Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-02-26
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CENTENNIAL YEAR O. TIE
REPUBLIC.
TIL r
POST.
A Thoroughly Sound and Relia-
bic Republican Paper.
THE COMING YEAR.

ne year 1914 Will be notable Tor tVSc reasons
| AZ WI. be the Centennial wear OF the Republic
Ii VIII ne marked by a presidential election con
test OF greet importance In this cam paiSn tn
issues which viii divide parties VIII be Of q,
absorbing nature and OF great magnitude Tbri
problems vii, relate mainiv to grave questions
oil Finance, Public Education, aad reforms II
administrative Government. These ora ques
| lions which peculiarly require long and patient
discussion, and careful Investigation. Thei
| inanite variety of phases cannot be Thoroughly
discussed within the narrow limits OF STUMP
speeches, III Ike ordinary robtical Issues. On tht
contrary. the publ:c Mint VIII demand the edu
cation OF lire upon line aro pracept upon pre-
c~ps, Through iriig continued discussion, f,l
which an able pubic Newspaper furnishes thu
best nledium of inioruatinn and argument
Inese economic questions. moreover. touch iii
| rsctiy every business and indEstriil interest o.
| the country, They effect every mans pocs ct
| every prorkingnan's labor and wages, and the
prhNe OF every fsrE, shor, aed business in the
| Repu6ic. The issues will be such that sill vii bs
directly ala strongly inter. sled IN Knowing wha1
Is igsie and Whit is ialse --i-l
A YEAH OF NOTABLE EVENTS.
There has. there fore. never bern year in the
| history Of this coUnsrP when the circulation OF
able honest, intelligent public journals has boer
moe Important than it will be during the yea
1916. There has never been year when tn. cir
cniaton Of faithful anu ably Republican
journals was so necessary 10 the party az it viii
be during tre year 1915. Nor has there feen ear
| when good public journal could be IS interest
ing 10 the pubic as iG will be during the COMING
y ar Ii VIII be year Of greatly notable il Lot
| tidnC, events. Ine LcNCen0lal the
celebration, in all parts of me Republic, of the
Notion 8 Huadretk birthday; great INA erp atonai
contests IN which the seutatives OF other ma
lions WI take part: the presence in this county
OF many lIustrnus foreigneIs; The great policical
conventions. debates ami platforms. the great IT,
! hglous and political movements IN Europe; and
| iGany other probable n-ta5ie and exciting &C.
| currences will lend to al public Journals un-
| usual and cynfiDuet interest during the coming
year. lie will be year when no intelligent cit.-
zen csn alerd 10 be mithout
FIRsTCLAsS PAPER.
1t ia generally conceded by intelic mt readers
nay ng the opportunities Of COMPARISON, I'll { in
ail In I gees 10 loase up first-c.4ss newspaper
EHE POST las re eqi,al a...Jiig h,Ich gan Jour
| mas In each Of its editions and in al VI its de-
paftmeuts. it IS edited with great preser ~
hcaisGy dnG elevated tone, ed las we'll ear Il
ed e.,utatOn for abili y, schoarsnp, god taste
and vigorous orig .nality.
The COMING PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
In the great political contest O. 1876 THE POST
Will continue to advocate earnestly ana honestly
the great principles OF the Republican parry. L.
viii Us.er no uncertain sonn,i, nor shi L any
duly. IL Will, with ali the yigOr it can conimaad,
utter The voice OF the best intelligence, The truest
morality, and the highest patriotism of Michigan
And we arc conf ienE that In TO other Way can
tie Republican party, and the eau, OF goud gov
crnmest. honest money. and the best Dusi, esq
Interests of the conntiy and the ST te, be &c eff
fectivelV served In this state u. by giving wide
circulation 20 reliaile, able, and energetic re-
publican newspapers.
THE G2EAT ISSUES.
The country. it is now CIV dent, can rely with
confluence upon the republican party on,y for
such reform IA are demanded by the most en-
l$htened pubic opinion. These rafOrns are:
l. The re:Orm OF the currency. so that honest
industry may receive it's h ld-earne4 wages in
money which IL a good - gold.
= The preservation OF American institutions
against tie open assaIiiEs and nsiduOu5 W:les OF
enemies " no give their first allegiance 10 a fo--
elEn Scclcsticai power.
3. Ire promotion OF honesty. economy and ct
fciepc, in the public service.
4. The regulation OF monopoles.
3. defense OF trre-iOTn oil S.se5Gh ard security
of perrcn and property III I'll the States O. the
Union III .lnst oppression OF outrage OF accouut
OF l.oliti al and social prgjudices.
