The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-03-12
,6S. aTHE WORLD" 1868,

A THE OPENING OF THE YEAR
IA 1868, THE WORLD challenges,
more confidently than ever the sympathy
and support Of all pafriotic citizens A glo-
rious work has been glononsly begun. Deep
already answers to deep. The long fidelity
of this journal to the cause of Liberty pros
tecteti by Law stands nobly vindieated in a
splendor Of victory shining from Maine to
California Connecticut, Ohio, Pennsylva-
mia, New Jersey, New York, have thundered
forth their verdict upon the misrule and
madness of the Past. But much more still
remains to be done. Never was the peril of
the country greater. The Radical party still
DEGREES the death Of representative self-gov-
ernment in ten sovereign States Armed
with the military despotism and wholesale
Negro Suffrage, it desperately grasps at
permanent lease Of power, in defiance of
public opinion, at the cost ofenormous taxes
and OF crippled industries, at the cost of IN
ion and Peace.
To the great battle st.l to be fought The
World will give all It's efforts, all its energies.
1t asks of it's friends in their turn as much;
1t asks OF them more readers and "a wider in
hIeEce. 1t asks this with confidence in its
claims as newspaper and as an organ of
opinion.
The chief use Of a Newspapers to giveits
readers
ALL THE NEWS.
For this the facilities OF The World are
unsurpassed by any journal in the United
States. 1t seeks to excel by an accuracy and
candor, spirit and freshness in it's news
columns which shall commend it 10 readers
OF whatever party, sex, creed or place.
As an oGsan Of opinion. The World is the
unit ching champion Of
A Liberal Progressiy
Democracy.
whereof the cornerstone is Freedom re-
strained By Justice Freedom pure and SIM,
pie, in the largest collective measure the
office OF Justice being TO protect Freedom
from encroachments Freedom of the insti-
vidual citizen, IN bis rights ofthought, speech
religion and locnmotion; in his Right to
choose his own food and drink, in spite of
meddlesome temperance laws in his Right
to make any money bargains he thinks prop
er, IN spite ct foolish usury laws IN his Right
to buy aud sell in all markets, domestic and
foreign in spite OF unjust protective tariffs
IN bis Rights TO representation in the legiS-
atlve bodies which dax him, in spite of un-
constitutional exclusions; Freedom OF COL
leetive citizens to assemble for discussion Of
grievances FREEDOM of all local communi-
ties to manage their local affairs without CEN
tral interference; Freedom, in every section
of the country, from the arrogant and I'M
constitutional domination of other sections,
This large and comprehensive idea of Free>
dom sums up the politics Of the " Ihe World"
which will never be found waning to this
capital interest of the country and Of the hp-
man race.
A paper published in the metropolis is ma
turally looked to for careful Market Reports
and authentic information, and intellig.
discussions relating to
Trade, Commerce and
Finance,
In these features, 'The World" invites
comparison with any other journal. - 3
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large type, and (since its union with the New
York Argns) has the largest Circulation of
any journal published, save one. 1t is an
unriva1td journal for the Farmer, Live Stock
OF Produce Dealer, Country Merchants, etc.
Published Wednesday. 49,, i.
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omtting the great mass of city advertise
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~ day.
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