The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-12-04
PROSPECTUS FOR 1874.

The coming year promises 10 be the most
eveutfui IN "a political sense that VIC have
seen since the close of the var The qIrs-
tons which have engrossei ard divided the
public mind during the PAST twenty years
are rapidly tssing away, and we finf grow
ing up in different parts of the country a
party called by various names--in California
the Independent party, in Iowa the Ami.
Monopoly party. IN Wiscontin the Reform
party in Illinois the Farmers Movement
having Common purpose and inspiration,
AMI exhibiting strength WHICH proves th't
it answers one of the chief dem tuds Of the
hour. The CHICAGO TRIBUNE will give
large share of i's attention TO this NEW
NANTES fAricN OF PUBLIC SENTi-
MESr. 1t holds
LIST That the old party organizations are
essentially corrupt and trauiutent. Having
no longer any prlncI )les to carry in'o effect,
they Il ave become rIere business enterl rises
making Il show Of opposition TO each other.
but really sharing in the proceeds of profit
gate and dishonest legislation To suppose
tina, any healthtu reform eau faw from the
pretended efforts Of these wornout aid lie
moraiiied partnerships is altogether vain
ard il!usOry.
Cd That the tariff system nov IN vogue l.
a cunning device to rob the mIny fo- the
benefit Of the few. and that its effect Is 70
v-use farm products to exchange Tor about
| .ns-half TIE quantity of foreign or protect
! a. goods they would otherwise buy.
Sd / hat railroads cannot exact more
| than q fair rate Of interest on the capita!
actually invested in them, and tina; when. III
| addition to this, they claim dividends on
watered stoek and fraudulent bonds, tn,
| State may rishtfully interfere for the pre-
/ lection Of the prore. that unjust dlscrimI-
ua,ions between different localities are III
violation of law and should be prohibited.
! 4,b. That subsidies or bounties OF money
/ land or public credit TO r'hlw J, steamship
I or other corporations. are fragrant abuses o.
! the powers of government, traught With thu
g-avest dangers TO the people, and teniin.
10 promote corruption. extravaganza, specu-
, latlon ami hnauclal disasters
The general character Of THE CHICAGO
TRIBUNE is too we'll established 10 need re
capitulaton. II i. always independent ant
fearless III the expression Of il. views. Ii
its news department 1t IS second TO TO paper
in the United States The Weekly kiitiUr
contains q carefully prepared summary o
the news Of the week, brought down TO thu
hour Of going TO press
itcrnry troli zeal financial, social, an
agricultural topics viii constitute, as here
tofore. leading features OF the Weekly Edi
ii II. and no pains viii be spared TO iucreas'
its at,raetiveness in these de, ,srtnents 1t
market reports are unsurpassed, embracln.
all the information which farmers rcqUir. e.
the in'e ligeDt Trans .clion Of business, bod
! rs sellers and buyers.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE i, = larg,
eight page sheet. Of the same size as IN,
haily Tribune, consisting Of t'ty-sl. col
Uuns Of close " rinr-d matter, AMI. as
family newspaper and IN It's general max.
up, is unsurpassed by any paper IN the Ian
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