The Troy herald., 1875-11-17
the ST. LOUIS times FOR R7s.

the ST. LOUIS TIMES FoR7e.
The TINE, Which 4 BE-: lately entered upon
various anil a0rne damaging mutsl)ons. has
again passed Under the control and manage.
ment Of its founders. by whose lab0f1 it was
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the past all tllat e should have bean a. =
newspaper to maintain % responsible .
prominence. but Il n the intention or the
proprietors 70 make II IN every way more
fore.-S determination already accepted BY
the Democratic party. Of the Great West -
IA evidenced BY . rapid growth In the circu.
Iation Of its various editions and words Of
encouragement and approval from almost
sss. tss entire HsmScrstis prss:. We believe
the present moment ~ progress IN every
department shall be steady and unbrokeu,
POLITICALLY
The TIMES will be UNCOMPROMlSfN0L
the advocate OF the rights
and interests 81 the people, the opponsnt OF
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The doctrine Of state Rights and o clearly
defined and restricted National supremacy.
u will struggle uncsasingly for the Kestora.
ti0n OF Republican form OF government IN
the present Southern provinces, and contrib.
of this desired result by the election OF
Democratic Administration IN 1870.
FINANCIALLY.
The TiMIs holds to . very short and aim.
pie creed. namely: That there should be
but ono currency for the creditors ot the
government. whether foreign or domestic.
accept IN settlement Of contracts currency
which the government refuses tn receive In
payment Of Its own dues, IL IN infamous
snd offensive exaction which ought at once
to he repealed. That the present depressed
condition Of the country Is owing te . sue:
party to favor the bonlho,ider st the expense
Of the taxpayer, aud that unleus immediate
relief II afforded from the burden, tho result
- most likely to bo complete pr0strati0n OF
industry and general bankruptcy. That the
currency OF tho nation should be maintained
trade, and that its FORCED CONTRACTION In
order to bring about the Immediate rcsuml.
ton Of specie payments u . wantOn and
wicked mls',Se Of power In the interest Of
the rich 10 the inevitable enslavcinent Of the
poor end the anal separation Of the masses
The TINES fAvors HONEST DEALING
towards sll. II 10 - far removed from kHPU.
D1ATION ~ Il IL iD completely In the scheme
to augmen! the national debt by legislative
assumption and shameful fraud. It believes
In return 70 SPECIE PAYMENT or Dem.
steadily progressive steps. and not by the
c0nfiscatiOn Of the prJperty OF the debtor
for the lDencht VI the creditor classes. II n
OPP os~d Ia further granting OF exclusive
privileges to national banks and equally op.
posed IAN unrestricted employneit Of such
Ink Democratic senator. It favors . bantiny
system which shalt admit Of state independ.
encc with national sccurity-bankA churter'I
BY the states u tile extent Of the trade wants
OF the community, basel upon y. =. bonds
for indemnity alih subject to the taxstion
imposed upon oil other classes OF property.
This viii give us currency stable IN a,nouat
oxed in value and regulated IN volume BY
those lawk which commerce imposes upon
oil IT, in.trumeutaltties, and ultimately con.
vcrtible Into coin.
The TiMEs opposes the present TAitIFF
the select few. and to the present Internal
Revenue xystcm " On tntolerxble burden
upen the West. which II thereby obliged 70
contribute nearly ninc.lentha the expenses
Of the government.
ECONOMY AND HONESTY.
The Times will insist upon economy and
honesty in every branch Of The public yer.
vice; q ared,,ctioa Of salaries and fees to cor.
respond TO the reduction In values and wages.
and pledges itself to pursue In all refugees
those unfaithiul servants who prostitute
their trusts for the purposes OF private sain
The Times win also champion every meas.
ure OF interest to the West and the MisAs.
sipp; Valley. It WAS the frst in support Of
the Improvement OF the mouth Of the Mia.
sissippt and the proposed Southern pacthr
railroad. and will not be laggard In aiding
any other enterprise OF Western interest. Il
cratic paper. but also the leading and most
representative organ Of the West. 70 sum
up: We tnscrlbe upon the banner OF the
TINES the demands OF the times and the de.
mands OF the Democracy; Clean hands ev-
srywhers; In public Offices strict economy
and integrity. . FREQ south; free money !;
free banks; free trade; free schools; free
labor; free speech; free thought free SUI
frsge. In one word, free sslEgovsrnmout.
AS A NEWSPAPER.
The Times will be In no singlc department
lacking or ineiicient. lty cOrresp0ndeneS
from Washington during the coming i'm.
portaut session Of Congress. BY telegraph
and mail service. will b contributed BY mi
member Of tie editorial stan. Its news from,
oil quarters will be- fall and comprehensive.
The WEEKLY TIMES win be carefully
made up from tho daily issues and maintaii,
It's present high standing % . complete news !.
paper for oil classes OF readers. II will be /
printed. - formerly. on y good quality Of
pIesT 81" .hoSia s'sSt 5: Borne IN mind .h.. III.
present proprirtors, although not hound tn /
do 70, are carrying out the entire subscrip
tlon list OF their predecessors at large |,
weekly expense. and therefore appeal with
confidence to their present readers whom
they have treated 20 literally, for Materia