The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-08
THE HEHALD-rR0sPECTVs FOn
1870.

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and great us has been It's popularity ii
the past, the proprletors enter upon In,
one hundredth year of the Republc's
birth with the will aud purpose Il
make II the great representative Jour.
nal Of Northern Texas, land, the
most desirable under the sun, and
striding rapidly aud resistlessly forward
with Titanic tread to limitless power
and wealth. Within the last four
months the circulation ofTuE HERALD
has increased with "A rapidly unknown
IN Its history, aud while it is to-day
the largest aud most attractive paper
in Northern Texas we contemplate n
further and fuller enlargement Of our
field Of usefulness during this Cen
tennlal year by making the paper in
all respects worthy OF the liberal SUP
port 1t has heretofore received. No
intelligent man or woman can dis.
pense with newspaper during this
year. 1t will be u year Of startling,
momentuous, and vivdly interesting
events. Mighty energies are at work
for REFORM the Republics leverish and
restless, demanding imperiously great
changes u heretofore omnipOteut
but corrupt party is now crumbing
into decay and anuihilation beneath
the powerful pressure of investigation,
and terrible disclosures of crime hr-
berry and bitterly disgraceful venality.
Mighty issues are shaping for the ma
tional contest, and abreast Of these is
sues and fully up with the times will
The HERALD ever be found, fearlessly
enunciating the gospel of Democratic
truth and Democratic ascend
ency to national control. In its pol
10y THE HERALD will know no
Liberal Republicanism, no feeble
Conservatism, no Independents,
no Radicals, but it floats at its mast
head the banner of unmixed and una
dulterated Democracy, hoping and be-
lieving that that flag will float tri-
umphantly over its victorious legions
in November next. All that capital
energy and enterprise can do to place
The HERALD in the front rank of
Journalism will be accomplished by us
in the present year.
The HERALD will contain the most
interesting dispatches from ut home
and abroad; it will contain
daily epitome OF State news; full
and accurate financial, commercial
and local reports; it will receive from
every direction and especially from
Washington and Philadelphia the
most interesting letters; and its edi-
torials will be fearless in an open and
manly discussion of current topics.
No endeavor will be wanting to make
The HERALD lice, rigorous, strong,
complete newspaper, such as will com
mend itself to the patronage and in
telligence of all the people of this
broad State.
Rates Of subscription:
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Postmasters in the surrounding
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Sundays Edition.
On the 18th instant we will enlarge
the Sunday edition of. The DAILY
HERALD, from twenty-eight to
thirty two column paper, which VIII
be furnished and delivered to our re-
gular daily patrons, as usual, and TO
those who desire to take the Sunday
edition alone at the following rates
One copy per annnnl. d o.
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