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THE NEW YORK
TIMES.
FOR 1873.
A Political, Literary and
General Newspaper,
Devoted TO Reform In Municipal, State
and General Government.


ESTABLISHED 1851.
During the long and exciting Presidential cam
paign of 1876, and the anxious period Of political
uncertainty which succeeded il, THE NEW YORK
| TIMES had very important share in determin-
ing the result OfOn Of the most mOmentOus con-
tests in American history. The course Of THE
TIMES during the whole Of that eventfuI struggle
has secured for it large addition to the number
of its supporters, and has placed beyond eontro-
versy its position as the foremost Republican
newspaper in the United States.
The course Of THE TIMES will be guided in the
future it has been in the past by the consider
alton that the interests of the Republican Party
are in all be set above the interests Of its
| leaders. and that the honor aud welfare Of the
country are TO be considered before either It's
attitude is that Of Independence lCithfE the Re
publican Pa ty, for in that way can the interests
of the people be most effectually served.
So long as any OF the great principles with
which the Party has been idenIfed remains in dis
dispute. THE TIMES will refuse 20 consider the
work Of the Repnblicanism as ended. II viii IA
Dor to maintain the highest standard Of partisan
obligation in the treatment Of questions affecting
the hnantial honor of the nation, the purihcation
of the public service, and the gradual readjlst
ment Of the fiscal system TO meet the changing
conditions OF trade and manufactures. 1t will
steadily oppose all plans no matter By wlom urg-
ed, which tend TO postpone the date Ofresumption
beyond that fixed by law, to pay the national cred
itOr any OtDer basis than that Of gold, 20 pre-
serve import duties which clog the development
Of American industry, or 20 perpetuate IN me P9o
lie service the pernicious principles that ITO the
vicUOrs belong the spOils."
While carefully avoiding all that may tend to
/ promote sectional animosity among our people,
i THE TINES will urge, with ihe utmost dicislon,
the national duty OF protecting the freedmen and
the Northern immigrants in the South in he pos
session OF rights guaranteed them BY the ConEn-
tuition It will do all in its power 10 promote the
policy of peace and Cancellation b tween North
and South, but will not lose sight Of the aet that
Northern confidence and amnesty must ind their
return in the enforcement Of even-handed justice
and scrupulous regard for the letter and spirit OF
the law on the part Of the South.
naaN Nsrma-a an#r
opinion viii be strengthened bF all that is needfi
to enhance the Yalue Of THE TIMES as daily re-
cord of news. The acknowledged excellenee q
its correspondent by mail and telegraph from al
/ parts OF the world will be fully maintained. THE
| TIMES has shown daring the RussO-Iurkish var
how ample are its resources, and how well direct
ed is its enterprise Its FOluninOus foreign cor
respondence for the last year is admitted % have
| furnished some Of the most valuable historical
data available for the record Of ighly-important
epoch. The event In Europe and elsewhere dnf-
ing the coming year viii be treated with the sane
| fuiiness fairness, and acearacy as have distn-
! guished its treatment Of those which now belong
/ to the past.
In the sphere Of literary and artistic criticism,
| of scientific social and general discussion, THk
TIMES will address itselfas heretofore 70 the ap-
probation Of the educated and Intelligent classes
OF the American people. II viii be lively without
befLg sensational, aggressive without being
course; st all times it win strive to be fearless
/ and Independents in the championship Of the
| right. No theories s1bYersiVe OF the principles
on which the sacredness Of mily ties and the ex-
| istance oi society alke repOse VIII oa pfomAsa-
ted in its cOlumus.
THE TIMES rejects all advertisements Of lot
teries OF quacks and medical pretendeTs, and OF
all nfher agencies by which the insiGious poison
of vice is d'sz, minated throughout society. II
will be in rhe flIHre. in the past, newspaper
specially sdants t9r ARtly reading. -.
THE WEEKLY TIMES, contaiping As u DOES
selected editorials topics Of national and gen
era T. terest fonl the columns OF the daily Issue,
/ as well as concise summary OF pOliticAl soelAl,
and foreign news, besides other features Wnlen y
/ commend is 20 all classes OF readers, is PAP =
admirably fitted 70 circulate in eyerT portion o.
| the United states. No Republican newspaper aP-
proachcs q in circulation. and = VIII pe me IN
of its conductors % use every Uvans, not onll "
/ maintain its well-earned supremacy, but 70 mas
| its popularity still more decided.
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