The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-12-03
l87z. THE WORLD. 1877.

THE great Democratic Victories in New York.
Ohio, Maryland and Virginia, the startling Re
publican deea In Wisconsin Iowa, Kansas and
Illinois, foreshadOw the election Of q Democratic
Congress in 1874, and the election of Democratic
President "a 1876.
The secret of the triumph already won has been
steadfast adherence to the organization, unfinch-
ing h.e.iEy 70 the printiples OF the Democrat
party THE WORLD has been faithful to its trust.
When faint hearts talked Of spoiled party, dead
party, party II bore aiofi the flag of the his
IoriC, hudo.aitable Democratic party that flag m
scribed with ihe legends Free Trade and Farmers
Rights, Hard Money and no Monopoli ies,-the Dem
ocra Of ONO and New York carried TO 4 glorious
yi-tory snhTertins Grant majorities of $1,000 and
81 .000
A aew career now opens befor III D mocracs-
more glorious and more benencielt than lis pasI
career ide Tined though that be with the founding
OF the republic, its expansion the continent
its hal century OF prosperity and peace.
The open secret of its future, of its past al
? esent triumphs, is still steadfasl adhereAce TO
the organization, unfiinehing fidelity u the
prn iples OF the Democratic parJy-principles nev
er so needful as now be applied u roughout our
Natonal, State and Municipal life, to heal the
wounds and decentralization OF war, stop corrupt
and prohigae expenditure, to limit and locaIize
powers e listed TO the peoples servants to liber-
att our industries from the ettCrs OF q barbar, us
1 Tariff, OR trade from the fluctuations of ire
deemable paper Currency, and our ags icuiture
from the dou Ole plndering of Sath, a. we'll a. 10
repair the widespread financial Ruin wrought by
t the Fiscal policy of the Republican party.
The dusy of tHE WORLD in his onward march
of the Democratic hsts 10 victory, is the dissent
nation oil political truth Our work viii be fruitful
]
/ We ask Democrats every where TO aid Us in scat
tering the good seed broadcast over the whole land
during the period so important to the coming har-
vests.
/ Where or how any Democrat work so effici-
emily for the diffusion of the prime pies of his party
and their triumph at the halot-hex in II and r76
| as by procuring new readere for THE WORLD. now !!
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