The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-12-14
PROSPECTUS.
1872. THH WORLD. 1872.

In the year 1872 General Grants successor Is TO
be ehoseni the Forty-rhird Congress to be ele Ct
| ed.
The peoples votes, white and black, North and
| South, will thus decide the destiny Of the Re
P1ohc' select ITS rulers, prescribe their course
How to influence the peoples votes
BY the newspaper-for it includes every other
agency. Il makes known events and facts
among AL influences the chief 1t assemblies the
vaster outside audiences which cannot gather to
the Siate-house the pulpit, the STUN. 1t il the
consistent interpreter Of mems affairs, and Of er-
ror or truth is the daily seed-sower.
Next November is our political harvest-time
As we sow shall reap.
THE oRLD's seed-sOwing will be fruitful to the
extent that its circulation is widely pushed by
those who approve its aim.
THE World will aim to represent and combine
the laboTS and the votes of
I-All those who find best insurance Of the
eminent administered on the principles ana in
the pure practice of Jefferson aud jackson and
who descry the fount and origin OF the present
corruptions, extravaganza, misgovernme Mt sub
version Of public liberties and the insecurity Of
pItAss IiSnts IN our rulers laWless usurpation OF
lnterdlcted and undelegated powers-usurpation
that to-day marches deliberately on to the sulig-
cation OF popular rule and the possession of die.
tatorlal poWer-for by acts OF Congress General
GTantma even now destroy the freedom of State
elections, invade the state at his pleasure and
declare martial law Of his own mere will.
IL-All those who would maintain the honor of
republics, and would preserve public credit by
punetual payment of public debts.
uL-Bll those who would cutdown TO fewer ard
mt OBJECTS all appro prlatiOns OF the peOpe's mon
ey to-day more than double nearly irebIe tie
appropriations of Democratic Congress eleven
years ago. not counting annuities to Indians
pensions TO soldiers, and interest on debit ard
who would oblige all spending of the peoples
money got by taxes to be with houesty and thrift:
likewise all those who would spare a IfttIe of tbe
peoples landed estate for the landless millions
hereafter, and stop ils souandering dominions in
a day upon those who already own too much
IN-All those who would reduce the number Of
common les taxed by our tar from thuls ands 10
a lew dozens, and so empty our custom-houses Of
half their officials rid the statute books Of baIf
their odious snares for honesty or hrbes 10 fraud
ana unletter scores OF our native industries.
V-ah those who would lower the rates also of
our tariff taxes to the point of most easily Weld
ing the l-rgest r venue-wio would abandon the
protectlonlst system OF reducing the public reye-
nue. whilst increasing the extortionafe profits of
a few at the expense Of all other industries
VIAL those who would abolish every unlawful
tax like that which gives banks the people's prof
its on n national currency; every UNEQUAL and
indetermi uate tax, like that levied most cruelty
money
TaE WoRLD viii aim-as the recognized and
ieadlng organ OF the Democratic party in the
great focus Of national commerce-to fulfill this
its mission and duty with steadfast boldness and
fidelity; to usdire in the ranks OF those VII think
the same things concerning the same the ReBub-
lie an united, organized. determined and perEsist
ent cal; TO win new recruits from among those
who have been euemies to the DemoerocSS7i IN tLo
commits 81 dead past; and to marshal an nm
broken phlanx TO the triumph at the baIlof-boT.
ltrue batt'e-held of republicsl of Liberty Eoual.
ity, and Law.
AS A VEHICLE OF NEWS.
The World will spare no expense. no energy IN
maintain and advance its place ia the FIRST IIsntS
Of metropolitan Journal. Its fresh abundant
various ana accurate news, composing the whole
circle OF current intelligence aud literature will
be dlsussed, as becomes
A TRUSTWORTHY ORGAN OF OPINION.
with candor, with steady devotion to sound pub
lie and private morals, with special knowledge
for special themes and with various and Viz.
OF men and women IN their homes their market
Places their workshops, and their farms.