The Lincoln County herald., 1870-01-06
THE MISSOURI REPUBLICAN.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1910.


Tho yesr 1870 promises co bo ono Of unusus,
interest In the political world. rhe Coneress-
ional and State elections tsks place IN the n =.
ana the canvass preceding them IL likely TO be
long aid exciting. The progress Of the docsn.
MAJ census will be watched for It's deveiopurentss
OF tho growth and advancement Of the country.
and FOR valuable statistics In relation TO asricui
ture, manofactures, 10. It 10 expected that this
census Will indicate the transfer OF political povey
from the North and East, where It has so LONG
been concentrated. Already the agitation has
commenced which 10 to result in Justice toths
young and vigorous West, and to The manacied.
out struggling and hopeful South. The hieh I,
protective tariff levied for the bene6t OF Ia
Eastern monopolsts, and the unjust and discri,r.
mating course which favors the people along Tho
priations, while Il devotcs so little To thr i'm.
provemont Of our Western rivers are srou.in o
q feeling which must soon manifest itself in a
popular revolution, peaceful but Thorough
There are questions, also, growing out of The
conditions of our finances, which will be warmly
discussed by able minds during the coming year.
The proceedings Of Congress, which body will
probably remain in session until june or july.
will be watched with very general and eoser in
terest. The Legislatures Of Missouri, Kansas
and Iowa, and the Constitutional Convention of
Illinois, will doubtless afford matter Of import.
ance for the consideration Of the people in the
region whore the Republican circulates most
largely.
The Republican is fully prepared to enter upon
the duties the exciting events Of 1870 will impose
upon live journal Of the times. Sympathiiing
most heartily with the Democracy, 1t will, as
heretofore, be found battling in firm 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
in this spirit, No shall always aim to deal fairly
with opponents, and never suppress the NEWS be-
cause It may not accord with our own political
notions.
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