The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-02-09
The Boston Journal,
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Boston Weekly Journal,
Be.,on Scmi.Ncrkiy Journal,
Bssios Daily Journal
THE NEW.ENGI.AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER

Tho wear upon which We arc about to enter prom:
isc Ia he one Of the most important In the history OF
The country During its progress the loyal people
through their representatives In Congress hro W oo
nle,e The work which our noble army has So wen
commemorative restoration the robellious STATES
10 their place In the Union upon terms whieh VII - =
cure safety and peace Tor all ru'uIo umo' ~ ,s 70
witness the and adoption oi system OF
financial policy which will most vitality Affect the IN
t.r,,t. not only OF the mercantile community, pu'
will reach ~ ~ influence every man anu ss.
t,pc, i'm come xion with relations with foreign
countries are to he discussed, and policy tegaruhg
ncace not only OF this country hut o the world the
great question OF tho organization OF the inuust,S
labor cf tho southnow disorgsn , anu ,hn
Il and demands ACTION! 81 that another seasnn
may not he lost. The question OF taxation, IN when
every man has personal INTEREST," " TO be
and revised, In order Ia adapt not only to the wants
of IN, but To the ability Of the people 10
meet Il with the least burden. These anu otners
which We might ma 20 Arc a ,nS not ONLY Of men
in pubic lite, but OF every intelligent thihknS n""
RssliSIn that IL Is tho duty OF the Press TO give
its readers that information upon these vital gucs'
tiops which will enable them TO understand them
thoroughly and thus form Intelligent conc ~.
teard TO them and recognizing to the fullest extent
this obligation, We Intend that the
BOSTON JOURNAL FOR 1860
shall present that intormst ion in the fullest and most
reliable form, and VIC have made arrangements ior
II,
With experienced and faithful correspondents NJ tue
Capitol OF the Nation. with nstructons ~ make the
1aosrs informed Of every Important event fact aud
rumor which transpires there At the earliest possoic
moiuent-and correspondents, IN duetent soc'ums "
the South will inform them OF the progress o
struction in their several locatics-and from them
and from other sources the readers VI
THE JOURNAL
will learn all there Is worth learning OF matters OF
national interest We intenu Us usuai W heep Jul
readers we'll informed on all matterso i
LocnI Interest In New.Enginnd.
With experienced and intelligent correspondents at
the several State Capitols and other important cen
tres and by sending special Reporters to all gather
inrs of IMPORTANCE we shall make the Journal stll
worthy the name II has long proudly worn OF the
Leading Newspaper in New-England.
The editorial department OF Ths Journal we intend
shall be much improved during the year we have
already made large additions to the force In The ed-
torial ROOM and shall from time To time secure the
aid of some Of the best writers In Now-England rs
special and regular s Sn, ,hop troai
will not fail To command the attention OF tue neieet.
ual public. Thankful to our friends for their past
PATRONAGE and support anu lot iS sos a bss"Wrd
we assure them that whatever more than quarter OF
century OF practical experience can suggest ana the
@Tst ,nSsrd TIE BoSToS Of 1890
batter than any Of its prsdsess,ors will he done anu
we believe to the satisfaction alike OF our patrons and
ourselves.
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