The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16
THE MISSOURI REPUBLICAN.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1910.

Tho year 1870 promises Co bc ono Of unusual
interest in tho political world. The Congress
ional aud State elections take place in the I'll
and tho canvass preceding them is likely to be
long aLd exciting. The progress Of the deoen
niai census will be watched for its development
of the growth and advancement Of the country
and for valuable statistics in relation to agricul
ture, manufactures, &c. 1t Is expected that this
census will indicate the transfer Of political power
from the North and East, whcrc II has 50 long
been concentrated. Already the agitation has
commenced which Is to result In justice to the
young and vigorous West. and to the manscod
but struggling and hopeful South. The high
protective tariff levied for the benefit Of the
Eastern monopolists, and the unjust and discnm.
mating course which favors the people along the
Atlantic coast with extravagant national aPpro-
priati0ns, while II dovOtes so little to tho i'm.
provcmont of our Western rivers. are arousing
feeling which must soon manifest itself In a
popular revolution, peaceful but thorough.
There ave questions, also, growing out OF the
conditions OF our finances, which viii be warmly
discussed BY able minds during the coming year.
The proceedings Of Congress, Mhieh body will
probably rcmain In session until June or July,
will bo watched with very general and eager II
forest. Tho Legislatures Of Missouri, Kansas
and Iowa, and the Constitutional Convention Of
Illinois, will doubtless afford matter Of import
ance for tho consideration OF the people In the
region where the Republican circulstes most
fhc Republican Is fully prepared sosnter afoh
the duties the CT citing events Of 1870 will impose
upon o live journal OF the times. Sympsthising
most heartily with the Democracy, II will, ss
heretofore, be found batting In Arm and inde.
pendent soirit for the doctrines Of that party,
and the men who may represent them. But,
while treating the political questions Of the day
10 this GsiiriE No shall always aim TO deal fairly
with oppSns6ts, aad never suppress the News be-
cause It may not accord with our own political
notions.
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for the collection Of reliable and interesting news
wore never better than u present, and ere not OK
celIed BY any paper In the United States. It's
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including writer's and reporters, and It has spe-
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centres. The best attainable talent 10 employed
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and aocurate. The news department embraces
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freshest ;nHuigSncs BY pjl fpom OIL psIts n the
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