The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-20

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most advocate of the immediate restoration OF
the Union. Its highest merit consists IN its char
acter as
AN ENTERPRISINGN AND TRUST
WORTHY NEWSPAPER. 4
The nesttyear bids far 10 be a more critical
one IN the history OF Sur free institutions Than
even any of the ~eyentful ones that have preced-
ed IL. The first requisite for an intelligent
| Judgment Of public affairs is a full and authentic
account of facts as they transpire. These Inc
World alwas aims to give with conscientious
accuracy and with equal fitness and fidelity,
whether they make for or against its own views
Of public policy. Prompt activity in spreading be
fore It's readers every kind of news in which any
mart of the public takes an interest, as the first
duty of q newspaper. and the facilities OF The
| World fer dischafging this Obligation are un.
surpassed by those of any Journal in the United
States. Whatever else II may fan in 1t certainly
will not fail 10 furnish the news, nor to supply II
wifi such promptitude. spirit, freshness. abun-
dance. variety, accuracy and candor, that no
class of readers can miss anything Of interest
I which they wish to find. The World will publish
documents and arguments prepared by politicai
foes "a freely as those prepared by Pohu'at
friends; making its own comments on them ol
course. but never suppressing or garbhng them
because they are calculated TO damage its own
party. Adverse arguments which II cannst re
flute, II s content to leayeto MAKE their MI IN
preston. The World adopts this rule becauseft
belle yes NO other il honest; because IL conceives
that its first dnty 10 It's readers is TO keep them
thoroughly informed on every passing subject oil
intelligence. In politics The World VIII con
time TO be the bold advocate OF
A LIBERAL PROGRESSIVE DEMOC-
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The unfiinching champion of Freedom, Justice.
Order. and Constitutional Rights. The insPira.
ton Of its politics is Freedom restrained by jus
tice. or. TO Sneak more strictly, Freedom pure
and aiunpla In the largest collective measure.
the office Of Justice being merely to protect
Freedom from en~croaclments; Freedom OF the
Individual citizen in his right of thought, speech,
his own food and drink. IN spite Of meddlesone
Temperance laws: in his right In make any money
bargains he thinks proper, in spite OF ioohsn
nsury laws: in his right Ia buy ana sell III All
markets domestic and foreign, III spite oil unjust
protective tariffs: in his right to representation
In the legislative bodies which tax him III spite
of unconstitutional exclusions; Freedom OF col.
lective citizens IN assemble for discussion ol
grievances: Freedom of all local communities Ia
manage their local affairs without central inter
ference; F"redom in every section OF the conn,
try from the arrogant and Unconstitutional don't
nation of ether ~sectisus; this large and COM
prehensive idea o." Freedom sums up the politics
of The World. which will never he found want.
ing to this capital interest of the country and Of
the human race.
IN IT'S ACCURATE COMMERCIAL INTEL
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will continue to maintain its present high repu.
tation. A paper published in the commercial
metropolis II is naturally looked TO for authentic
information relating to trade, and
finance; aud this being O feature in which The
World pridcs itself, Il boldly challenges compar.
ison with every journal in the metropolis.
EDITIONS.
The Weekly World, o large quarto sheat, sane
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type, and has the largest circulation Of any
weekly journal published, save one, Its extra
ordinary succefs since its union with the New
York Argus has Justified the most liberal eN'
penditures, which will make II unriya!ied an IL
terest and value TO farmers. Published Wcdncs-
day.
|. Its market reports embrace the New York.
Albany, Bright 81 and Cambridge live stock mar.
kets; the New York country produce AMI gen.
eral produce markets; special and valuable Hop
Intelligence: n department of agricultural read.
ing; altogether composing an unrivallcd hand
book of current information for the farmer, live
stock or produce dealer, Country Merchant, &c.
.. A page or more Will be reserved for enter
tanning fresiae reading for the family circle, EN-.
bracing the freshest and best stories, poetry, re-
ligious reading, etc, and n pageSfor the discus
sion of all prominent topics Of general interest
political, agricultural, financial, literary etc.,
etc. ~
3. Its digest of the news is not, like most city
weeklics, a mere waste basket of the Daily: only
matters of interest and Importance are chosen
from the Daily, while the mass Of its contents
are prepared especially tr the weekly.
In every post office district there should he
found some active, public. spirited Democrat,
who will confera benefit upon us, his neighbors
and the cause, by counseling with his Democrat.
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World.
The Semi. Weekly World is a large quarto
sheet, same size as Daily, which, by emitting a
great mass of city advertisements from the
daily, contains all Its news, correspondence, ed.
market and provision reports, and a fresh and
entertaining MISCELLANY of literature. Published
Tuesday and Friday.
The Daily World affords Z complete com.
pendulum of and commentary upon the news of
every day.