Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-12-10

leading .Vs~,paper OF .ve~ England
FUNDAMENTALLY IN 1924, THE DAILY IN 1s4l-B1
SAMUEL BowLEs


SAMUEL BowLEs.
The new year offers features, assured and promised
Of uncommon public interest II celebrates the Gem
fury Of the Republic; 1t elects new President at
period Of party revolution and new issues II opens
amid deep business disorganization and depression,
but promises to unfold the elements Of a new order
and new growth. The daily record aud the current
comment Of these various aud absorbing interests
make the newspaper especially attractive and pecu-
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and Of the arts invites the subscriptions Of old and
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readers and repay it's patrons.
In the political history Of the year, The Republican
will courageously seek, through existing PARTIES
over aud above them the gre at practical results so
essential by the reform Of government, to the COM
fort and the prosperity of the people "a higher and
better class Of men in all public offices; restored
specc-paying currency; reduction in taxes and
reform in their collection; acloser economy and sim
plicity in all branches Of public expenditure, and in
all the administration Of the public service peace and
justice between sections and races; freedom from
foreign aud territorial conquests the improve
ment Of our own in preference to interference with
others. In union with such purposes In government
seek the restoration Of business activity and per-
sonal prosperity through greater economies and di
RICHNESS in all the machinery Of trade and manufac
ture in greater manifestations Of mutual sympathy
and interest, to the extent, whenever possible, Of
direct cooperation, between employer and employed,
and in the return to the good oldfashoned habits Of
saving and simplicity in private life
Under the laws Of compensation and reaction, the
American people may hopefully anticipate period Of
moral reform and elevation in all their public and
private life. There is need truly Of more inteli-
gent and active conscience; there are tokens Of its
coming; and the enthusiasm OF our nation may well
be directed and encouraged to its development and
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faithfn record OF all such progress, and TO hearty
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given proof Of its constituencies to the corruptions
that have invaded our public life; Of its courage in
pointing out their ders and abettOrs in every class
and party, and Of its Independence 10 praisinR and
sustaining those who have made themselves the ac-
tive apostles Of reform.
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