The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-04-06
The New York Times.


NewsPaper.
The New York Times, started in
September, 1851 ,--has for many years
been recognized as among the most sue
cessful, popular and influential newspapers
in the country. 1t is still under the con-
| troll and management of its original foun.
ders, who, with greatly increased resours
ces and experience, will spare no pains to
extend and strengthen its claims upon the
confidence and support Of the public.
In its political discussions and prefer
cnces the Times is Republican, and
supports the cardinal principles and lead.
ing measures Of that party as on the whole
best calculated to secure the peace and
promote the prosperity OF all sections OF
| our common country. II was among the
| first 10 advocate the nomination and cleo,
ton OF Gen. Grant to the Presidency,
and will sustain, with all the ability il
can command, the principles and policy Of
his Administration.
The Times will insist upon the Reform
in all branches Of the public service
economy in the administration ofth Gov.
ernment, the payment of the public debt
and maintenance of the public credit
the adoption of impartial suffrage, the
removal OF useless political disabilities,
the preservation Of peace, the eleva-
ton Of labor, the vindication of our ma
tional rights, s,-and,i in general such meas
ures as will strengthen our Republican
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people, and command them to the
respect and admiration of the rest of the
world.
As newspaper, the Times will con-
tlnue to be, as it has been, unsurpas~
sed,
Its correspondence, by Telegraph and
by Mail, from all parts Of the world, will
be full, promp, reliable and interesting.
In this respect it will maintain the high
reputation it has thus far enjoyed,
Its reports Of proceedings in Congress
and in the State Legislature, of the Law
Courts, social, political and literary asso-
Citations, public meetings, and of whatever
else may enlist or attract the public inter-
est, will be prepared with care and with
special attention to the convenience and
instruction Of the great body Of the Read.
ing public. In its Commercial, Finan,
cial, Real Estate and general Market Re-
ports, special pains will be taken to em.
body the latest news, in the most reliable
and acceptable form,
A Literary Department will be main
taincd, in which will be given Reviews
and notices Of all the important issues of
the Press and the Fine Arts, including
Music, the Drama, painting and sculpture,
will receive careful attention at thd hands
competent and experienced critics.
The Editorial Department of the Times
will be devoted to the intelligent, tempo
rate and useful discussion of the current
events of ihc day, IN every department OF
public actively and interest, with the gen.
cral aim Of insruciing and guiding the
public mind rather than exciting public
iexcitng public passion or ministering to
morbid curiosity. Special care will be
taken TO exclude everything which can
dcprayc the morals, or lower the taste
Of the great body Of our intelligent rea-
dcrs,
The Sunday Edition OF the Times con.
tains ia addition to all the news Of the
day from eight to ten columns of interest
ing literary matter, selected with great
care from the latest periodical literature
of this country and Europe, including the
best stories, poems, &c., besides original
| articles by accomplished writers on sub.
jccts oi general interest. II is therefore
not only Newspaper, in 5he proper sense
OF the word, but a journal of Art, Liter
aturc and Fashion and no pains are
spared to make it the most complete and
interesting Sunday newspaper in the coun.
| try. The matter it contains ia always
lIesh and new, and is arranged in 4 taste
full and attractive manner.
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the very largest size, on large quarto
sheets, each containing fifty,six columns
printed in clear and legible type at the
following rates.
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Five copies, ,..................
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