The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-05-21
THE WORLD FOR A DOLLAR.

lHC SutdpCsb anu DtSI. NO NEW
York weekly can compare with it in
value tor the Democratic Farmer; The
Weekly World for 1860. The work of
the World.
"Let the dead past bury its dead.m-
Out of the battle and partial defeat of
1868, the unbroken columns of the con-
stitutienal and patriotic Democracy of
America march forward to new con-
tiicts and to final victory. How are the
conflicts before us most vigorously to
be fought? How is the victory which
awaits us most promptly and most eem-
pletely to be Won These are the prac-
teal questions of the hour. And to
these questions The World makes an
swer now. Organization is the secret
so vigor in the battle field, organization
1t the means, as the righteousness of
our great cause is the pledge of victory.
What Radicalism has done, and by do
ing has won its deadly victories. De-
mocracy must do if Democracy is to
triumph to the saving of the state.
Not day passes which does not
bring us, in enforcement of this point,
such letters as the following, sent to MS
by an earnest and resolute Pennsyl-
Yania Democrat:
TO the Editor THE World: During
the late campaign the Democracy of
this vicinity made thorough fight, us
ing as their campaign paper The w orld.
You may recolleet that I, last winter,
raised in this and neighboring towns Il
club of about 100 subscribers to The
Weekly World. OF this number many
were Republicans. Nearly every one
of them voted the Democratic ticket at
both elections this fall. We propose to
continue the fight and advance our ban
ners. 10 do this we wish to raise
still larger Club. | think The World
made here about thirty Democratic
votes. We think we can double our
converts next year, and we mean to
circulate here more Worlds than Tri-
bunes."
Here we have the true spirit of the
battle and the sound assurance of vic
tor? The work to be done by the De-
mocracy is to make converts, and this
is the work of The World. The more
widely the Radicals circulate their pa
pers, the bette: it Will be for the De-
mocracy, if the Democracy, like our
Pennsylvania friend, meet those papers
at every point with The World. We
do not shrink from-we invite, we en-
treat-the fullest discussion of the
great questions before the country
The Republic is to be saved in this way,
and this way only. The thirty men
whom The World last year found Radi-
Gals in Canton, and whom 1t this year
brought up Democrats to the polls, are
but types of the work which The World
has been doing in Pennsylvania as well
as in New York, in Indiana, as we'll as
In New jersey. TO push on this good
7varlf ic tha fret rlttfxy II ic ha
most solid hope of every good Demo-
crat within the Union. Tor is an hour
to be lost III doing it. The redemption
OF 1872 must be achieved, now, and to-
morrow, and the next day, and every
day, until the nation is once more raj
lied to his ancient standards of liberty
protected by Law! Begin to-day to
circulate The World. Keep circulating
it. Wherever the Radicals have gone
before you, there follow them up
Wherever the bane Is found, there press
the antidote. Do more. Go further.
Be aggressive in attack as well as reso-
Lutte in defence. The World, we prom
Use you, will give you weapons. The
World means battle, because The World
means Victory, What we ask of you is
Organization Organization Organi-
cation Give The World its field and
The World will do its work.
EDiTIoNs. Weekly World,
large quar.o sheet, same size as Daily,
is now printed In wholly large type,
land since its union with the New York
Argus) has the largest circulation of
any weekly journal published, save one.
Published Wednesday.
l. Its Market Reports embrace the
New York, Albany, Brighton and Cam
bridge Live Stock Markets; the New
New York Country Produce and Gen.
eral Produce Markets; special and val
liable Hop Intelligence; a new and en-
larged department. of Horticultural
Reading, which will include o valuable
series .of papers on the Science and
Practice of American Agriculture; al
together comprising an unrivaled hand
book of current Information for the
Farmer, Live Stock or Produce Dealer,
Country Merchant, etc.
2. A page or more will be reserved
for Entertaining Firesidc Reading for
the Family Circle, embracing the fresh
est and best Ssories, Poetry, Religious
Reading, ETC.. and page for the Dis
cussion of all Prominent Topics pub
lie interest.
3. All the good Books of the Year
will be described with careful criti-
cism.
d. All the News will be given in
condensed and brief but full and accu-
rate summary.
The Semi-Weekly World is large
quarto sheet, same size as daily, which,
by emitting the great mass of city adj
vertisements from the Daily, contains
the news of, and the markets of, the
Daily and Weekly edition. Published
Tuesday and Friday.
The Daily World affords complete
compendium and discussion Of all the
news OF every day.
In every post-oflice district there
should be found an active, public spirit
ed Democrat, who will confer with his
Democratic friends and make deter
mined effort to form as large club as
possible for The Semi eekly or The
Weekly World.
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