Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-12-21
1870 TIE WORLD. 1879


In the y,nr 1872 Gen. Grants successor is 10
be chosen +; the forty-,hird Congress TO be elec-
ted
The peoples votes white and black, North
and South, will thus decide the future destiny
Of the Republic, select il rulers, prescribe their
course
How 10 Influence the peoples votes
BY ite new spaper-fOr il includes every 9th
cr agency. Il makes known events aud fariS-
among all intuencrs the chief II assemblies
the ya>trr outside audiences which cannot gath
or to the Sta'c-houSe, the pulpit. or the stump.
IL is the constant interpreter Of mems affairs
and Of error or truth is the daily sccd-Aower
Next November is our political harvest-timc
- We We shall reap
The W orld secd-sowi ing will be fruitful 20
the extent that its circulation is widely pushe!
by those who approve lis aim
The orId will ann To represent and combins
the lahors and the votes of
All those who hnd lest insurance Of the
people prosperity, peace, and progress IN
government administered on the principles aud
in the pure practice Of Jefferson and Jackson
and VII" dcscry the iount and origin of the
present CnrrupuonS CNtraVaganCc misgoIcrn-
mcnt, sub'crsi"n OF public liberties and iusccu-
ritv of private rights in our rulers law u>ur-
patton of indcrdCicd and undelcgatcd powcrs-
hsurpaiIon that to-day marches Deliberately on
To the suhjuga,ion Of popular rule and the pos
session of diciatorIal pOwcr-ior by acts of Con-
greSS General Grant may even now DESTROY the
freedom Of State elections invade the State. at
his pleasure and declare martial law Of his ow IA
mere will.
H-All those ~ho would maintain the honor
of republics and would preserve public credits
by Punctual payment of public debts.
Ill-All those " ho would cut down 10 fewer
and III objects all appropriations of the peoples
S,s ,bc F, arnI"rrSifSns f 80, 8, itno,lr,r' ""
,,-css eleven wears age, not counting ann"I'"s
IN Indians pcusious to soldiers and interest on
Al, and Aho would ohligc all spending oil
th, pcopic's money got by taxes 10 t' VII" 'o'
cs,y nrl thrift likewise all those VINO "ou."
spare little the people ia"I'" e>'";. 'o' ~.
l,ndlrss millions hereafter and stop nS SUI"
dr,;pr domiuions in a day upon those " no AREA
d. own too much ,, a.. ,u,,h.r
of commodities taxed hy our 'ar'n from ",""S-
,pIs Ia a few lnzrns, and "a empty our custom
hnus,s of half their officials rid the statute
hooks Of half their odions snareS Tor no"eS'H VI
hr,h.s ,o fraud, and uufctter scores OF our III
tive Industries. ala,
cf our tariff taxes to the point oi most 'Is'l.
Welding the largest revenue "o"'H "".,
don the proiettlonlst sNs'e" VI ,,;
wblic revenue whilst Increasing the eN,oFuof
a,, nrofi,s of fcs at the expense oi all o'"'
industries. -, - =,
V;-Au those who would abolish ever! III
lawful tax like that on incomes: every UNI"
tan like that which gives banks tue Pcol"s
profits on a national 'urtt"0,' .'S -
and iuae,rrminate tax, like that levied inc
cruelty upon the roor-'N 'HA " '"'
able parer-morey. , :.
The World will aim-as the reeognizen y
leading organ OF the icmocrauc rar'! III
yr,at focus uf national commerce an" '"te
r.ncc-to fulfill this its mission ana au'!
s,eadfast hcIducSs aud fidelity: to INSPIRE IN
,,rks of those who think the same thing g
rcrning the Republic an united organiECu
,erm;pcd. and persistent zeal TO win nc"
.r;;.s from among those who have been {
mics 20 the Democracy in the conflicts @, i 4"
rast and to marshal an unbroNen Pnsia">
IN, triumph AT the halloi-box true na'ue-n
OF republics) of Liberty, Equality, and law.
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