The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-22
1872. THE WORLD. 1872.
BENZ BITNER

In tho year lsT2 General Grants sueces.
soF 10 ~ be chosen the Forty-tbird Com
gree, ta be- elected.
The peoples votes. white aud black.
North aud South, will thus decide the fll-
tnrc destiny of the Republic, select its ru-
lore. prescribe their course
How to influence the peoples votes
by the nowrpApeF for u includes every
other agency. II makes known events and
fact among all infiuepoes the chief II
assemblies the Saster outside audience.
which cannot gather 10 the StHte-hause,
the pulpit. or thc stump. Ii 10 the constant
interpreter uf mons affairs, and Of error on
truth Ia the daily seed-s0weF.
NeKt November IL our political hArsast.
lime. A We Sog Nc shall reap.
The MOtids seed-sowing will be fruitful
10 the extent that is circulation is widely
pushed BY those who approve iss aim
The World will aim % represent aud
combine the iab0Fs and the votes OF
l.-Ail those who fnd best insurance 0i
the peoples prosperity, peace, aud pro-
gress ia a government administered on the
principles and IN the pure practice 0l
Jefferson and jackson. and who desery the
fount aud origin Of the present e0Frupti0n6,
cAtrAyagahce, inisgovernment. subFersion
uf public liberties, aud Insecurity Of prl-
ton OF interdleted and underdicted and
undelegaled poNers-usurpation that to-
day marches deliberately on To the sub
jugAlion OF popular rule and the possession
Of dictaloFiAl % EeF-for by acts Of Con
grc.s General Grant may even now destroy
the freedom Of State elections, invade the
States nj hls pleasure. aud declare martial
law of his own mere will.
2-All those who would maintain the
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public credit by punetusl payment Of pub
lie debts.
3.-All Ihose who would cut DOWN 10
fvweF and ht objects all appropriations OF
the peoples money to-day more than d0u-
Bile, nearly treble, the appropriations Of A
Democratic Congress eleven years ago. not
counting annuities 90 Indians. pensions 10
soldiers, and iaterest on debit, and who
would oblige all spending of the peoples
money got by tA1cs 10 be with honesty and
thrifG; likewise all those who would spare
landless millions hereafter and stop IT,
squandering domihions in a day upon
those who already own too much.
AN those who would reduce the
number ~ commodities taxed by our tariff
from thousands TO q few dozens. aud so
empty our custom-houses Of half their cfli-
ciAls. rid the statute books Of half their
odlohs snares for honesty or Sribss 20 fraud,
aud unfeiicr scores Of our native indus
tries.
5.-All thOse ~ho would lower the rates
nlso oi our tariff taxes 20 the point Of most
easily yielding the largest reTenue-who
would abandon the proteetiOnist system OF
reducing the public Feyenue whilst In
cFeasing the eKtoFtsonatc proGtS Of a few nj
the expense of all other industries.
ALI thosc who would abolish every
unlawful tax. like that on incomes; every
unjust sAX like that which gives banks the
peoples profits on national currency eF-
cry unequal and indelerminate tax, like
thai levied most eFnolly upon the poor
the tan Of our irredermAbla paper
TnE WORLD will aim--as the recognized
aud leading organ Of the Democratic party
ia the great focus Of national commerce
and inteiligenee-to fulfill zhis ifs mission
and duty with RteAdfast b0ldness and hdel-
iiy 30 inspire ia the ranks Of those who
think the same things concerning the Re-
public an united, organized, determined,
aud persistent zeal 90 win neE recruits
from among those who have been enemies
to the Democracy Ia the conflicts Of doad
pact aud t0 marshal an unbroken phaianK
to the triumph at the bAllot-boX gtFne bat
tie held ~ Liberty. Equality. and Law.
As Vehicle Of News,
TUX woALp win spare no expense, no
energy. 10 mAintain and advance is place
in the frst rank Of metropolitan Journals.
It, frenh. abundant. varied. and accurate
ns NJ, comprising the whole circle og cur
rvnt intelligence and literature, will be dis
cussed, ~ becomes
A Trustworthy Organ Of Opinion,
With cundoF. with steady devotion 10 sound
public aud private morals. with special
knowledge Tor special themes. and with
various and Wide-reAching apprehension
OF the manifold Interests Of men aud wO-
men in their homes. their market-placcs,
their work-thnps, and their farms.