The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-03
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ForEDKp-WRRKLY IN 1874, TIIE DAILY IN 1871
By SAMUEL BOwLES.
Recognizing In the decay and Generalization Of
parties In the obvious agreement Of the people Of
The whole country upon the same political prinei.
pies 10 the uprising patriotic feeling Of centennial
year, In the enforced economies Of business de-
preston, and In the moral awakening everywhere
manifest, new hope and new opportunity for the
political and social reformation for which THE l-
PUBLICAN, as conspicuous Independent Journal has
long pleaded, Il enters upon new year with fresh
ened feeling, and still more earnest purpose. II
Is proud TO avov that, II the republican party Is TO
maintain It's supremacy In the national government
Il will seek 10 oblIge Il TODD 20 through tho leader
ship OF Secretary BRIsIow; u tho democratic par
ty Is to gain possession Il will labor 10 force upon
tile leadership Of Gov. TILDRS; while 1t hopes and
will urge Il still higher and more patriotic move
ment 10 place CIIARLES FRANCS Adams, Us the
peoples candidate, at the head Of the government
in this beginning Of new century Of national ex-
istencc. Only, through such leadershlpS does The
Republican believe that the country will have GER
tAnty Of political reform and elevation, and It will
labor earnestly that one Of these alternatives shall
result.
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