The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-17
1874. THE WORLD 49,



Iuo great Democratic victories in New YORK,
ono, Maryland and Nireinin, the startling re-
and Illinois, ioreshad0W the election Of q dem
QCrJtlc congress IA 1874, and the election OF q
democratic President in l5.G The secret OF the
triumph already Won has been steadfast adher-
CnCe 10 the organization, uulnChng fidelity TO
tne principles OF the democratic party. The
Nol4 has been faithful TO ITS trust When
faint hearts talked Of spoiled party, q new
party, II bora alOit The nag Of the historic in
dlmilnblc democratic party. That flag, III
scrluel With the legends Free Trade ana Farm
crs' Rights, Hard Money and no MOnOpoles,--
the democrats Of ONO and New Crk carried TO
% glorious Victory, sulYertlnB Grant ma1orlties
orU,o0l ana 5Loy0. \ new career now ovens
before The demCcrucys- more glorious and more
tencl1ln than l-5 past arceridentlned though
Wat pc with inc loundlp. OF the republic, rs
I expansion across the continent its half century
/ ot prosperity aud peace. Tie Cltn secret OF its
future, Of its past and present tnumphs, is
stll stgauf.st adherence 10 Tie organization,
on unilMcAlAS fidelity 70 the principles OF the
| demQciu tie parts principles never so needful
as now % ne applied Throughout our National,
state and Municipal lie, 10 heal the wounds
and denomination OF war; to stop the corrupt
ana proulsa'c expenditure, 10 limit and localize
powers entrusted 10 the Peoples servants, TO
liberat9 our industries nom the letters OF u
buDarous TauN, our trade from the iluctua-
Tons Of an ilrcuctl nalle paper cuIrenoyand our
as Wen rs To repair the widespread financial
ruin wrought by the fiscal policy Of the repub-
licgn party. Ihe dWy OF The World IN this on
I ware mHch 81 the demQcratic hosts TO victory,
/ l5 the dissemination OF political truth. Our
/ work Wiil he uulruliu proportion as The World
/ 5 widely read, We ask democrats everywhere
| 10 aid rs Ii gathering Tie sood seed broadcast
over the whole land during the period 50 i'm
pQr.aut 10 tie coming AuNests. Where or
NOW can UiY democrat work 50 tMclenty for
the diffusion OF the principles OF his party, and
their triumph 40 the ballot box in ~ and 10 as
hy procuring new readers Tor the World, nowg
/ AS vehicle o. news The world VIII spare no
expense, no energy 10 maintain and advance
IT'S place 10 the INST rank OF metropolitan Jour.
mails. It's fresh, abundant, various and accu-
rate news, comprising the whole circle OF cur
rent Intelligence. Will be discussed as becomes
/ @ Trustworthy organ OF opinion, with candor,
with steady devotion 70 sound public and pri-
Yato morals, with special knowledge Tor special
themes, aud with various and wide-rcaChing
apprehension OF the mouuuiq interests OF men
ana wom n M their homes, thelrmorket-places,
their workshops and their iarns.
The WEEEIV WORLD is our great edition
"wednesday for the country. II contains:
!. The latest prices ltelegraphcd from all the
markets OF the United states OF live stock,
and Of money, stocks ana uelgAts In New York
and Europe.
p. Tho Formers Page, with all the dongs OF
Farmers Club OF the American Institute, let.
tars from practical farmers and scientific dis
cussion on profitable farming.
3. A page for the family circle Of lively and
4. one or two nrst-rate novels during the
8. All the newsin concise summary
IHE SEMI-WEEKLY contains TUESDAY and
Friday an tae contents OF the Weekly, one or
two nrst-rate novels during the year. and all the
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