The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-22
1874. THE World.


The great democratic victories In New York,
Ohio, Maryland and Virginia, the startling re-
publican defeats in Wisconsin, Iowa, Kansas
and Illinois, fOrcshadOw the election OF a dem
Ocratic congress In 1874, and the election of
democratic President in 1876 The secret OF the
triumph already won has been steadlast adher
ence TO the organization, unillnching fidelity to
the principles OF the democratic party. The
World has been faithful to its trust When
faint hearts talked Of spoiled party, a new
party, 1t bore alUtt the flag OF the historic IN
dOmtablc democratic party. That flag. IN
scribcd with the legends Free Trade and Farm
crs Rights, Hard Money and NJ Mononolics -
the democrats OF ohio and New YOrl; carried to
a glorious victory, subyertlng Grant majorties
OF 1000 and $1,000. A new career now opens
before the democracy- more glorious and more
bcncllccnt than Its past career Identified though
that be with the founding OF the republic, It's
expansion across the continent, Its half century
or prosperity and peace. The open secret OF its
future rs Of its past and present trlumphs, Is
Still a stcadlaSt adherence to the organization,
an unilinchlng fidelity TO the principles OF the
democratic party principles never so needful
as now to be applied throughout our National,
state and Municipal life to heal the wounds
ana demorailzation OF war, to stop the corrupt
ana prolllsntc expenditure, to limit and OcallZc
powers entrusted To the peoples servants to
lDeratc our industries from the letters Of Il
barDdrOuS Tariff, our trade from the lluCtua-
lions OF an lrredccmable paper CURRENCY, and our
agriculture from the double plundering OF BOTH
aa wei as to repair the widespread financial
ruin wrought by the llscal policy OF the repub-
llcan party. The duty OF The World IN this on
ward march OF the democratic hosts to victory
/ Is the Dissemination OF political truth. our
work VIII be fruitful In proportion as The World
Is widely read. We ask democrats everywhere
To ald Us IN scattering the good seed broadcast
over the whole land during the period so i'm
porlanl 10 the coming haryests. Where or
how can any democrat work so efficiently for
the diusiQn or the principles OF his party, and
their triumph at the ballot box in u and 10 as
| by procuring new readers for The World. nov?
As n vehicle OF news, The World will spare no
expense, no energy, to maintain and advance
its place In the first rank of metropolitan iOur.
mails. us fresh, abundant, various ana ,ccu-
rate news, comprising the whole circle OF cur
rent Intelligence. VIII be discussed as becomes
n trustworthy organ OF opinion, with candOr
with steady devotion 10 sound public ana pri-
vatc morals, with special knowledge for special
themes, and with various and Wide-reachlng
apprehension OF the manifold interests OF men
ana women IN their homes, their market places
their workshops aud their farms.
THE WEEKLY WORLD Is our great edition
"wednesday for the country IL contains:
l. The latest prices delegraphcd from all the
markets OF the United States OF live stock
country produce, general produce OF every kind
and Of money, stocks and rrcightS in New York
. The Farmers Page, with an the doings of
Farmers cub OF the American Institute, let
tera rom practical farmers and scientific dis
cuSslon ON profitable farming
D. \ page for the family circle, Of lively and
pure reading.
/. one or two nr-l-ratn novels during the
year.
.. All the news In concise summary
lnE SEMI-WEEKLY contains tTuosday and
Friday all tAc contents OF the Weekly, one or
two llrsl-rate novels during the year, and all the
cream Of the Daily World.
The DAILY WORLD.--Prcc for one copy for
one year $40 Qncuding sunday edition Sl2), be-
ginning any day; and at the same rates per
month Tor any part OF the year.
The WORLD ALMANAC for 1874 Qeady about
January l. lsJ4) one copy postpaid % cents.
rive copies, postpaid, si.OO.