Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-12-18
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and is sixty years OF does not intend
grow sluggish and eupne with the advance OF years
rival in vigor, enterprise, vivacity and moe
pendence The active of its cotempoIarles- It's
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Oh the generous. and 1abating patronage OF cur
friends, OF rendering journal the equal OF any in
the world, nd have the ambition OF doing So as
rapidly as ne progress OF BUSINESS ana me aste !o
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PosT aims be primarily a newspaper in which tie
OF world history politic.l commercial
al, it also emphaticay political paper Ii
separate itself from the life OF times, and particu
questions OF public interest with all the earnesness,
al The intelligence all The force that can muster and
their importance may seem 10 demand
ITS CRIED.
What its principles politics are, have been long
known. They may be summed up few words: Ma
freedom and Equsnry OF Rights The perpetuity and
supremacy Of The Union, as the guaranty Of our
States in all their local affairs, as the nty against
oppressive and dangerous centrsIatOn he Fee
dom and Equality of the Indy dual without regard
birth accident the Iighfu end CT all
Mt, and the sureSt means of social development
personal happiness and national progress
The genera. principles hut IN The applI,
ton of them shall insist upen The honorable pay
men Of GU pu hc debts the retrenchment Of expen-
dHures the most rigid economy of admins traton ,
impartial taxation and gritty and Capacity. not
partisan service. tbs grounds of appoint to
We hold that The md of all goverGu
define, decree and execute justice among all II,
members. All partial laws nQuItous, all speci al
privileges all special inteTerences with the
natural development of industry, and
fruits of that industry, GsurpauIo
OF pos ct ami pernclous impertlne We believe,
too, that every em6er OF society, contributes
support Its defense, should be progressively ad
parucIp patton In its political control. In
other words. equal lights impartial laws, free dom
from and unnecers CONSTANTS, and univer
Il age, notices they have been
in the past, and, trust they will be
mott0e. in the future.
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