The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-01
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THg WORLD
A., Tndependent Democratic Daily; Weekly arr
Ser,i-We eeldr newspaper.

Alter TOUR years OF CIVIL war; lOrceu upou tHc
people of the United States by the violence OF
sectional parties, we now enter upon a me" era
Eof Unity an progress = North and South, a cor
diakco-oL Grafton of all honest men is needed to
repair the waste of war to establish our eacc
throseh the triumph ofasound constitutional
principles in the admins ration Of the Govern
ment, and our Unity By guarding all that makes
Union desirable.
The great Democratic party, whose history IN
the past is the history of prosperity. of terrific
rial extension, and Of public order in America,
stands now, as it has over stood, the Party Of the
Nation, superior to"all sectional passions in its
loyalty to the rights Of cocqual States and to the
liberties of the individual citizen Once more
its voice will be heard, once more its adherents
viii beralied to its time-honored standards in
every city and towu.of the Northern and OF tAe
Southern States -.,..-
To the principles Of this great Democratic Par
ty,0f the Nation, 'ThezW orld 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-fnanciat, social,
political-which come upon US with the return OF
peace. Faithful to the real interests of:alt sec;
tons, it vii! be cnslaved by the pre;pdiees aad
bl;gded by the preposseSsious of none. 8
Thatss,he- principles ef American Democracy
should thus be uttere3s with no weak or ,nncer-
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Of American enterprise and commerce, Is a mat
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recommend The World TO, the cooperation and
support of good men in all sections Of the Union.
Whatever skill can devise or enterprise accom-
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