The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1875-12-14
THE COMING YEAR.

The wear 1879 win be notable for two reasons
II will be the Centennial year OF the hepuollc'
IL will be marked by q Presidential elecuon con-
test OF great importance. In this campaign the
issues which will divide parties will be OF an ALB
sorblng nature and OF great magnitude. Their
problems Will relate mainly TO grave questions OF
ministrative Government These are questions
which peculiarly require long and patient discus-
sion, and careful Investigation. Their innnitc
variety OF phases cannot be thoroughly discussed
within the narrow limit Of stump speeches, Ike
ordinary political lssues- On the contrary, tne
public mind win demand the education OF line
Ss ane an able pub
lie newspaper furnishes the best medium OF In
formation and argument. These economic ques-
tons, moreover. touch directly every a pns,nss' 90
feet every mans pocket, every working mans Ia
Dor and wages, and the pront ofsvery farm, shop
and business In the Republic. The issues VIII oe
such that eli will be directly andstrongy Interest
ed in knowing what u true and what Is false.
AYEAR OF NOTABLE EVENTS.
There has therefore never been year in the
history OF this country when the circulation OF
able, honest, intelligent public 1onrnals mas neen
more important than wiii De dnrIhg .ns yenl 90,
culation OF faithful and able edited kepunllcsu
journals was no necessary 20 the party as " WI
be during the year 1879. Nor has there been
year when n good public journal could be as In
tere.ting 20 the public as II will be during INC
coming year. II will be q year OF greatly notaols
II not grand, events. The Centennial hNnibt
ton; the celebration, In all parts OF the hepnonc'
OF the Nations lundredth birthday; great inter
national contests In which the representative o.
other nations will take part; the presence IN TIM
country OF many illustrious foreigners; the grea
political conventions, debates and platforms; th'
great religious and political movements In kurop'
and many other probable notable and exciting
occurrences will lend TO the public journals NJ
annsnai ana continued interest during the com
ing year IL Will be year when no fnteiligen
citizen can afford to be without
FIRsr-cLAss NEWSPAPER.
IT'S generally conceded by intelligent reader
having the opportunities OF comparison, thAt II
all that goes TO make up hrst-class newspape
TuE Posr has no equal among Michigan Journals
In each OF its editions, and IN all OF It's depart
ments II IL edited with great care, preserves
healthy and elevated tone, and has well-earnes
reputation for ability, scholarship, good taste an
vigorous originality.
TIE COMING PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
In the great political contest OF 1870 THE Pos
will continue 10 advocate earnestly And h9nes'f
will utter no uncertain sound, nor shirk any uuy
IL will with the vigor IL can command, utter IN
voice Of the best Intelligence; the truest morsity
and the highest patriotism OF Michigan And "
are confident that in no other way can the lie
publican party, and the eause OF good govern
ment honest money, and the best business inter
ests OF the country and the state. be so effective
ly served In this state a. by giving wide circuls
ton 70 reliable, able, and energetic kepuoiica
newspspsrs-
Asa FAMILY sEwsrArKR.
THE WKEIIY Posr, while culling from a
| sources Of information, 10 careful 70 remembe
| that its columns are for the young a. well as "a
| old. and that the morals as well as the mind AZ
part OF newspaper education. While hoping
| promote the general good through this medium
\ Il will scrupousy guard against doing individui
The Literary character OF the Posr is higher
| tone and broader In scope than that OF any oth'
( Detroit pa per. Its News Department u edlte
! with reference 20 furnishing tne most ao.urs,
/ ave 20 thirty columns OF Telegraphic dispatch'
! received each week by the DAILY PosT are car
fully condensed and summarized especially u
| the WEEELY aud thus the news from all parts
the world II given with each issue. IN addltlo
II employs a large corps OF local correspon0en o
! whose especial duty II 10 give more IN detail
I account Of domestic events. The proceedings
/ state organizations, the legislative, religion
educational, aud other local bodies, are eareiui
reported. , =.
tions OF THE POsr are by all odds more full Al
/ reliable than those of any Of rs Detroit cotemT
| raries, each separate issue being carefully rev
ell and corrected.
SPECIAL DEPARTMENT,
devoted 10 Agriculture, Horticulture, ana hou'
| hold Affairs mas been added % the Post dun
the past year, and placed under ,ne ehargs arg. o
ture - attracted much attention throughout
state already, and everywhere received high
In every way, THE Posr for the year 1875 "
be
THE BEST rArER FOR MICHIGAN EEApEKs
published in this State; and this repution II '
maintain at every cost.
, CIRCULATE YOUR COUNTY rAFERs.
: No otherway for promoting the cause Of hon
J currency, honest government and sound poll
al principles, Is so effective as the circulation
' | good Republican newspapers. We earnestly
{ Wise the Republicans OF Michigan TO promote,
every possible way, the circulation OF their 10
E and county newspapers. The local press
Michigan IL In the main well worthy OF gen
q Gus support. For ability, candor, and care
; editing, IL IL not eSeelled by the local press
any other state. Michigan has good reason
A The more the local papers Of The state are
culated and read. In their several locanues,
greater will be the demand for large city
e State journal. Ike IHE Po.r Decan.e tne s,s q
O Journals create public taste for reading ana
sire 20 get all the news, and 10 secure the al
% lest and ablest discussions Of great public isst
>, our Interests are one with inose oa tne ne, n
q fai. 10 be promoted by theirs. We press
Z claims Of THE Posr upon public attention, no
rival 20 dctract from the circulation OF the /
T. Journals Of the State, but As supplementary
them, In a large field, and for such readers
le desire TO take q large city paper.
Furthermore the results OF the iall eleetl
N this year, occurring In important states WI
the issues were financial and ADMINISTRATIVE
h. form, foreshadow
~ SURE REPUBLICAN, VICTORY
n In the great Presidential contest OF 1870, prov
y the Republican papers OF the country do
duty as we have no doubt they will. aud rec
from the public aud the party the generous
:, port and general circulation which they desc
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'e- Address, DAILY fOSI ".
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