Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-26

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1876. 1876
THE
Springfield Republican
THE LEADING NEWSPAPER

or Now Ing1a1acI.
FOUNDED-WEEKLY IN 1874 THE DAILY IN
lsii-BY SAMUEL BowLES.
TINHE new year offers features assured and prom.
i ised, 81 uneommOn public interest, 1t ceo6rates
tho century OF the Republics II elects n new president
alta period Of party revolution and issues It opens
amid deep business REORGANIZATION and depression
but promises TO unfold the eluman Of new order and
new growth. The daily record and the current com.
msn OF these various and absorbing interests make the
newspaper especially attractive aud peculiarly neces-
sary
assured quality as arstelass Journal Of news and
criticism, OF politics. OF literature, Of social science and
friends This paper In better heart Of hone
or mith, never stronger In purpose instrumental
ty, never more able 10 instruct and interest it, read
In the political history Of the year, the Republican
will courageOusly seek through existing parties II
over aud above them, the great practical results so
essential, by the reform Of governments 10 the comfort
aud the prosperity of tho people higher aud better
paying currency reduction Ia taxes and = reform in
their collection; a closer economy and ElmDloity in
all branches OF pnblie expenditure, and IN all the
administration OF the public seryice peaoo and JUS
tice between sections aud races freedom from foreign
wars and territorial eonquests the Improvement Of
oar In preference 10 ntereroRco with others In
unison with such purposes IN government We seek the
restoration OF business activity and personal
through greater economies aud directness IN ALI the
mach merry Of trade aud manufacture In greater mani
festatlons OF mutual sympathy aud interest to tue
extent whenever possible, Of direct Cooperation be-
tween or aud employed and In tic retnrn 10
the good oldhshloned habits Of saving and simplicity
10 private lile
Undcr the laws Of compensation and reaction. the
American people may hopefully anticipate period OF
moral reform aud elevation In all their public and
private life There Is need truly, OF more intelli-
gent and active conscience there are tokens OF il
coming and the enthusiasm of nation may we'll
be directed and encouraged to Its development and
application. The Republican lends itself alike 10
faithful record Of all such progress. and 10 hearty
stimulation Of rs mGtye, AMI is purposSs It has
have invaded public life Of ITS courage in point.
Ing out their aders and abettors In every class aud
party and OF ~ Independence in praising and sustain
ng those who have made themselves tho active apos-
ties " reform. f-..
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