Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-01-08

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graceful announcements Of quacks aRd medical pre-
lenders which polute 50 many newspapers q The cay
any terms. The paper has always resisted tine CEN.
munstlc theories advocated by mischoyous journals.
and has opposed those attacks on the Family as tho
basis Of society which frequently made, and
which have LED 70 10 much misery aud crime.
rs Il POLITICALJ JOURNAL,
The Times viii be devoted, in the part, to dis
sting support Of the Republican Party willie !.
the right Of expressing independent opinions
upon the policy suy adInins traiiou or
upon the Of any eAdsrs IL belongs to 10 iat-
ton clique within party, aud has never entered
into any relations which were Likely 10 mperl per-
feet freedom. Its course Is that OF peudece With
the Republican Party, for in that way tho in
teresls Of tine people be most efficiently served pary
government Is essential to constitutional country
and when journals profess TO have mo party" II Il
usually because they have no principles The Timea
is faithful to the convictions ind aims upon which
the Republican Party Was based, but It Is not the
mouthpiece Of Clique 1t was not originally estAb-
lished as an 'organ," nor has it ever asked for or
received any 'favorsn from the larry with which IL
has been identified. II has supported the Republican
Party 10 the past solely because It believed that patty
70 BE- founded principles Of right aud Justice But
its support has been freely and impaTally rendered
and t never will consent TO serye mere iussru-
ment for registering the DEGREES Of politicians The
Times will erdeayOr to advocate truth and Justice
and decline to surrender its columns for the use Of
leaders OF any party IL will continue to advocate
those measures by which the honor, the peace, ana
the prosperity OF the nation can be best secured AID
promoted and will constantly study the wants Of te
people, rather than the withes OF individual polt-
clans. Its editorial columns will be conducted WITH
spiEit Of fairness and mpartialty fire.. alike from
self-interested aims, political jobbery, or unsuo
favoritsm 1t will represent the great body Of the
people, rather than any clique GA all subjects 1t will
maintain an attitude Of perfect independence. Iss
correspondence will be full and timely, aud directed
with special reference to the publication Of the truth
all questions, and from all parts. 1t reports win
be prepared with the utmost Tho literary de-
pRrtment will be in thoroughly capable hands, and
will present full review Of the literature, the hns
arts the music, and the drama Of the day The sci
entSe and educational reports and articles spe-
cally prepared BY some Of tic sbcst mon in lac
country.
The sunday edition Of The Times includes in addi-
ton TO all the news selected and original literary
matter Of the most varied and agreeable character
Special arrangements have been made to impart new
attractions TO this feature Of the paper. Among the
contributors Of original stories articles TO this pa
per are Bret Harte J. W. De Forrest Thomas Hardy
Dutton Cook, william Black, and negotiations Ere be-
ing carried cut with many ether disting uished
thors.
Started in September, 1851 The Times has evsr
since been recognized among the most successful
popular and influential newspapers in the country.
Two Of It's original proprietors still direct its policy
and, with greatly resources aud exlefenee
will spare pains 10 extend and strengthen its
clams upon the confidence and support OF int public
which 1t has endeavured faithfully - serve for up
ward OF three and twenty years
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| Of January, 1875.