The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-12-06
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Readers.
The DETEoTr WEEKLY Posr is offered to
subscribers in large clubs on more favorable
terms than any other Detroit newspaper. The
price at the lowest club rates is really lower,
indeed, than the paper ought to be offered at,
but similar terms offered by some or the lead
ing New York and Chicago papers, with which
The Posr finds Its principal competition, seems
to make the reduction necessary.
it is now generally known throughout the
State that The Posi- is the only Detroit news
piper, printed in English which bases it's sup
port OF Republican nominations on q slncere
b ,lief IN Republican principles. and the pstri-
ot;sm, and good faith OF tho Republican party.
1t is not Republican because Republicans have
q large majority IN tie State aud Nation, but
because it entartains profound convection
that the Republic n party actually deserves, by
ia creed, It's acui3vem ats, tIe fidelity ard
patriotism o. is leaders ant its party action
generally, the c)niilen,a aud support % tie
people and that no other party IL existence
does deserye that confidence and support.
With this belief ia policy las always been 10
promote " the Un1I of tie Harty for tie sake
OF tue Union" suiit appeals to all Iis past
record for evidence that /, has pursued tlls
;ohcy faithfully. ,iayuS no personal -Ptes
AMI vind.ctiyeness {. gratjiy-uo jeliooriee
ald disapyouutmentz 70 aYeUS5--it las no other
political aspirations than Che promotion OF tae
cub 10 good through Republican success and
viii not be deYated from course by either
envy or malice, 60 fomeut scOrd in Its own
ranks. The Posr commences III, therefore,
10 the trcs Republicans o. Michigan. IA 4 news
paper whoa they may rely upon.
Since tho detection or the New York Tribune,
winch formerly had 20 large Il circulation IN
this state, these considerations are particularly
worthy the attention oi Repubhcan canvassers,
and W. believe that NAM OF she Thousands
WHO have heretofore contented themselves with
subscribing for the New York paper, and vino
| will the year refuse to receive 1t longer. III
be induced 90 substitute FOR 1t HE DtiEpir
WEEKLY PosT.
But aslde from polite. I'm P1sr challenges
I coatIas, ~ y thoroughly equipped HoNE AM
= FAMILY NEWSPAPER. Il has the best msrSe
= reports OF any of the Detroit newspaper--'
ths most careful III it. 10 sceane ous selecton
t and publishes 10 advertisements that ma.
: no. be read aloud IN q family. This Is NOR,
tlan can b said OF any other Detroit news
paper IN the clara Ger, strength, scope am
ylrety or it-edItoral Is cuodssins, 1t is no *
= eaggeratoa or affectation to say that noue o
its city cotemporares pretend to compete "it
y. 1t.
p, Soon after the hrst OF January, IHF Pos
= will be piaced III an entirely new topographic
: drs-.. AID ia Fe5ru,ry vii, PRINT shorou nl
reyis Il Railroad Map Of the Lover PeDire1l
~ Michigan, showing the extension OF al tn
Railroads M that portion Of .iIts state mp
the end OF this year. his msp viii be eloy.
y inches by thirteen aui half ia e!2c and sIo'
better than auy ofhr Litp M eNstcaco -
" Railroad system of the State. When i trs
=, appeared, in September, 1871, it attracted tn
attention OF Railroad men. shippers, merchants
capitalists and business operators. all over tn
country, and 30 great was the demand for
= that IN ore than NINETY THOUSAND COPIES hay
: been distributed in this country and Europe
Scarcely day elapses, even now, that order
arc not received for 1t. As I'll advertisemeI
=, OF the State it has never been equalled IN u
effect.
Tho circulation OF The WggKLr Posr vi
nearly doubled last year. and will undoubted
be greatly enlarged this winter.
I'M Posr Codpsny offer especial Undue
Wy ments to csnvsssers for large clubs. besides
let liberal list OF premiums to agents securing 81
sr largest number OF subscribers.