Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-11-05
CINCINNATI
w eeklY Gazette
FOR 1891

The coming year brings, in addition 10 tbs
constant current Of events, the peouliarv ;,,o,
ssling political situation Of the National Hous,
Representatives at war with tho Senate and IN,
Executive Administration, and the great quad.
rennia contest for the Presidency, with the vn i.
power and patronage which Il controls. M.
ltieal party which, after long control of the rov.
srnment, left Il with the Onion broken nm. and
which, asa party organization, tood aloof dur.
ing the gigantic struggle Of restoration, md
gave the aid and comfort OF its sympathy and
votes to the secession eopfedorscy, now hopes
70 cover up its long record Of unfaiih fulness ti
The country, and its responsibility for all the
consequent cAlamlIies and 6daneial burdens
by fsllacious promise Of a paper money infa l..
ton, which means the unsetiement of values
the continual depreciation Of the currency. the
destruction Of general confidence, and which
can have no outcome save in prostration and
rspudiation.
ln this contest, the GL1srrE will maintain
the principles and course laid down 10 it's pre-
Vious annual circulars, and adhered to in It's
editorial columns. The Democratic marty
brought all the calamities aud burdens upon
the country. II has given no evidence Of On.
paciiy to reform its own character, or to lay
out a policy oi government Even on the qucs-
hons OF currency and finance, which II nt
tsmpss to set up as the sole issue, the party Is
al war with itself In restoration 10 the CON
troll of the National Guvernmen, would be
national calamity. Its present control of the
House OF Representatives is partial ANARCHY
ana paralysis in the government. whils per
| iect purity Is not claimed Tor the Republican
part ~et 1t has the never-d ring glory of la wing
saved tie Republic from Democratic disuninn;
1t has dealt with the faults of its public men
with merciless hand It Is the only party tina,
has character which entities il to be in,tusted
with The government, or that can lay out
government policy, and IL will present to the
people Presidential candidate who will de.
serve the confidence Of the country, on a plat.
form of reform and progress.
The general charac acter Of the GA5HrrE Is es-
tablished by its life. aud, theref, re, needs no
promises for the future. II maintains Republi
can principles, such as it believes best for the
general welfare, and it holds party orgAn,za-
lon as simply an agency to carry them iutn ef.
feet in the administration Of government. The
GAZETTE asks no favor from those in power, and
isndependent is nhe course il takes and is as free
to condemn abuses inside the Republican party
as in the opposition. This fearless course has
earned for 1t the recognized position of the
leading Republican Journal Of the central part
OF .he nation.
On the question ot currency, the GAZETTE
maintains the line Of policy set forth in Is pre-.
vious annual circulars. While il holds that
the eventual divorce Of the government from
tho banking business, and the restoration Of the
currency to cnnyertibiity with coin, are to be
Kept steadily in view, it also holds that the ait.
uaton growing out OF the prostration Of the
public credit by the war OF secession, which
leh an enormous YOluns Of irredeemable and
appreciated paper mnney, which has become the
measure OF general values and contracts. ia one
whose reform must be gradual and BY cautious
ana stable measures. Experience has proved
ihat, with the stnppage Of further issues, there
is steady tendency Of the currency to appre.
citation. The first step of reform, therefore, 10
|" stop The further increase Of the volume OF IT.
redeemable paper money. When we shall have
settled that, and thus have given full course to
the natural improvement Of the currency from
that, it will be time enough to deliberate meas
ures to close the remaining gap between paper
and coin.
Asa complete American newspaper, the Ga
zETrH has no superior on the continent. As =
commercial paper It has long been regarded as
1he standard, and il ill mlintaln this position.
Its value as an agricultural paper is seen in its
Volumnnus correspondence from practical far
merS, who make il their medium for exchapg.
ing views and intelligence. II is not unmind-
'ul OF the literary wants Of the family. It con-
tains more reading matter than any other pa pc r
published in this city, and The character Of i,s
contents preeludes any comparison Of II with
the trashy cheap papers that are continually y
sPringing up. 1t is printed from stereotype
plates, By the new " Perfecting Press" which
makes its typogra phical execution better than
ever.
Choice stories, poetry, and miscellan-, inter-
esling to young and old, have always be- u
prominent features pertaining to the WEEKLY
and SBNr-WEEKLr GAzsrTE, and increas d
prominence will be given to them during the
| yeuTs
The GAZETTE, in mechanical execution, in
the quantity and quality of its reading matter,
and in all the questions Of the public welfare
will continue its progress abreast with the
times.
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