Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-12-02
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY BY
SAMUEL B0WLES & COMPANY,
SPRINGFIELD, MASS

SPRINGFIELD, MASS
In years Of loyalty to its ideal, THE REPpLIcAS
mas proved the Integrity, tho usefulness and m,
popularity OF indepence in Journalism. On ali
Pu5Ic Questions whether of politics, social order
sohgh. impartality Of Intelligence. nboralitv ii
sentiment independence of opinion and courage Of
utternnce. Not pretending that these are the ey.
elusYe Oihees OF journaisim.-that its own is the
oniy way, IT has made them Its aims, and il NAV
| now Its attainments.
Asa newspaper, The REPUBLICAN is encyclope-
ele ana impartial. seeking to cover the whole wide
Hela Oh iacta progress with fullness intelligence
and promptness-tO give all news local md gen
eral, IN It's true order and relations, and without
Nefoal padding or nagnifying confusion.
as an organ eithought and oplnioni it is eclectic,
meiYhlng truth from every quarter, and seeking
70 hneralizt and eleyere every organiz ation and
candidacy that appeals to popular favor, and then
ehcSuraglng the choice of tho best. ii is positive
wl.hout oelng partisan, dogmatic without being
bgoted, Independent without being neutral, The
enemy OF shams in politics, religion or soclety-of
Irauds IN the public service, of corruption ard In
form and progress above parties or seets or
ana seeks the use Of all agencies for the batter
nent OF government and the increased comfort
ana intelligence of society.
That TlE REPUBLICAN has suocoodad In thoso
Undertakings Is shown in local circulation and
influence foyond parallel in journalism, and ma
tlohai relding and reputation never before at
talned by paper so provincinlly placed In its
own immediate field, its circulation is not only bc
yVnI az rivals, hutgreater in proportion to popu-
latIon than that OF any paper in the verdi; while
9utsIde, not only in New Englnnd but in the Mid.
ale states; the West and the South 1T has paincd
lof ITSELF both as a chronicle of news and renre
sentative OF advanced and liberal thought, an &c
ectc constituency of subscribers and readers sucb
as, ~ ooth numbers and character, no other Amer
boast. A'iN' ~ ieast 'ah
ts past Is The prophet of its future To he more
.hofouSh ana intelligent as anews chtonicler and
more linerai and progressive, more impartial auC
,nore independent in Judgment and appeal, are The
purposes OF THE REPUBLICAN. In News. in PoIi.
yes social Reforms, in Education in Literatnro
tnu ID Art and in SCIENCE it has tho instrumc ntaI
tes ana t'e aims of . frst-elass public iournol
win the iredom of n provincial 10 alton ID has
nuch OF the opportunities and undertakings of
metropolitan ambition, and it socks an enIorred
public iayor with confidence in its ability TO merit
Both the Daily and Weekly REPUBLICAN, arc nub
lshed on large cight-page sneot, and will be sent
~ niaii-tree o. postd7e.-at the following rates
r. INC Daty'-three cents II copy, Is cents n week
o cents u month 50 year. In clubs of five ar
ho ,n 10 one address. So aycar.
nc Hee1y-1ye cents a copy; 81 for six months
- = year. In clubs, TIVE copies to one nddrnss
$50 and any rumbor of additions copi, n A. ~
ach. Ten cents extra for each paper In clubs ad.
ressed to the individual subscriber. "'
10 Al papers TO be paid for in advance. Sncci-
leh copies sent on application. Address.
n, THE REPUBLICAN,,
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.