G. the sacred preservation or the public faith
alike 10 the cretiiiOrs OF IN. Government and
tie people
No hope can be placed in the Democratic parlv
for any 0i these reforms That marty J. - been
loud IN ita promises, lL shameless in It's BETRAYAL
IrsS. lie cent history Is :, tistory ST wicked
assaults agai-r th. puohc cseolt, anu OF unpatii-
Tic aIii2rca With the enemies o, Anleri"ar rec
ins'l ut,ors IL several Srcar states II IS nnw
openly comm GCed % 30 i..y which .hroai els roc
only 10 GaGase and miti'"ats:y destroy t!is car
r,:ncy Of t4e people, tiirOugh uu,lnici in!iativn
of l,'Tever rrct.eet1 :b,e ,aer money, an NAL
rcpuiiation 5ut also IepuGrigiOn Cf tx NatiOl.l
:ai.h toward It's C; editors 1t home aud abroad ::
is, therefore. pisii tiat there is no kOie OF
rencP ret. .rn iceln the Democratic parry; and
thai he public can lork "a the Republican party
only fpr this reform
The Democratic party. IN seve-a.i States, i NO.
torou1!y 70 secret aiiiasce with the Jtsaits IN
their assaults upon our cWnRyn school sysLem.
In Ohio, The passage OF the tleghan law, UpoA the
o owed uecla anon cf The organs OF the Roman
CatholIc Chu,ch, that Its passage wcut, be re-
wardeu by giyisg the DemocraI!c patty the solid
Catholic v0te,i while its tai ure would be pun
ishrd by dseruDth5 tie iTty. Is Il fact OF great
significance. In Ohio, New Jersey, New ork.
and other states, op' Ii atteelpts have been made
To corrupt, rervert, or destroy the American rub
lie school system. Yet the Democratic State
platforms, recently adopted. have been utterly
silent upon this gr: at est;on, and also upon
the question OF sectsrian appropriations from
plat. orrs have openly and manfuiiy denounced
both these abuses.
sor the promotion of honesty. economy and
efficiency in the public service, The country has
n"thing 10 hope from Democratic aseendency
That party, wherever 1t has oytainei 20 YER has
betrayed the people. In New ork it put AID
kept in oil the . BOSS thief" OF the Or,Ct-the
40 orious CWEED-anditisp now corrup.e ed by the
notorious canai ring" In I LIMOS the last T.
islaiure under Its control, WAS the most corrupt,
Inefficient, aud conference.-the, known in the his
tory OF the state III Ono, and Ia lana increased
taxation, corrupt on. and lneticiency. have been
marked results OF Democratic ascendency.
The preservation Of freedom of speech. aud OF
peace safety and public orner, Ia demanded by
every patriotic consideration. But 1t is nO,ori us
that, in me southern States. and thai recent,
Democratic n obs have inrnlyed in riot ineurrec-
tcn, and murder, Tor political ends; that Demo
cratic state governments have made 10 attempt
to suppress such disorders; and The Democratic
party does not even intend to offer security for
free speech and Tree opinion agans; political or
social prejoG.ces The Pa fcaton OF the coun-
try, and me deiense or personal liberty and
rights, can only be secured through the ascen-
deLcy OF the Republican party.
AS A FAMILY NEWSPAPER
THE wEEK,Y Posi-, while Culling from al
souIces CT information, is careful to remember
that lis columns are for tire Jeung as well as t.,c
old and that the morals % well as the mild are
nsrr OF !, newspaper education While hOping TO
promote the general good through this medium. |
1t will scrupuously guard against dong indisId-
The Literary Character Of TIE osT is higher
in tone and broader in scope than that CT any |
oth9r Detroit paper. Its news department Is ed !
tied with reference to furnishing the most accur
ate lnformatO1GD the most SUBJECTS. The t. en-
ty-.ve to forty columns OF Geographic .iisDa.ches
received each week by THE DAILY Posi- are |
carefully condensed apd summarized especially |
tor the WEEKLY nd thus the news from all |
paris of the world is given with each issue In |
addiuon, it employs large carps Of local cor |
respondents in heSgste, whose especial duty it |
Is tr give rior.. IN detail an acc urt If domest
events The proc edIngs of Stale Organizations |
the legislative religious educational, ard other
loo ibodies are all carefully reported.
The Market Reports given III the various edi- |
lions of THE PnsT are BY all odds more full and |
reliable tn those of any If its Detroit cOnte a.
each separate Esue being carefully re- |
vlsed and corrected - ~
SPECIAL DEPARTMENT,
devoted to Agriculture, Horticulture, and House.
the past wear. and placed under the charge OF a |
c"npetcntspecial editor This feature |
has attracted mech attention throughout the |
State already, and has everywhere received high |
In every way, THE Posi- for the year 1876 VIII |
be
THE BEST PAPER FOR MICHIGAN READERS
published in this state; aud this reputation it |
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