The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-12-23
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE
FOR 1876

A great Presidential Campaign will soon COM
mencc. That struggle will determine whether
the Government of the United States shall con-
tinue to be administered by the party which
preserved it from dismemberment or by the
men who endeayored to destroy refused to
help save it, in order that Slavery might be
maintained.
Those who desire the Republican party to
remain in power cannot more efficiently con-
u.ibute.to that emf than by increasing the Cir
culation of THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE in their
neighborhoods. Among the leading Rep blic-
an newspapers none takes higher rank or VIII
WELD more potential influence 10 the next
Presidential Campaign. Every intelligent citi-
zen will find it indispensable for the facts and
arguments it will contain.
THE rRIBUNE's PLATFORM.
On the leading measures before the public
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE holds the following
views. believing them TO be right as well as
Republican
/. 4 reform OF the Currency, making it az
stable ard good as gold AMI silver, without in
jury to the debtor classes.
B. Reduction of direct State. and indirect Ma
3. Economy and Retrenchment in Public Ex-
penditures no Bounties or Subsidies OF Public
Moneys for Private Schemes, or Payment of
Rebel Losses out of the National Treasury
4. An honest maintenance of Public Credit,
D. State Control and Supervision over COM
mon Carriers and Corporate MonOpOlies, not
70 Cypress them, but to protect the people.
5. Exposure ana Punishment OF all Official
Corruption and Frauds on the Revenue. Let
no guilty man escape.
:. Honest and Fit men for Oflces-e giving good
CTnionists preference over former Secession
lists.
S. Sovereignty of the Union in all National
Matters State Rights and independence in all
Local Matters.
fift, of 1.,l 1lff I,a
People, without the clumsy and dangerous in
| tervention OF Electoral Colleges, which may
some day cause Civil War.
10. A Constitutional Amendment prohibit
ing division of the Public School of any State
for Sectarian Purposes.
The Political Department is but one of the
many excellent features OF THE TRIBUNE on
which IS based lie claims as superior
FAMILY AND HOME PAPER.
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dcnce, Literary and Miscellaneous Department
are exceedingly rich, instructive and entertain
ing and the Agricultural Department., eminen-
! tly practical, contains matter always season.
| able, and suited to direct application to the
active operations of the Farmer In the De-
| partment Field and Stable is given valuable in
formation as to the diseases and care of live
| stock, contributed by Veterinary Surgeon of
skill and experience, tho will answer all Ques-
| lions asked by correspondents.
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