Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-12-18
ls74. THE WORLD. ls74.

The great Democratic victories In New York
Ohio, Maryland AID Virginia, the startling Re
publican defeats in WISCONSIN,. iowa, Kansas
and Illinois. foreshadow The election off DEM
ocratic Congress in 1874, and tie elecsios Of \
Democratic President IA 1875.
The secret OF the triumph already won has
been stsadfast adherence 10 the organization
unfinching fidelity 20 the principles OF The Dem
ocratc party. The World has been faithful 10
Its trust. When faint hearts talked OF a suo;led
party. dead party, a rev party. IL bore slofl
the flag Of the historic, inaoniiahle Democratic
Turty. That flag. Inscribed with the legend.
Free Trade and Farmers Rights, Hard Money
and DO NonopoIies the Democrats Of Ohio and
New York carried 30 glorioas vie,orY. sub
serting Grant majsr;,ies Of 81, COO ahd 81 900.
new career now opens before the Democ-
racy-IBore glorious aud more benehcent than
iis past career, identified though thar be with
the founding Of the republic its : pansion seros<
'se continent, tie ball eerinry Of prosperity asd
peace.
The open secret Oft fntnre, as Of It's past
and present iruinI hs. " sill s,entfast aibe-
renee 10 the organization, an uufiinet ing fdeli.
" 10 The principles Of the Democratic party
principles never so nerdful MS new 10 be arpii,d
throughout our Ga.ionsl. State and vnniciuaI
life, 10 heal The wounds and Generalization Of
war, TO stop corrupt and prohgaie expenditure
10 iiuit aud locaize powers entrusted 10 the
from the feiiers Of barbarOus Tariff our trade
from The fluctuations Of an irrefcemabe paper
currency, and our agriculture from the double
plnBdering Of both. ms Eell as 10 repair the
widespread financial Ruin wrought BY the
Fiscal policy Of the Republican party.
The duty Of I he World in this onw ard march
Of the Democratic hosts 10 victory, is the dis
senination u poli'iea! truth Our work will
he fruitful in properties as The World Is wide.
~ read.
We ask Democrats everywhere 20 aid us in
scattering the good seed broad cas over the whole
land during the period SO imporian, 10 the COM
ing harvcsts.
Where or bow can any Democrat work so
efficiently for the diffusion OF the principles of
his party, and their triumph al the baiio,-box
in "a and 20, rs by procuring new readers for
The Word nov?
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its place in the frs' rank Of metropolitan Jour
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- Trus,w worthy Organ Of Opinion. with candor,
with steady devotion TO sound public and pri-
sare morals. with special know led "a Cor special
themes and with various ard wide reaching APP
IrehcnsOn Of the manifold interests of men anu
aomrn in their hopes, their workshops and
their farms.
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