St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-15
1915. RUTLASD 1875
DAILY AND WEEKLY GLOBE
Unsurpassed a. Newspaper, a Political
Paper. IA Farmers Paper, Liter
AIRY journal.

The year lr1j is almost upon \ few di-
urnal revolutions of the earth and it is here Be
fore its approach, custom and prOpriety demand
a word from us in reference to THE GLOBE. We
enter upon this year untrammled by promises of
any kind. save that which may he implied from the
statement that oar constant cndeavor will be- to
MAX" The GLOBE Of l-i5 better than The GLOBE
of ls7i and the expression of the hope that a
steady constant improvement may continue
through the year 81 that on the 3lst. day of De
ccmbcr one and all may say. as many if not all of
them now do. it is the best wspaper in Vermont
Further thad this, We have pledges or promises
t" make. We are believer in that kind of bait
W. know. ~ every one knows that promises as n
general rule. like pe-crust. are made only to be
broken. The doing is what PROPOSE and that
can he ~ well accomplished without IA with prom.
isrs We point with pride to The GLOBE of the
past. aud can only ash our patrons and readers To
accept "f the past as an earnest of the future.
ON hr~t idea al a newspaper is that it shall be
aeuSpapcr To this end one and all connected
with lHE GLOBE have laborcd earnestly and with.
out cca~ing. The past Prrf=urrs the future, and
Just no" "" feel called upon To devote large
space L" general news, reaching AS The GLOBE
does our readers from eight 10 twenty four hours
III advance of the w-paprrs Of Boston or New
much of our space to this department OF news
other departments will he by means neglected
The local department will receive its due share
IF attention and every occurrence, whether of
minor greater Importance will lind its full and
appropriate space III columns. In this cnnnec-
ti"n, too, refer /" the past as showing what
We expect hereafter To- IL" only We trust that that
may he but Is the bud To the full flower As here
t"tore, :" hereafter We shall endcIvor I" keep
reader, fully informed relative all matters of in
terest Transporting III the county and state
A. To the editorial department it would Ill be-
come us o" ~PcIh-It must speak fur itself We.
propose however, t" sustain and AL "cdte republI-
can opinions and principles as We understand
them "" al" not much of Il PARTISAN that We
can follow and defend any party through the
el"ughs G" corruption and Inir-"y eminent neither
can "" aiN"cat" ct rrpudatr this that measure
bccalu~r II - Tia, hantling of a certain
ndlN IIual. party or administration. We believe
the day Tor that kind al organs has pass-d-their
hlra,hrd bonr~ line the pathway uf journalism
and IT expects that kind "i savish devo-
i"n On the part al inE GLOBE they will he mistak
IN. w shall only advocate and sustain such
measure as, III "ul Judgment, night III princi-
pie and will result IN good /" the state and Union.
All other measures We shall umrstatin.ly oppose
Ii" matter 10y whom proposed 81 10y whom endorsed
IHE GLonE l. now. a. II has been the larg
c>t newspaper III Vermont. II not in New England
The largest III actual size. the largest i'll the
amount OF reading matter therein. and We also be
ev" II 1" he the largest III circulation any news
paper III western Vermont and Is therefore the
best ADVERTISING medium IN this part of New
England