Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-01-09
1874. THE WORLD. 1874.

TINE great Democratic victories IN New ork
/ Ohio. MARYLAND aud Virginia. the start
ling Republican defeats in Wisconsin. Iowa.
Kansas and Illinois, foreshadow the election o:
Il Democratic Congress in 1874, and the cleo
ton of Il Democratic President in ls,6.
The secret Of the triumph already Won ha,
been stead.ast adherence 10 the organization.
unfinching fidelity TO the principles Of the
Democratic party The World has been faith
full 10 its trust When faint hearts talked OF a
spoiled party. . new party, II bore al"tt the
flag of the historic. IudomliaHlc Democratic
party That flag. inscribed with the legends
Of Free Trade aud Farmers Rights, Hard Money
and no MonopolyS. the Democrats Of ohio and
New York carried tn glorious victory. sub
verting Grant m3jorItics OF $1,000 ard 81 ,oVo.
\ new career now opens before the pcmoS-
racy-more glorious and more beuc6rcnt than
lis past career. identified though that Ire wish
the founding Of the republic its expansion Il
cross the continent, Its half century Of prosper
ity and peace.
The open secret of its future n Of Its past
and present triumph= is still s:eadf4s; adAcr-
cncG 10 the organization, an unN!uChlHE f3~.s-
~ TO the principles q the Democratic VaTts-
principles never so needed As now to lc applied
throughout our National. State and NunleiVa.
life to heal the wounds of naturalization u
war, 10 stop corrupt and PcotlEa;e Expenditure.
10 limit and loCglize powers entrusted 70 the
people servants. TO libyraic or industries from
the letters of barbarous Tariff, our trade from
the fluctuations OF an irredcymab,s paper Cur
rency. and our agriculture from ihe double
plundcrng OF both. rs well as tn repair the wide
spread financial Ruin wrought by the Fiscal
policy Of the Republican party
The duty of The World in this ouward march
Of the Democratic hosts to y:etory. . the dis
sanitation Of political truth. oar work WI
be fruitful in proportion a TIE HaT.a is "a i'd
y read
We ask Democrats evervw here 10 all as 10
scattering the good seed broadcast over the
whole land during the period 50 imporiaa, 20
the coming haryysts.
" here OF how eau am Democrat work 81 e.
fciently for the diffusion Of the principles Of
his party, and their triumph 81 tbs ballot box
in - and -, IS by procuring new readers for
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