St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-22
1915. RUTLAND 1875.
DAILY AND WEEKLY GLOBE.
Unsurpassed Newspaper, "A Political
Paper. n Farmers Paper, Liter
ary journal.

The year 10 l. almost upon few more di-
uInal revolutions of tn" earth and 1t is here Be
fore its approach custom and prupriety demand
Il word from Ills in reference To- THE GLOBE We
enter upon this year untrammlcd by promises OF
any kind save that which may he implied from the
statement that constant endeavor will be To
make The GLuGE of 1-7i better than The GLOBE
of l-1i, and the oppression of the hope that n
steady. constant improvement may continue
through the year. that the 3lst. day of De
cemher. one and all may say, many if not all of
them now do il Is the best newspaper i'll Vermont
Further thad this, We have pledges or promises
IL make We No believer i'll that kid of bait
W. know, as every one knows that promises as a
general rule, like pie-crust, made only to be
broken. The dom. i what propose, and that
can he as well accomplished without AS with prom
ises. We point with pride to The GLOBE of the
past. and can only ask patrons and readers To
accept oi the past earnest of the future.
Our first idea Of 1t newspaper is that it shall be
newspaper. /" this end, one and all connected
with IHE GLOBE have laborrd earnestly and with
out ceasIn@ III" past rretigur"s the future and
just now We feel called upon to devote large
space tn general news, reaching, as The GLOBE
does. readers from EIGHT IL twenty four hours
ia advance of the newspapers OF Boston New
York. " lille d" and shall continue to devote
ntch "t our space To this department of news,
other dcrirtur, will bc by II" means neglected.
The l"cal department will receive its due share
of attention. and every occurrence. whether of
minor OF greater Importance. will lind its full and
appropriate >lac, ia ON columns In this
ti"n too. "" can r. fer I" the past showing what
~ Ni'rc hereafter to do. only that that
may be but .s the bud to the full flower. As hers.
tnt"rc :" hereafter Ne shall rndesvor to keep our
readers fully informed relative t" all matters of in
tcrest trans pirng i'll the county and state.
~ 10 tnr editorial department IL would ill be.
come u- O." >peak-it must speak for itself We
propose however. 10 sustain and advocate repuhG
can opinions and principles understand
them. We are not much Of a partisan that
slough, OF corruption and misg"yernment neither
can ~ advocate 81 repudiatr This or that measure
because it is thu cr,aiur, bantling of a certain
md viiual. party "r administration. We believe
the day Tor that kind OF "r-aus has passed-their
b"ached b"nr- line the pathway Of journalism
and If expects that kind of savish devo-
tIun on the part of THE GLOBE they will be- mistak
ell. We shall only advocate and sustain such
measures III jud. ment. right in prinCi-
Pile and will result i'll good Ia the and Union.
All other MEASURES shall unhrsitatingly oppose,
n" matter by whom proposed or by whom endorsed
The GLOBE i now IL has been the arg
e-t newspaper i'll Vermont if i'll New England
-th' largest III actual size. the largest i'll the
amount of reading matter therein and We also be
leve IL L" he the largest i'll circulation of any
paper i'll western Vermont. and Is therefore the
best advertising medium i'll this part of New
England.