The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-21
N ENTERPRISING AND TRUST
WORTHY NEWSPAPER.

AN ENTERPRISING AND TRUST
WORTHY NEWSPAPER.
The next year bids fair to be a more critical
one i'm the history of our free institutions than
even any of the e~ventful ones that have proceed
ed il. The first requisite for an intelligent
Judgment of public affairs is a full and authentic
account of facts as they transpirc. These The
World alwas aims to give with conscientious
accuracy and with equal fulness and fidelity
whether they make for or against its .views
of public policy. Prompt activity in spreading be
fore its readers every Kind of news in which any
part of the public takes an interest, as the hrsi
duty of q newspaper. and the facilities OF The
World for discharging this obligation are I'M
surpassed by those of any journal in the United
States. Whatever else IL may fail in it certainly
will not fail TO furnish the news, nor TO supply il
wifi such ~promptitude, spirit, freshness, album
dance, variety, accuracy and candOr, that no
class of readers can miss anything of interest
which they wish to find. The World will publish
documents and arguments prepared by p"iitical
foes as freely rs those prepared by political
friends: making It's own comments on them, oi
cOurse, but never suppressing or garblins them
because they are calculated to damage its own
party. Adverse arguments, which it cannot re-
flute, il il content to leave to make their full i'm
preston. The World adopts this rule because II
believes no other is honest; because 1t concetyes
that It's first duty to its readers Is to keep them
thoroughly informed on every passing subject OF
luttlllECIitts III tiiAiN ~ "'h N'
tinue 10 he the bold advocate of
A LIBERAL PROGRESSIVE DEMOC.
RACY.
The unfinching champion of Freedom, Justice,
Order, and Constitutional Rights. The inspira
ton of its politics is Freedom restrained by Jus
tice: or. to speak more strictly, Freedom pure
and simple, i'll the largest collective measure
the Office of Justice being merely 10 protect
Freedom from enrroaslIments Freedom OF The
individual citizen in his right Of Thought, speech
religion and lOcOmOtiOn: in his right To choose
his own food and drink. in spite of meddlesomt
temperance laws; in his right 10 make any money
bargains he thinks proper, in spite of tooliSl
usury laws: in his right to buy and sell in nj
markets domestic and foreign, IN spite-of unjust
! protective tariffs; in his right to representation
in the legislative bodies which tax him in spite
of unconstitutional exclusions; Freedom of col
leCtive citizens to assemble for discussion %
grievances: Freedom of all local communities y
manage their local affairs without central inter
ference; Freedom in every section of the conn
try from the arrogant and unconstitutional dOni
nation of other sections; this large and com
prchensive idea of Freedom sums up the politics
of The World. which will never he found want
ing to this capital interest of the country and o
the human race.
IN ITS ACCURATE COMMERCIAL INTEL
LIGENCE
And careful reliable market reports, The World
will continue to maintain its present high repu
tation. \ paper published in the commercial
metropolis il il naturally looked to for authentic
information relating to trade, an'
finance; and this being q feature in which TIT
World prides itself, il boldly challenges compar
isOn with every journal in the metropolis.
EDITIONS.
The Weekly World. a largequartosheet, sam
size as Daily. is now printed throughout in larg'
type, and has the largest circulation Of an,
weekly journal published, save one. Its extra
ordinary succefs since its union with the New
York Argus has justified thei mos. liberal eN
pendjtures, which will make it unrivalled in II
terest aud value to farmers. Published Wednes
day,
1. Its market reports embrace the New York
Albany. Brights On and Cambridge live stock mar
kets; the New York country produce and gen
eral produce markets; special and valuable Ho]
intelligence: q department of agricultural read
ing: altogsther composing an uDrivaled hand
book Of currept Information for the farmer, liv,
stock or produce dealer, Country Merchant, &c
. A page or more will be reserved for enter
tanning firesi2e reading for the family circle, EN-
bracing the freshest and best stories, poetry, n
ligious reading, etc, and a page for the diseu:
sion of all prominent topics Of general interes,
political, agricultural, financial, literary, etc
etc.
3 Its digest of the nsws is not. Ike most cit.
weeklies, a mere waste basket Of the Daily; onl.
matters Of interest and Importance ere chose'
from the Daily, while the mass Of its content
are prepared especially for the weekly.
In every posi-. Office district there should b
found some active. licspirited Democrat
who will confer q benefit upon u, bis neighbor
ic friends and making . determined effort I
form as large a club as possible for the Week.
The Semi Weekly World Is a large quart
sheet. same sire rs Daily. which. by emitting
great mass Of city advertisements from III
daily, contains all its news, correspondence, GO
itonals, commercial and market news. cattl
market and provision reports, and a fresh an
entertaining MISCELLANY Of literature. Publishe
Tuesday and Friday.
The Daily World affords a complete con-
pendulum Of and commentary upon the news q
every day.
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