Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-12-03

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F0UNDED-wEEKLY IN 1921 THE DAILY In
lsH-BY SAMUEL BOWLEs
THE new year offers features, assured and prom.
ised, Of unoommon public interest II celebrates
the century Of the Repubc Il elects new president
at period Of party revolution and new issues Il opens
amid deep business Reorganization and depression,
a new growth. The daily record and the current com
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ty, never able to instruct and interest its read
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WIZ eouIageously seek, through existing parties or
over and above them, the great practical results 90
and the prosperity Of the people higher and better
class OF men in all public Oflces restored specie.
paying currency reduction in taxes and a reform in
their collection a closer economy and simplicity in
All branches Of public expenditure, and In ali the
administration OF the public service, peace and ms
tice between sections and races freedom from foreign
wars and territorial conquests; the Improvement on
our own IN preference to nter:erenoe with Others In
unison with such purposes IN government we seek the
restoration OF business activity and personal
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extent whenever possible, Of direct cooperation be-
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the good oidashioned habits Of saving and simplicity
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