Omaha daily bee., 1874-01-03
1874. laYA.
III WORLD.

The great Democratic victories In New York
Vhio, Mary land, and Nirgisis, the star liug RE
pnhliean defeats in Wisconsin,, Iowa, Kansas
and illinois. forcshadow the election Of a penn
ocratic Cong css IN 1874, and the ~election OF n
Democratic President in 1875.
The secret of the triumph al eaiy Won has
teen, steadfast adherence TO the organization,
Democratic party. 1.-THE Worid, Ina, teen
faithful TO its trust. When faint hesrts ,alkei
ofs spoiled party, adead party, n new party,
n bore sloft the dag Of the historic, iudomit.
able Democratic party. That dag, inscribe
with the legends, Free Trade ard Farmers
Rights, Hard Money and no MOI, po'ies,-the
Democrats Of ohio aud New York carried 10 a
glorious victory, subvertingG Grants majoiities
oil 81, 900 aud ~, 90.
A new career now opens before the Demo.
cracy- more glorious. aud more bcnehcent
than lis past career, identified though that be
with the founding " the Republic, Its expan-
son across the continent, its half century Of
prosperity and peace.
The spen secret Of Its future, as Of its past
al d Prtssnt ~triumphs, Is stil a steaiias, al
hercnte TO the organization, an unninching
fidelity TO the principles OF the Democratic par.
ty-princt ples never so needful rs now to he
applied til roughou' our Nation, state and
municipal l..'o, to heal the wounds and doinor-
alization OF war, to stop corrupt and profigate
expenditure, to limit aud localize power en-
trusted to the oeoplc's servants, TO llberste
our industries iro.N the letters Of =, bar barous
tariff, our trade fr, N the fluctuations Of an
irredeemsble paper currency, and our agr lcul-
ture from the doubl, plunderlng Vt both, rs
wrought by the fiscal pc icy Of the Republican
party.
The duty OF the World 10 this onward march
OF the Democratic hosts TO victory, II the dis
semination Of political truth. Our work will
be fruitful In proportion rs the World Is widely
read.
We ask Democrats every where TO aid us In
scattering the good seed broadcast over the
whole land during the period 50 important to
the coming harvests.
Where or how can any Democrat work so
efficiently for the diffusion Of the principles OF
his PARTY, and their triumph at the ballot box
In "a and 'Id, as by procuring new readers for
the World, nowY
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