The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-01-21

THE WORLD.

1874. THE WORLD. 1874.
The great Democratic victories in
New York, Ohio. Maryland, and Vir-
ginia, the startling Republican de-
feats in Wisconsin, Iowa, Kansas,
and Illinois foreshadow the election
of Democratic Congress in 1874
and the election of a D mccratic
President in 1876
The secret of the triumph already
won has been steadfast adherence to
the organization, unGinching fidelity
to the principles of the Democratic
party. THE World has been faith
full to its trust. When faint hearts
talked Of spoiled party, new par
ty, dead party, it bore aloft the
flag Of the historic inGomitable Dem
ocatic party. That flag Inscribed
with the legends Free Trade and
Farmers Rights-IEard Money and
No Monopolies-the Democrats Of
Ohio and New York carried to a glo-
riOus victory, subverting Grant ma
jorities Of $4,000 and $1,000.
A new career now opens before
the Democracy glorious and
benefcent than its past career. iden-
tilted although that be with the foun-
ding of the republic, its expansion
across the Continent, its halfcentury
of prosperity and peace.
The open secret Of its future as of
its, past and present triumphs is
still steadfast adherence to the
organization, an unfinching fidelity
to the principles, Of the Democratic
party,-pTinciples never so needful
rs now to be applied throughout our
national, State and municipal life,
to heal the wound and demoraliza-
tions Of war, to stop corrupt and pre-
figate expediture, to limit and loca-
lie powers intrusted to the peoples
servants, to liberate our industries
from the letters Of barbarous tariff,
our trade from the fluctuations Of an
irredeemab!e paper currency, and
our agriculture from the double
plundering Of both, as we'll as 10 re-
pair the wide spread financial Ruin
wrought by the Fiscal policy Of the
Republican party
The duty of THE WORLD in this
onward march of the Democratic
hosts to victory, is the dissemination
of political truth. Our work will be
fruitful in proportion as THE WORLD
is widely read
We ask Democrats everywhere to
aid US in scattering the good seed
broadcast over the whole land during
the period so important to the com.
ing 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 '76, as by procuring new readers
for TIE WORLD, now?
AS q vehicle Of news, THE WORLD
will spare no expense, no energy to
maintain and advance its place in
in the first rank of metropolitan
journals. It's fresh. abundant, vari-
Gus and accurate news, comprising
the whole circle Of current intelli-
gence, WILDE discussed as becomes
Trustworthy Organ of Opinion,
with candor. with steady devotion to
sound public and private morals, with
special knowledge for special themes
and with various and wide spreading
apprehension Of the manifold inter-
ests of men and women in their
homes, their market places, their
workshops and their farms.
THE WEEKLY WORLD,
is our great edition "wednesday for
the country. Tt contains:
The Farmers Page, with all the
doings Of the Farmers Club Of the
American Institute, letters from
practical farmers, and scientific dis
on profitable farming.
A Page for the Family Circle, of
lively and pure reading.
One or two First-rate Novels dur
Ing the year.
All the News in concise summary.
Tho Semi Weekly contains eFues-
day and friday all the contents of
the Weekly, one or two first-rate
novels during the year. and all the
cream Of the Daily World.