The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-01-14
WORLD.
VIEW YORK WORLD
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1874.

III 49,
e VIE GREAT DEMOCRATIC v1cro
e res ID New York, Ohio, MARYLAND on !
r "; VIVA VIA the startling Republican defeats
G ~ ,'seolsl,', Iowa, Kansas and I}Iinois
: n H,es,auow tIe election of Democratic,
( EE"nsress IN 1874 and the election If =,
democratic en- President ia 1876 n VI 81
ne secret Of the triumph already wo,
, mas; mas oeen steaaltast adherence to the oroan-
'I.,s'os on nh!ilnclng fidelity to tile princi
L 'ns VI Tue Democratic party. The World
i oee,l iaItllful tot its trust. When fa;nt
n ,ataS talked of spoiled party, a new
H"di's' 10 oofe aloft the flag OF the historic
; ;"unin''aDle Democratic party. That aa~
i n" WIN the legends Free Trade and
non ,mt's sights: Hard Money and no Mo
lWN" Mp. w Democrats of Ohio and
snl,,-o,t;' .h carried 10 glorious victory.
81 900. u o|'VoU and
=, a "a new Career now opens before the De.
o an"t'a az glorious and more benef.
W.; ;u'e oe win the founding of the republic.
h.1r m Ap"nslon across the continent, it's
hait century of prosperity and neaca
Tue open secret of its fi1tnre no ~ -,
past and present triumpl,s, is sin y sto.J
last adherence to the ornaniza t;1n n'0"o-
ln u. fidelity to the principles If tha
ne'loeia'lc party-principles neyer So
neeu,ai as now to be applied tbrouGLont
oar o., National, State and Municinnl lfa 70 ~
neal the wounds and demornfizat;on W
MaI 10 stop corrupt and protfic1te exnen
a'tnre, to limit and localize bowers en
trusted to the peoples servants To liherato
oui Industries from the fatters of o barI,ar,
Gus iattff' our trade from the t1uctuatinns
~ ah ltfedeemhle paper Currency, and
H ;" agriculture from tile double plumber.
ing or both. as well as to repair the vida
spread financial Ruin wrought Nv tbs E;S
cal policy OF the Republican party. 49,
ne DUTY OF Tue World in this onward
u"i .c ot the democratic hosts to victor
5 The dissemination of political trntb
C =, work will be fruitful i'll proportion 90
ne Woi Id is widely read. 90
:, w. ASK democrats everywhere to aid us
u scat'ei'ns the good seed broadcast over
he Wiloie land during the period 40 i'm
'o ',r' TO tile coming harvests.
we neie or now eau any Democrat work
', elilclentiy Tor The diffusion of the prin,
w. ,r'is ~ MS party, aud their triumph at
ne oallot-box in "a and '76, as by procnr,
x ne" readers for The World, now?
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