The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-01-27
THE ST. PAUL PIONEER PRESS.
IN TIE YEAH OF -
The Centennial.

the best state, aud the best general
newspaper west Of Chicago. This il
40 vain boast. 1t is settled business
aud journalistic purpose. resulting
| tctl, irow the ability to accomplish it
and the conviction that that accom-.
pl;shment will pay.
Keeping i" mud, during this the
Ceutcun.sl Year OF the uation's growth
and prosperity, the full demands made
upon thoughtful aud indepcndeo,
journal by the aboundiug events OF
the period, and reco@uiziry the pccu.
liar 6:ucss OF TIE tiule for the iuauy.
uration Of ench hea!thfui reforms iu
local and general government as the
awakened public sense requires, The
Ituncer-Press will be found among the
most faithful and earnest champ:ous-
l. Or the return Ct the govern.
me't to its pristine purity aud sin
rlici.y. and tie restoration Of its Gnan.
ccs to the ou!y basis If sou"dncss and
steadiness consistent with the integrity
and eood faith of the republic d.
2 Ola rcform Of tic present op.
pressivc system Of collecting the rev
cuue. and tic atoI!shuent Of all dis
eliminating taxation, the object o:
; which is to make the rich richer and
1, lie poor rocrcr. snd whose practical
| eiFec, has been 10 shift the burdens oi
government frou the shoulders OF
eastero capital to Those Of western pro
Lac,ion.
3. OF final aud settled abandon
mcnt 0; every centraI:xinS tendency
aud u all such uawarranted usurpa
| tons OF power as have too often, es.
p,cialIy in the south, threatened the
very citadel Of republican liberty, aud
endangered the :ouodasio" Of popular
government BY in,erpcsing the bayon.
ct between the free citizen and The
open b. liv, box,
j. 4. Dfthe elecsion 10 1876 Of \
pr. si1cut and Of u cou.r,Ss cru,hitscd
10 the r,torm Vt III; abuses which have
crcpt iutu the ECveruuleut, .! all Cor
Eup,iors witch haze tainted lis aduin.
!str;.;:or, aud Vi ii! ekeese.s which
: haze caused the burd,.,.s "i ,axatioA t,
S,coiuc oaerous and difficult Of surpcr,
S. Or the Inauguration by congress
of system Of improvements in wa'c'
transportation, which stall ensur,
western produce sys:ust the axac5iu7.
OF l..i t'on"I,,'y, aud yield to xsric"l
,ura! Industry the highest possible
,.~ards.
Illus, Tie Hsanecr Press PROMISES
with an earnest aud houcst intention
t" tu'fi!! its pledge, that the highest
interests Of II c common wealth xn1 o
tie country shall employ rs bes'
thoughts ard its highest endsavors
Asking nothing from parties, it vii
owe nothing to them save viSitanI
wa;c:.iulusSs Of their proceedings. snt
i fecrlcss criticism OF their actions
independent in al things, it will b,
neutral in nothing.
| Ia addition to these general puvpos
es, The {'ionecr. Press will uaiutui.
and make increasingly prominent, tn,
special features which have her:toior'
distinguished it, and given it its com
manding position as the leading j"urn
al o, the northwest. It will contiuu
to be the only iourna: which provide
tull reports of the city news OF both
i ST. PAUL AND MISNFAPoLIs.
Recording alike the incidents Q
their business aud social lie, and pre-
sent;ng full reports Of the markets .
the Dual Metropolis whose growth an,
prosperity it will be its study to con
stant.y and impartially promote.
j As the representative state journa
printed at the capital Of the commo
, wealth, the Interests Of the state u
large will engage the constant attention
. OF The Pi,neer- Pess. It will Iabo
uuceasiu-ly to stimulate cmi=ration
to develop the great agricultural inter
ests which ara the basis Of all subs,au
; tial state aud community growth; T.
,, promote the intel!i !igeDce prosecution
=. Of Iarm labor, including the new an
important interest Of grazing and stoc
raising, and it will make special fea
ure OF reporting in detail the state 9
the hons and foreign markets, in OF
!: der that the farmer may be kept con
: stantly informed Of the best time t
sell. aud the country merchant OF tn
: best'timc to buy. News from all por
: tieus Of the state, from Northern wi.
5 consin and Iowa, will also be regularl
!. contained in condensed form in il
:, columns. 5oa ~:5' s."a' aa5l Eass 's'
The large space devoted te rcadiD
matter in the columns Of The Ponce.
Press will enable it to add to its loo:
and general news and commercial r,
ports, an interesting variety Of storie
| poems, aud freside Miscellany. aud .
4 a Family Journal it will be found b
4; many to'lay its highest aclaimto gel
cral acccrtapcc and favor. g1@s'9 J., !
:. - ssss = Nc. FINALLY, sss...s s,eta~., /.
.. l., The Pioneer Press will be found Il
J ever vigilans representives of wesses
interests and westcrn progress, and
Journal which the true western ma
will always fad in earnest sympatt
with his best and highest idess ,
! equity and right. y ssa. ....,5i,
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