The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-01-19
THE World" for 1877.

| THE NEW YORK WORLD for 1877, Daily,
! semi Weekly and Weekly, will hc found 10 81,
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has labored for the principles and halls the
triumph of the Democratic party as atfOrding
us practical promise of reform in our public
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our national, State aud municipal govern
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Constitution and the Union, q scrupulous ildcl-
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and sleeple>s vigilance IN maintaining all the
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evils inseparabIe from Party Government in a
Free Country; to promote good and not i'll
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the reign of Reason and of Law over prejudice
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do well.
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