St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-01
The Springfield Republican.
The N"~ kHg'oWd N,rAwper.
Published Daiiy and Weekly by samuel
B0wlc> X Company,

foWi"> " Company.
SPRINGFIELD. Mss
FiIst Of New England new spapers-loycmnst IL,
all provincial journalism, - widest in variet,
and iIccst i'll scope of all the American daily and
weekly press.-th!s il the effort and very general
y the conceded distinction Of TN. SrENCEEIu
REPUBLICAN.
To begin with, it j. a Newspaper: = pionir
faithful. intelligent. thorough and impartial
a. early the earliest and more carefully collared
and condensed than most. Second, il is a PU
llIlcAL JorENM-;iS the press Of every repubh
can nation should bc-decided i'll itS views but not
PARTISAN ire" from entanglemeuts with caucus OF
convention. with administration ofice-pr0ne
anu pledged To speak independently and hon.
estly 81 men and measures-and recognizing a.
IiS highest duty. the aiding OF the people in Sc
ectlh% me best men without regard 10 locality
mere partizansp. for their servants in the busi
ness Oh governing themselves THRIFT opens lis
Columns freely To all questions concerning Mans
Higher Nature and Deeper Relations God ami
ms fellow lnan.-and ministers to his KNOWLEDGE Of
himself ana III" ways of making himself useful no,
only 10 himself and his famiiy bnt In Societr a,
large. II holds that no journal has an excuse f,l
being thai does not labor 10 make life richer and
happier 10 every man and woman that reads it,
that does not seek the betterment OF every one
condition, physically, morally and intellectually
that does not endeavor to bring all classes oil 80,
ricty into closer fellowship and sympathy ami
teach IN every fashion the great lesson 10 help
anohsr. fonrth,-it labOrs generously in the
wide fields OF Literature and SCicnce-alikr NJ crit
Ic. exponent and recorder.
More particularlv,-in political affairs. The RI
riELichN IL sharply independent and critical
pleading for The highest standards of public service
eXacting the utmost intelligence and integrity OF
men III office pursuing the corrupt without quail.
hcation and the careless with impotence; and de.
handing conspicuous reforms in all our administIa.
revenue
1t encourages 10 demand for women and WI
men ioi themselves. larger share in all the press
m" work OF lite-an equally Of duties and Of ghIs
OF Responsibilities and Of privileges, because Il be
lieVes mat IN the largest individual freedom and
the airest div siun OF labor lie the most sure and
satisfactory adv anccmcnr of society and the wdc=
personal happiness.
To all embraced in uhaso Sn,iuI
Science. If gives welcome hearing and an earnest
word. for these are the real topics Of the present
and the future il is with these that government,
and society have now most to concern themselves
I" literature and science and art 1HR REPUBLi
CiN offers unusual space for general newspaper
recording fully all their development and inviting
il by criticism and illustration To these themes
as they relate and aduln home life is this iOuIn
al especially attentive.
I" he, in shOli newspaper that shall be prompt
and full in passing history, and st the same time
an incentive 10 the nOblesi thought and the most
earnest action III politics, in philanthropy, and il
society, and pure ministrant 10 the entertainment
and instruction of all personal and domestic life
Tins Is In" idea and the effort OF THE REPUBLICAN.
Ir means II adopts for thcsc ends simple TatL
cl than sensational. but they embrace the hest III
strlmcnialirrs in journalism. II makes no appeal
I" line pdhIic ear with hi"ll-Snundin@ names or gilt
tering speCialitics while il declines rob sab.
srrlltr "i any share Of his money To buy anOtheI
Win strawberry vines or sewing machines; but il ~
content To he judged 10y the results of it, intelligent
aud conscientious int, gritty. and the steady chaTa
tcr that time shall bring IL ii.
fur the New Year, The REPUBIICAS has vaIiou,
improvements typographical and editorial in store
H." his friends lis stan I'll writers and correspond
rnts is greatly increased and diversified within
lew months he daily ISSUE has put the peIIna
neni form OF double sheet its reading contents
are largely increased and varied, and a new fl,,
press j. constructing for its service.
Both the DAILY and WEEKLY editions printed
III large and handsome quaTt0 sheet OF eight pages
and l. columns and Of the Weekly only a single
pa" H. dedicated t. a'vrI ti-cmenIs while its
IN pages carefully revised and freshrned and
unified as those of no other weekly ISSUED irou i
llily Office III the rnuIItry.
Yet the terms OF The REPUEiiCNS ar" .t7 low and
n S"Inc respects lower than those. OF itr class q
journals. The Daily j. sold III three cents. copy
!. cents 4 week; - cents i month: and - a
eleven copies To address nv mail $50. The
Weekly pIlCc - iiNrcent> a singh copy az a wear
tilL an cNtIa CoIV Ion every five in clubs bV mail
u copies Tor slO /! copies LOT $50: II copies ioi
,iU-h,lng Al ia" rate OF elUu copy. which 10
,duCtiun from former club prices.
Specimen copies ri GHE kEFI ELi, ~ Will he
'eni On application and all subscription must Is
ia!i ia advance.
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