excel them all. 4
page or more will be reserved 10 entertain
T. lug tireslde reading, and the type will bt
> large and clear enough ior old eyes
In a few days all The editions OF TIL
= WORLD viii be printed on new lype-
Several new iodlmg machines just set n
G in our vaults, will enable US 10 work oI
, aud mail all editions with the utimo-
: speed and regularity.
While The war continues, and the cur
4 rency is of such sort as ii is, we can nope
lor lille or no profit. Our terms have brel
r Increased, but not III proportion 10 The III
q creased cost OF everything used IN max IN!
s ii newspaper ln!eed, to-day, there
nothing equally valuable 80 cheap as
newspaper.