The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-11-04
CINCINNATI
Weekly Gazette
For 1916.

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ruliariy interesting political situation Of
. The National House OF Representatives at
war with the Serate and the Executive Ad.
ninistraiion, and the great qradrennial
contest icr the Presidency, with the vas.
power aud patronage which it controls 4
political party which, after long control Of
the government, LETT j; with the Union bro
ken ~. and which, Is pariy organization.
stood aloo; during the gigantic struggle Of
restoration, and gave the aid and comfort
Of IT'S sympathy and votes TO the secession
confcdcracr, now hopes to covcrup i,slong
record OF uniaitbfulnessto the country, and
It's responsibility for all the consequent ca
lanI;ties and financial burdens, by isila-
ciors promise Of paper money imitation,
which means the unSctticment OF values,
the continual depreciation Of the currency.
the destruction OF general confidence, and
which can have no outcome save in pros
tration and rcpudiation.
In this contest, the GAZETTE will main
tain the principles and course laid down in
Il previous annual circulars, and adhered
10 in It's editorial columns. The Democrat
ic party brought all the calamitics and
/ burdens upon the country. II has given
no evidence OF capacity 10 reform IFS own
character, or TO lay out policy oil gorern-
meht Even on the questions Of currency
and finance, which il attempts &c set up ny
the sole issue, the party is II war with IT.
sell. It's restoration 10 the control OF the
National government would be i national
calamity. Its present control Of ihe House
OF Representatives is a partial anarchy and
paralysis in the government. While per
iect purity is not claimed for the Repuhli-
can party, vet il has TIE never-dying glory
OF having saved the Republic from the
Democratic disunion; il has deah wah the
faults OF It's public men with merclcss
hand; il is the only party that has char
acter which entities it TO be intrustcd with
the government, or thai can lay out a gov
ernment policy, and it will present to the
people Presidential candidate who Will
deserve the confidence OF the country, on
platform OF reform and progress,
The general character OF the GAZETTE y
established by is lie, and, therefore, nceds
no promises tot the future. Il lnaintSahs
Republican principles, such as it believes
best for the general welfare. and it holds
PARTY organization as simply an agency To-
carry them into effect in the administrs<
,ion Of government. The GAZETTE asks no
favors from ;hcse in power, and is indcs
ipcnGer; in the course il takes and IL as
! free 10 condemn abuses inside The Rcpuir
lean party Us IN opposition. This fcarlcss
course has cGrnctffor it the recognized po-
sition OF The leading Republican journal
of the central part OF the nation.
I On thc question OF currency, the Gazette
maintains lie line n policy set forth in lis
previous annual circulars. While 1t holds
/ that The eventual divorce OF the govern
men. from the banking business, and the
restoration OF the currency TO convcrtibility
with coin, are 10 be kept steadily in view,
! il aiyo Holds tin: the situation growing out
OF the prostrat!cn OF the public credit by
:he war OF secession, which left an cnor.
nous volume OF irredccnablc and dcpreci-
atel paper Nancy, which has become the /.
measure Of eenerai values and contracts. Is
one whose reform must be gradual and by
cautious ard stable measures. Experience
has proved that, with the stoppaec Of tur..
Their issues, thee is steady tendency o.
! the currency 70 depreciation. The tirs:
! step OF reform. Therefore. is to stop the fur
:her increase oil ;I,e volume OF irredecma-
| bic rapcr ,norry. When VIC shall have
! settled that. and illus have given fuH
course to the tssGral improvement OF the
currency from that, it will be time cnousE
10 deliberate measures ~ close the rcriair>
E, ing gap between paper and coin.
Asa soErpf-te american newspaper, i'se
GSzETTE has no superior on the continent.
! As a commtrriai paper, il has long been
regarded Is the standard, and it will nisifr>
tain this position. l;s value as an aSrieui-
tural paper is seen in its voluminous core,
seosdcncs from prac,ic:l farmers, wf'o
make ittheis mcGIiam for exchanging views.
and intelligence. It Is not un,nindfu! Of
the literary wants Of the family. It con-
tains more rcaGiH: matter than any other
Paper published in this city, and the char.
actcr OF lis contents prccludes any conpar.
iSon OF il with the trashy cheap papr:S
that are continually spring;ns up. II Is
printed from stereotype plates, by the new
:.Pertcctin. Press" which makes It's y.
biographical execution better than ever,
Choice stories, and miscellany, inherent
ing TO young and Old, have aessss been
prominent ica.uresper.ainingt to the WEEK
LY and SEMI-WEkKLY GAZETTE, and increas-
ed prominence viii be given to them dur
ing the coming year.
The GAZETTE, in mechanical execution,
in the quantity and quality Of its reading
matter. and in al The questions OF the pub
lie welfare, viii continue its progress
abreast with the times.
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1876.
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