Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-12-23
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The Springfield Republican.
The New England Newspaper.
Published Daily and Weekly by Samuel
Bowles d Company.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.


First of New England papers-fremos in all provincial
journaism-widest in variety and ees in scope of all the
American daily and weekly pres-hs is the aud very
generally the conceded distinction Of The SPRISGFgIp RE-
PUBLICAN.
To begin with it is newspaper,prompt, faithful nte-
gent thorough and impara-s early as the earliest and
more carefully coated and condensed than most Second
Political Journalas the press Of every republican ma
ton should be-lecided in its views but parsan free
from ennglemens with caucus convention with admins
aton or office and pledged speak independently and
honestly Of and measures.-and recognizing as its high
est duty the aiding of the people selecting the best men,
without regard to locality parzansp for their
wants in the business of governing themselves Third it
opens its columns freely to all questions concerning Mans
Higher Nature and Deeper Relations God and his fellow
and ministers his knowledge of himself and the ways
of making himself useful only himself and his family
but to society at large II holds that journal has an en-
ce for being that does not labor make life richer and hap
pier to every man and woman that reads -that not
seek the bettermen Of every ones condition. physically
ally and intellectually that does eneavor to bring all
classes Of society into closer fellowship and sympathy and
teach in every fashion the great hep one another
FOURTH labor generously in the wide fields of Literature
and science.-ake critics, exponent and recorder
More particuarly-in political affairs the REPUBLICAN is
sharply independent and critical pleading for the highest
/
and integrity of men in office pursuing the corrupt without
qualification and the careless with Impotence and demand
ing conspicuous reforms in all administrative services and
in the laws for the collection Of revenue.
1t encourages to demand women and women for
themselves larger share in all the pressing work of ea
equality Of duties and Of rights Of responsibilities priv
eges because it believes that in the largest freedom and the
iarest division of labor lie the sure and satisfactory
advancement Of society and the widest personal happiness
To all questions embraced in the phase Social Science
gives welcome hearing and word for these are
the real topics of the present and the future is with these
that and society have to concern them
selves
To literature and aud art REPUBLICAN offers an
unusual space for general newspaper recording fully all
their department. and inviting it by criticism and illustration
10 these themes, as they relate to and aorn home e this
journal especially attentive
To be, in short newspaper that shall prompt and full
in passing history and the time AN incentive to the
nobles thought and the action in politics. IN
philanthropy, and in society and pure mnistrant to tn,
entertainment and instruction of personal and domestic
e-ths is the idea and the effort of the REPrBLcAS Tn,
means adopts for these ends simple rather than sens
tonal but they embrace the best insrumenaes in journal
ISM 1t makes appeal to the public with hig-sount
ing names or gterng speciaies while declines to rol
one subscriber Of any share Of his money buy another will
strawberry vines sewing machines but content to
judged by the results of its intelligent conscientious in
egy and the steady character that time shall brny to it,
For the New Year. the REPUBLICAN has various improve
ments typographical and editorial in store for his friends
It's stan OF writers and correspondents is greatly increased an
diversified within few months the daily has put
the permanent form of double sheet reading content
are largely increased and varied a new fast press
constructing for its service
Both the DAILY and WEEKLY editions are printed on
large and handsome quaro sheet of eight pages and IS
umns and of the Weekly only single page devoted
advertisements while its reading pages carefully revise
and ireshened and unified those of other weekly issue
from daily office in the country.
Yet the terms of the REPUBLICAN, low aud in SON
respects lower than those Of its class OF journals The Dali
Is sold at three cents copy; II cents 10 cents
month and IS yeareeven copies address by ma
$50 The Weekly price is five IA single copy; So
year. and an extra copy for every five in clubs by mail
copies for $40 12copies for 800 "a copies S4O-beiu
at the rate of 81 copy, which is reduction from fon
club
specimen copies of the REPUBLICAN will be sent on al
picaton and all subscription must be paid in advance
All business letters should be Addressed
SAMUEL BOWLEs q COMPANY,
] SPRINGFIELD, MASS.