Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-03-30
A CENTENNIAL YEAR.
Marshall County Republican For 1875.


Marshall County Republican For 1875.
In many respects the year 1876 will
possess more popular interest than
any that has ever preceded it in our
history. IT completes the round
hundred years since the declaration
of our independence as nation. 1t
is the year of the great Centennial
Inter national Exposition, when the
leading nations of the world will be
our guests, which alone would rem
der it year of special interest and
Importance. 1t is besides, the year
of vastly important Presidential
election, wherein is TO be decided
whether or not the party which car
ried the nation safely through the
war shall continue to control it. oil
whether it shall be yielded TO those
Southern leaders of the rebellion. who
exerted themselves for its overthrow
In such year Is this, newspaper
will possess unusual interest; and
the REPUBLICAN hopes to merit and
receive continuance OF the favor
which has attended it heretofore.
The REPUBLICAN will continue to
adhere TO the distinctive principles OF
the Republican party.
1t will maintain what it believes is
right.
1t will war upon that which is
wrong.
1t will be a friend ID every indus
trial interest, whether OF brain or
muscle.
1t will be friend to every good
cause.
1t will be the enemy of every evil
work.
ITS LEADING PRINCIPLES
are, A stable Government; An indivi-
sible Union; The supremacy OF ma
tional Authority; Equal Privileges
and RIGHTS to every American citizen;
The prompt Enforcement of the
Laws; Strict Observance OF all Con
stitutional Guarantees: Purity and
Economy in the Administration OF
the National State, county, township
and city Government; The honest
Payment of all National Obligations;
A financial System that shall furnish
sufficient currency for the Demands
of business, with coin for its founda
ton; A course OF gradual Approach
to Specie Payments. with wise and
careful preparation FOR it; A discrim-
mating System OF Duties on Imports
to meet the larger part % the current
expenses OF the Government; Educa-
ton for all ut the public Expense and
without Sectarian Bias or Interior
ence.
Besides the election of a President
and Vice President and the various
State officers from Governor down.
there will be also the election Of a
member of Congress. and county and
township officers. Under these cir
cumstances Il home political paper
that shall present and discuss all
public questions and all local inter
ests, becomes an imperative necessity.
The REPUBLICAN will continue TO
present the local and home news.
through its corps OF local cOrrespOn-
dents, aud otherwise. its aim being to
make complete record OF all the
news OF the county. And besides it,
treatment Of political question. and
its presentation OF the local news, il
will contain each week, large
amount OF the very best miscrlla-
neous reading. selected with care.
and WITH a view 90 amusement, arri
mental and moral improvement.
No household ought to be without
tn REPUBLICAN: and we respectfully
invite subscribers on the following
TERMS.
Single Subscribers in advance. $500
Clubs of ten. with copy free to
the person who gets up the
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Subscription TO Jan'y LIST, 1877 l.50
From now until after November
election ......... 1.25
REPUBLICAN and Weekly Indiana
Journal, with map OF the
State .... 325
REPUBLICAN. six months $500. LOO
Republicans, remember that this il
the campaign year, and you cannot
serve the party better in any other
way than by aiding in the circulation
Of the REPUBLICAN.
Subscribe without delay and get
your neighbor TO subscribe, ard let
our subscription list be doubled.
Plymouth, Ind. April 1st, 1876.